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Articles in December 2002 issue of National Geographic

• ZipUSA.(22102 - Tysons Corner, Virginia)(Industry Overview)(Column)
  by Garelik, Glenn
• A new day in Kabul: after 24 years of war, Afghanistan's capital is breathing free. Can its fledging recovery last?
  by Girardet, Edward
• Muscle & magic snowy owls: they're power owls, the biggest on the tundra, fast and fierce enough to knock a grown man to the ground. Even a downy chick (overleaf) can flash an intimidating yellow stare. Researchers who want to learn how snowy owls liv
  by Warren, Lynne
• The search for PT 109.
  by Ballard, Robert D.
• Surviving the Sahara: hypnotic sands, freezing winds ... Camels weak from hunger ... Evil spirits and an explorer's shadow ... Not your normal winter getaway.
  by Hare, John
• Super X-ray vision: Chandra, NASA's orbiting x-ray observatory spies a violent, roiling universe.
  by Klesius, Michael
• Hawaii.(Industry Overview)
  by Theroux, Paul