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Bravo! -- On a Hill in Los Angeles and by a River in Spain, Two Leading Architects Unveil Grandly Innovative, Knockout Buildings that Climax the Age of American Museum Expansion [TIME.com] Bring in ''da Tunesmiths -- A Year After Rent, Broadway''s Vets are Back with a Floating (and Sinking) Armada of New Musicals [TIME.com] Business/biz Watch -- Biz Watch [TIME.com] Business/biz Watch -- Biz Watch [TIME.com] But Not Too Close -- "Church Planters" Bring Ethnic Congregations Into a City''s White, Established Churches, Though Not Quite Into the Fold [TIME.com] Can Jiang Hold the Reins of Power? -- The Official Line from Beijing Insists the Leadership is in Place and Everything is Settled. But it Would Not Be China Or the Communist Party If that Were True [TIME.com] Can Souls Be Xeroxed? -- Your Clone Might Be Eerily Like You. 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Hollywood Could Be Next [TIME.com] The Next China -- Deng Xiaoping Set off Seismic Changes in his Country, Liberating it from the Most Self-defeating Precepts of Marxist Economics. his Revolution Left Much Undone. Now his Successors Must Struggle to Solve the Political and Economic Problems he Ignored [TIME.com] The Next Generation -- Beavis and Butt-head Leave the Air This Fall, But a New Crew of Troublemakers is Already Here [TIME.com] The Poker Plague -- In One Small Town, Gambling Maims the Meek and the Mighty [TIME.com] The Pope of Fashion -- Bernard Arnault''s is the Kingdom of Luxury, the Power to Shape Fashion''s Future--and All the Fun [TIME.com] The Postpartum Prosecutor -- South Carolina is a Dangerous Place For Pregnant Women Who Abuse Drugs [TIME.com] The Scariest Biker Gang of All -- The Streets of San Francisco Erupt in Civil War As Bicyclists Take on Drivers [TIME.com] The Search For the Unicorn -- The Inspiring Tale of How a Quiet, Dogged Detective Tracked a Famous Fugitive Hippie Wanted For Murder. 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