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COVER STORY
What Women Want
Will policy ultimately trump gender in 2008 campaign?
Will policy ultimately trump gender in...
Bettmann-Corbis
Sept. 22, 2008 issue
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INTERNATIONAL
Dangerous Double Game
Whose side is Pakistan on?
Whose side is Pakistan on?
David Guttenfelder / AP
September 22, 2008 issue
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HEALTH FOR LIFE
Sad Brain, Happy Brain
The fascinating biology behind our most complex feelings
The fascinating biology behind our most...
Illustrations: Alex Nabaum for Newsweek
September 22, 2008 issue
Editor's Desk
Jon Meacham
I hate stories about voting blocs, but clearly something is going on with white women in this campaign. Julia Baird explores the complicated connection between gender and politics. And in an ironic column, Dahlia Lithwick argues that the Supreme Court might be the better place for Sarah Palin.
Newsweek.Multimedia
TIP SHEET
Younger and younger kids are becoming fashion conscious. How parents can deal with requests for $140 handbags. Plus, advice for getting children more interested in math, and when you should disclose your salary to co-workers.
News/Week
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