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Articles in August, 2008 issue of Newsweek

• The Editor’s Desk
  by Daniel Klaidman
• Obama’s Reagan Moment
  by Louisa Thomas
• Bicycle Motocross: Come On, Let’s Go For A Ride
  by Mark Starr
• Thanks for the Offer, But …
  by Mary Hennock
• The Fiction Behind Torture Policy
  by Dahlia Lithwick
• India’s One-Legged Legacy
  by Pramit Pal Chaudhuri
• Weathering the Storm
  by Mac Margolis
• By The Numbers
• ‘Yes, There Have Been Differences Between America And Europe. But The Burdens Of Global Citizenship Continue To Bind Us Together.’
• Taco Beef
• Basketball: What Dream Teams Are Made Of
  by Mark Starr
• Page Turning Edition
• The Homeownership Obsession
  by Robert J. Samuelson
• Healing Old Wounds
  by Laura Silber
• OAXACA CITY
  by Sarah Garland
• Sound Of The Games
  by Elisa Mala
• It’s Not About The Flatware
  by Ed Goldman
• A Viewer’s Guide to Beijing
  by Mark Starr
• Doping: Nobody Likes A Cheater
  by Mark Starr
• The Road From Rome
  by David Maraniss
• Preparing for Splitsville
  by Linda Stern
• The Back of the Crowd
  by Rod Nordland
• PERSPECTIVES
• Russians On The Hudson
  by Daniel Gross
• The Taliban’s Baghdad Strategy
  by Sami Yousafzai And Ron Moreau
• Track And Field: Hurdles For China’s Icon
  by Mark Starr
• Sprinting: Gay’s Day: Dashed By Lightning Bolt?
  by Mark Starr
• Why Are You A Democrat?
  by Katie Baker
• And You Call This a Vacation?
  by Kathleen Deveny
• Between Hanoi And Havana
  by Jorge Castañeda
• It’s All About Commodities
  by Ruchir Sharma
• The Case of Kosovo
• Mail Call: America’s Economy
• A Funnier Fringe
  by Sophie Grove
• A New Cultural Chernobyl
  by John Sparks
• Run, Murakami, Run
  by Katie Baker
• Spy Wars
  by Zahid Hussain, Michael Hirsh and Mark Hosenball
• The Bulls Have Left Moscow
  by Owen Matthews
• The Beijing Whodunit
  by Adam B. Kushner
• By the Numbers
• Perspectives
• Not So Buried Treasures
  by Elisa Mala
• Too Serious For Trade Minsters?
  by Juliane von Reppert-Bismarck
• Cycling While Styling
  by Erin Prah
• 4 Hours In Vancouver
  by Kristin Luna
• Now Green Means Business
  by Zachary Karabell
• The Maximalist
• Hot Spot: Hotel LKF, Hong Kong
  by Lennox Samuels
• Even Insects Can Sing Arias
  by Elisa Mala
• Bathing In Bordeaux
  by Amber Haq
• A Palette for the Palate
  by Jonathan Adams
• Emerging Fault Lines
  by Andrew Bast
• Putting a Complex Novel to Music
• Singapore’s Discomfort Zone
  by George Wehrfritz and Sonia Kolesnikov-Jessop
• Britain’s Great Divide
  by William Underhill
• Explaining the Pain
• Incarceration Nation
  by Tracy McNicoll
• The Problem Is Pakistan
  by Morton Abramowitz
• Up, Up and Away ...
  by Rana Foroohar
• Being Mr. Big
  by Johnnie L. Roberts
• The Death of English (LOL)
  by Lily Huang
• Emerging Markets Are a Must
  by Jane Bryant Quinn
• Vacations a Short Drive Away
  by Tara Weingarten
• Get Ready to Itch and Sneeze
  by Paul Tolme
• My Super Ex-Jewelry
• Into the Wilds of Oakland, Calif.
  by Anna Kuchment
• Cleaning Up The House
  by Daniel Stone
• A Drink’s Purple Reign
  by Tony Dokoupil
• Lessons From Locke
  by Donna Foote
• Jump-Start That Heart
  by Caitlin McDevitt
• Sketching the Deluge
• A ‘Pineapple’ Pot Plot Ploy
  by Sarah Ball
• Pass the Manischewitz, Please
  by Lisa Miller
• Darin Strauss
• Hot Tunes for Barbecues
• Hey, Man, Learn to Drive!
  by Tony Dokoupil
• When Life is Like a TV Show
  by Jesse Ellison
• A Long Fall From Grace
  by Brian No
• Sliming Celebrity Edition
• That Song is Beyond Ridiculous

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