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Articles in March, 2007 issue of Newsweek International

• Bookish Mood.(independent book stores)(Brief article)
  by Burchell, Kenzie
• Reality Check.(hybrid cars pose more hazards for blind pedestrians, according to a report)(Brief article)
• Russia: Killer Question.(critics of Vladimir Putin found dead)(Brief article)
  by Matthews, Owen; Nemtsova, Anna
• Hot Spot: Borgo San Jacopo Ristorante Florence.(Restaurant review)
  by Nadeau, Barbie
• The Shanghai Tell; Last week's dip in China's markets has left Beijing more anxious about its economic control.
• Growing Lights.(chandeliers)
  by Ellison, Jesse
• Looking for Nukes; An ex-inspector explains the art and science of nuclear detective work, and how it applies to Iran.
  by Albright, David
• The Good Son Falters; Shinzo Abe, Japan's nationalist prime minister, defied expectations with a strong start abroad. But now he's run into trouble at home, as his poll numbers plummet and his government slips out of control.
• Help! Call 108!(Emergency Management Research Institute)(Company overview)
  by Witchalls, Clint
• The Writing On the Wall.(Brief article)
  by Pitagora, Dulci
• By the Numbers.(tourism during Chinese New Year)(Brief article)
• HOTEL LE REGINA WARSAW.(Hotel review)
  by Brownell, Ginanne
• Bound to Fail; Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has taken on 'mission impossible.' Everything about The United Nations conspires against him.(Cover story)
  by Mallaby, Sebastian
• Hot Spot: Malmaison Oxford, England.(Hotel review)
  by Underhill, William
• The Price of Caring.(study finds more social workers suffer posttraumatic stress disorder than general population)(Brief article)
  by Adams, William Lee
• The Debunker.(Robert Mugabe faces opppose in Zimbabwe)(Brief article)
• The Last Word: Roger Searle; Dropping Into the Ocean.(Interview)
  by Brownell, Ginanne
• Books: Mob Narrative.(wiki-novel)
• Global Investor: Trade Starts At Home; Every major recent U.S. move to liberalize trade has passed Congress by just one or two votes. It will take very little to tilt that balance.
  by Garten, Jeffrey E.
• In Search of Calderon; The ghosts of Mexican presidents past are haunting its new leader.
• Four Hours in ... Jerusalem.(Brief article)
• Reality Check.(Brief article)
• The Carbon Folly; Policymakers have settled on 'emissions trading' as their favorite global-warming fix. But it isn't working.
  by Stowers, Chris; Vencat, Emily Flynn
• The Solution.(political alliances in Pakistan)(Brief article)
  by Hussein, Zahid; Moreau, Ron
• Recycled and Wow.(London Fashion Week)(green fashion design)(Brief article)
  by Burchell, Kenzie
• A Taste Of Lima.(Brief article)
  by Contreras, Joseph
• White Heat.(trends of inflation in India)(Brief article)
  by Foroohar, Rana
• Hollow Tipped Threat; Russia plays at being a great power. Lately it has been rattling its saber--with more swagger than actual bite.
• Perspectives.
• Mail Call: Midlife Blues.(Letter to the editor)
• The Price of a Name Is Death.(violence against Sunnis in Iraq)
  by Husarska, Anna
• Mail Call: Protecting Our Planet.(Letter to the editor)
• Hot Spot: 1884 Mendoza, Argentina.(Brief article)
• Navy Seals.(Brief article)
  by Bain, Marc; Ramirez, Jessica
• The Lost Youth Of Europe; The continent's boomers are retiring, leaving a bitter legacy for the generation that comes next, which increasingly feels locked out of the European dream.(Brief article)
  by Barigazzi, Jacopo; Burchell, Kenzie; McNicoll, Tracy; Underhill, William
• Reading Leaves.(tea)(Brief article)
• Letter From the Editor...(Editorial)
  by Emerson, Tony
• The Last Word: David Rubenstein; New Breed of Barbarian.(Interview)
• Political Pullout.(Britain's withdrawal of troops from Iraq)
  by Dehghanpisheh, Babak; McGuire, Stryker; Wolffe, Richard
• Adventure: Boat Baja.(holidaying at Loreto)(Brief article)
  by Tolme, Paul
• Goldilocks Has Real Legs; Most analysts think there is something irrational about the way the world is working now. It's as if they skipped the lessons of the 1960s.(global economy)
  by Sharma, Ruchir
• Woman's Best Friend; Lalique revolutionized jewelry and glass design.(Rene Lalique, The Exceptional Jewels of Lalique, 1890-1912, jewelry exhibition at Musee du Luxembourg )
  by Haq, Amber
• Holiday Shopping.(travel packages for shoppers)(Brief article)
  by Butler, Sana
• The Last Word: Angelina Jolie; A rebel with a cause.(Interview)
• To Boldly Go ... On?(Brief article)
  by Alston, Joshua
• A Tale of Two Numbers; India's new budget reveals a party still in love with bureaucracy.
