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Articles in August 2003 issue of National Geographic

• A land possessed: whites once took land from blacks. Now blacks have taken it back. In the upheaval Zimbabwe goes hungry.
  by Godwin, Peter
• Royal city of the Maya. (Field Dispatch Guatemala).
  by Zackowitz, Margaret G.
• Alaska's wild archipelago: everything that flies or swims along this coastal refuge depends on the sea's bounty to survive ... Some think humans are taking more than their share.
  by Bourne, Joel K., Jr.
• The driest place on earth: in Chile's Atacama Desert the dead live forever, and hope never dies.
  by Vesilind, Priit J.
• Bohemian rhapsody: on the right bank of Paris history and hip embrace in the Marais.
  by Newman, Cathy
• Into the Amazon: deep in the jungles of Brazil, Indian rights advocate Sydney Possuelo races to save people he hopes never to meet: the uncontacted Flecheiros.
  by Wallace, Scott
• 15222: come hungry. (ZipUSA: Pittsburg, Pennsylvania).
  by Kadushin, Raphael