TITLE: TIME magazine
[The news-magazine of the century, with all the news, features, and vintage ADS! See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: November 25, 2002 Vol. 160, No. 22
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: Osama bin Laden: Why Can't we Catch him?

COVER: WORLD.
Osama's Back.
A chilling audiotape raises new fears and a nagging question: Why.
can't we nab him?.
AL-QAEDA VILLAGE: Howa tiny town in Afghanistan has become.
a major base for al-Qaeda.
Inspections Saddam Hussein agrees to the.
new U.N. resolution.
What will inspectors, armed with the latest detection equipment.
find?.
INSIDE BAGHDAD: Ordinary Iraqis seem wearily resigned to.
yet another war.
The New Gore Can he save the Democrats? The former V. P. speaks out on Bush, politics and the vote in 2000. Just don't ask him what he's.
doing in.
TIME/CNN POLL: Gore still stands out in a field of potential.
Democratic nominees.
AOsama bin Laden may be ailing-- but is alive. And he may be about to unleash a new wave of terrorism.
The world's eyes will soon be fixed on this hotel in Baghdad, which will house U.N. arms inspectors.
CITI SLICKER: Did analyst.
Grubman promote a stock toI.
get his twins into an exclusive.
Manhattan preschool?.
TRAVEL: When hotels become theme parks.
HEART DISEASE: An early warning from inflammation.
OVERLOAD: When life is just too loud, too bright and too fast.
BETTING: Did three friends rig horse racing's Pick 6 or were they just very,very lucky?.
WHAT THE BUTLER SAW: Fresh scandals rock Britain's royals.
A A House committee grilled Jack Grubman last summer about his role in WorldCom's rise and fall.
VIDEO GAMES: The surreal world of Sims Online.
ICE CUBE: From gangsta rapper to mogul to suburban dad.
OSBOURNES: Season No.2 tackles fame and cancer.
MOVIES: Directors Noyce and Carrera examine the best-laid plans of nations and priests.
TV: Behind the madcap comedy of Martin and Lewis.
BOOKS: Franzen seeks solitude, and McPhee goes fishing.
MUSIC: George Harrison's last album is mystical and lovely.
Leading a double life will soon be a cinch. The Sims game is all set to go online and get interactive.
V America's best-loved foulmouthed family, the Osbournes, starts a new season on reality TV.
A A simple blood test for a protein could help your physician flag heart disease at its earliest stages.
As chief U.N. arms inspector Hans Blix and his crew get ready to search for weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, and as that country prepares for the possibility of war, turn to for exclusive, on-scene news analysis and commentary from SCOTT MACLEOD, left. One of the few Western journalists still reporting from Baghdad, MacLeod is TIME's Cairo bureau chief. Iraq is familiar territory for him. He covered the Gulf War in 1991 and has more than 20 years of experience in the field. Visit wvwv. time. comliraq for photos from Iraq and its neighbors, interactive maps and a primer detailing the policies of various Middle East countries toward Iraq's conflict with the U.S. and the U.N.


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