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TIME — VOL. 173, NO. 22 | 2009
Index
6 | POSTCARD: RAMALLAH
8 | INBOX
BRIEFING
11 | THE MOMENT Britain's Parliament is racked by scandal
12 | THE WORLD Militants threaten Somalia's fragile government; Pfizer announces U.S. drug giveaway; women join the Kuwaiti legislature; where are Pakistan's nukes?
14 | VERBATIM Teaching America's Boy Scouts all about illegal immigration; Vogue's Anna Wintour disses Minnesota
15 | MILESTONES Farewell to a Fiat heiress who became Italy's only female Foreign Minister
COMMENTARY
16 | IN THE ARENA A simple plan for dealing with America's enemy prisoners
THE WELL
17 | COMMENTARY India's election provided a great spectacle but few answers to the issues that matter
26 | WORLD: DRONE WARS Why pilotless aircraft are causing problems in Pakistan
30 | ASIA: CHINA An epic public-works program heralds the country's bid for greatness
36 | EUROPE What European medicine can teach Washington about health care
40 | CURIOUS CAPITALIST Why are people ignoring the man who called the recession?
COVER STORY
18 | UNITED STATES A revealing look at the life and work of a very different kind of First Lady
23 | Q&A Michelle Obama speaks out on getting to the White House—and being a mom there
LIFE
41 | RELIGION Is it O.K. to use Twitter in church? A few pastors are actually encouraging the faithful to tweet
43 | SPORT How a tennis string changed professional tennis
44 | SOCIAL NORMS Believing stereotypes may be holding back your brain's performance
ARTS
49 | MUSIC Eminem's first album since 2004: he hasn't changed, but the world around him has
51 | MOVIES Terminator is bigger and louder than ever. But it's got all the emotions of a cyborg
52 | BOOKS Charles Dickens is making a comeback—as a fictional character
TIME, June 1, 2009 (adapted).
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Fonte: TIME, 2009-06-01.
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