• Finding Gold in Your Trash; This is a tale of two dumps. What we throw away is worth riches. All that it takes is a nose for opportunity.
  by Underhill, William
• The Wedding Shortage; In the Middle East, marriage is in deep crisis, for financial reasons.
  by Dhillon, Navtej Singh
• Scars Of War.(civil war in Liberia)(Brief article)
  by Hetherington, Tim
• Perspectives.
• Prime-Time Raiders; Tokyo's old-school business culture may be in for a change as foreign buyout firms ramp up operations.
  by Kashiwagi, Akiko
• The Maximalist.(Louis XIII Black Pearl from Remy Martin Amerique)(Brief article)
• Leaving Lebanon Behind; An Israeli director is honored for his unsparing new film.(Joseph Cedar)
  by Chen, Joanna
• The Best Euro Start-Ups.(Joost)(Cover story)
  by Sparks, John
• China Exports Trouble, Too; The overall effects of a China slowdown could easily knock more than half a percentage point off global economic growth in 2007.
  by Roach, Stephen
• Fact or Fiction.(Brief article)
• Mail Call: Death by Hanging.(Letter to the editor)
• Muslims Fighting Evil; "The 99" is the first comic-book series to feature Islamic superheroes. Can they defeat prejudice?
  by Villeminot, Florence
• Reviving Lacroix; After years of creating unwearable clothes and unbearable losses, the French designer label has acquired savvy new American owners and a fresh, streamlined look. Just ask Helen Mirren.(Biography)
  by Thomas, Dana
• City of Ethnic Delights.(Paris)(Brief article)
  by Power, Ginny
• The Best In Cuisine.(Cover story)
  by Bunzl, Alexandra; Power, Ginny
• Tub With A View.(bath oils)(Buyers guide)(Brief article)
  by Mack, Lauren
• Technologist.(virus spreading thru caterpillars gets more virulent)(Brief article)
• Dawn of the Amateurs; A flap over fraud on Wikipedia raises questions about the reliability of information in the age of 'you' media.
  by Levy, Steven
• The Best of Europe; Everyone has a list of what Europeans do better than anyone else. These days it goes far beyond the charming or traditional to the genuinely avant garde.(elder care in Sweden)(Cover story)
  by McGuire, Stryker
• The House Divided; Buckle your seat belts: Airbus, the French-German champion of European industry, is headed for a breakup.(Company overview)
  by Vencat, Emily Flynn
• Cleaner Carats.(Brief article)
• Big Man Walking.(Brief article)
  by Dickinson, Elizabeth
• Bordeaux Meets Beijing; China's eager oenophiles are reviving the flagging French wine industry. So what if they mix their cru with Coke?
  by Pape, Eric
• Bush Returns to Basics; Eager for success somewhere, the U.S. president is going south of the border. But is it too little, too late?
  by Contreras, Joseph
• Room Exercises.(Brief article)
  by Butler, Sana
• The Best Of Time.(design of watches)(Cover story)
  by Dickey, Christopher
• Sopranos At the Cineplex; The Met is drawing new opera fans by broadcasting live to cinemas. Popcorn munching encouraged.(Metropolitan Opera)
  by Moravcsik, Andrew
• Computers: An EyeMouse.(computer cursor follows eye movements)(Brief article)
  by Conant, Eve
• Periscope.(foreign funds to Palestine)(blogs)(aviation in China)
  by Bennett, Jessica; Campo-Flores, Arian; Glain, Stephen; Green, Amy; Sparks, John
• Special Friends; A series of exhibits in London explores the historical ties between England and America, for better and for worse.(A New World: England's First View of America, exhibition)
  by Brownell, Ginanne
• Islam Got It First; The tiling in medieval Islamic architecture turns out to embody a mathematical insight that Westerners thought they had discovered only 30 years ago.
  by Carmichael, Mary
• Emerging Evidence.(Brief article)
• Sarko, the American? Not anymore. If you aspire to become president of France, it doesn't pay to be too friendly with the U.S.
• Robotic Buzzing.(using robotic insects to study navigation)(Brief article)
  by Arora, Rupali

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