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Articles in April, 2007 issue of Newsweek International

• Artistic License.(Brief article)
  by Nadeau, Barbie
• The Moment of Truth; The U.S. is on the edge of immigration reform--but it must act fast.
  by Castaneda, Jorge
• Four Hours in Mostar; Devastated during the 1992-1995 war, this historically scenic town in the southwestern corner of Bosnia has rebounded nicely.(Brief article)
  by Brownell, Ginanne
• Periscope.(emotional damage)(Brief article)
• Grading the Presidents; None since the cold war earns more than a B.(Second Chance)(Book review)
  by Rosen, Gary
• Just How Real Is the Magic?(Brazil economy)
  by Sharma, Ruchir
• The Burden of Japan; Shinzo Abe faces a tough balancing act: keeping his conservative base happy, charting a new, moral foreign policy--and finally facing up to the past.
  by Caryl, Christian
• Super Soaks.(hot springs to visit)(Brief article)
  by Whiteside, Vanessa
• ROBOTICS Meet 'Big Dog'.(Special Forces' robotic dog)(Brief article)
  by Barry, John
• Safety in the Slums; A play that deals frankly with AIDS prevention and treatment is changing social attitudes in Kenya.
  by Polier, Alexandra
• It's All About Attitude.(Edmund Phelps, economist, Nobel laureate)(Interview)
  by Theil, Stefan
• Brevity Is King.(Twitter, a new online social network)(Column)
  by Levy, Steven
• Modern Medicine Man.(Jeff Kindler of Pfizer Inc.)(Interview)
  by Smith, Richard M.
• Beijing's Big Push; As anti-Americanism grows, China is learning the value of good PR and beating the United States at its own game.(public relations)
  by Kurlantzick, Joshua
• Periscope.(Pakistan elections, politics and foreign relations)(BetUS.com, gambling on climate change scenarios)("My Friends Tigger and Pooh" new series)
  by Hussain, Zahid; Moreau, Ron; Rosenberg, Sarina
• Slow and Steady Wins; The case for betting on Brazil is fundamentally political.
  by Bremmer, Ian
• Swinging Spring.(women's coats)(Brief article)
  by Bintliff, Esther
• A Saudi Desert Fox; King Abdullah brushes aside the United States and seeks to take the lead in a strife-torn Middle East.
  by Dickey, Christopher; Peraino, Kevin; Wolffe, Richard
• Periscope.(personal trainers online)(Brief article)
  by Bennett, Jessica
• Borderless 'Dream'; Shakespeare's comedy is transposed to India.(A Midsummer Night's Dream)(Theater review)
  by Power, Carla
• The Politics Of Fantasy; The brewing flap over an ABM system in Eastern Europe has little to do with security and everything to do with spin.(antiballistic-missile)
  by Moravscik, Andrew
• Mikla Istanbul.(Restaurant review)
  by Brownell, Ginanne
• The Test.(ethanol, the fuel of the future?)(Brief article)
• Plays On Location; Forget going to the theater. Live dramas are being staged in airports, hospitals and parks. Just beware of dogs.
  by Brownell, Ginanne
• Technologist.(Mars surface temperature increased by 0.65)(Brief article)
  by Ellison, Jesse
• Beyond Business; Inspired by Manhattan, Tokyo turns Roppongi into a gleaming cultural as well as economic center.
  by Kashiwagi, Akiko
• Beating Down Democracy; With his latest bloody crackdown, Vladimir Putin takes a step futher toward outright dictatorship.
  by Matthews, Owen; Nemtsova, Anna
• Israel: Model Makeover.(Tel Aviv promoted as tourist destination)(Brief article)
  by Peraino, Kevin
• Lining Up the Loan Angels; Critics put trendy poverty lenders to the test, and find they're neither a real business nor a real help.
  by Margolis, Mac
• Level Up.(Nintendo of America president Reginald Fils-Aime on Wii's market share)(Interview)(Brief article)
  by Croal, N'gai
• Asia's Glass Houses; Japan may have problems facing its historical crimes. But so do most of its angry neighbors.
  by Deans, Phil
• Rising Fears of 'Freelancing'.(Iranian seizure of British marines)
  by Bahari, Maziar; Hirsh, Michael; Hosenball, Mark
• A New Kind of Drug War; Bangkok leads a revolt by middle-class nations against Big Pharma and its high-priced drugs.
  by Wehrfritz, George
• Perspectives.
• Mullahs Gone Mild; Don't look now, but the face of radical Islam has changed dramatically across the Middle East.
  by Glain, Stephen
• Growth Is Not Enough; A new report envisions a 'middle income' Asia by 2020, but only if the region makes some big changes in the way it does business.
• Perspectives.
• Mail Call.(Letter to the editor)
• Chateau La Chassagne, Burgundy, France.(Brief article)
• Pilgrim's Progress; The world--and Europe especially--is rediscovering the power of the pilgrimage. The story of this improbable new vogue.
  by Dickey, Christopher
• Under Wraps.(turbans)(Buyers guide)(Brief article)
  by Ellison, Jesse
• Tubes of Light.(nanotubes)(Brief article)
  by Arora, Rupali
• How to Help Your Heart; A Harvard cardiologist passes on the latest news about the tests you need, lowering blood pressure and the real pros and cons of drinking red wine.(Cover story)
  by Lee, Thomas H.
• Four Hours In: New Orleans.(Brief article)
  by Scott, Nathan
• Grapes of Their Own; India's middle class embraces wine.
  by Moreau, Ron
• CAMERON HIGHLANDS RESORT, MALAYSIA.(Brief article)
  by Kent, Jonathan
• Eyes Everywhere.(security cameras)
  by Ellison, Jesse
• Ready for Liftoff.(rocket belt)(Brief article)
  by Ellison, Jesse
• Global Investor: Barton Biggs.
• Brooklyn Bad Boy.(Jean-Michel Basquiat, graffiti artist )(Brief article)
  by Patel, Vibhuti