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What Would a Clone Say?
By GARY ROSEN
A humanist case against therapeutic cloning.

QUESTIONS FOR MIKE LEIGH
Unscripted
Interview by DEBORAH SOLOMON
The filmmaker and playwright talks about the new Off Broadway production of his show "Abigail's Party," his British-Jewish childhood and his (sort of) improvisational method.

IDEA LAB
Revolting High Rises
By CHRISTOPHER CALDWELL
Were the French riots produced by Modern architecture?

CONSUMED
The Risk Continuum
By ROB WALKER
How consumers' fears about massive future calamities help solve chronic present ones.

The Ethicist
By RANDY COHEN
• Forum: You're the Ethicist

On Language
By WILLIAM SAFIRE
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The Funny Pages
This week: A mother defends her son's name to the death, plus the latest installments from Chris Ware's graphic novel and Elmore Leonard's Sunday serial.
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A.O. Scott on the evolution of the Hollywood war movie.
Audio Slide Show | Special Issue

Tracy Della Vecchia on her site, marineparents.com — and having a son at war.
Audio Slide Show | Article

Nicolai Ourousoff on preserving Moscow's modernist architecture.
Audio Slide Show | Article

Peter Maass on the Iraqi commandos, with photographs by Gilles Peress.
Audio & Photos | Article

PORTFOLIOS
Illusions Backstage, by Abelardo Morell
Portfolio | About the Photographs
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PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST
In the Shadow of the No. 7 Line, by Jeff Chien-Hsing Liao
Slide Show | About the Photographs
• The Runners-Up


Apocalypse on the Horizon
Apocalypse on the Horizon
By BARRY BEARAK
Photographs by TARYN SIMON
Jaloe was on his boat. Maisara was making breakfast. Haikal was sleeping late. Romi had just bought some rice with coconut milk. Faridah was walking home. Dr. Sri was finishing her shift in the emergency room. This is a story of what happened next — to them and their world. Go to Part I
• Photographs: Survivors of the Tsunami

Lynne Truss Has Another Gripe With You
The water took prisoner everything it conquered. Go to Part II

Che's Second Coming?
Many people felt Banda Aceh was doomed by a curse that had yet to run its course. Go to Part III

Che's Second Coming?
Achenese are not so much angry as frustrated and perplexed. Go to Part IV



Style
Tudor Revival
By PILAR VILADAS
Photographs by JASON SCHMIDT
A New York collector transforms a tear-down into an inhabitable work of art.


Home Is Where the Art Is
A major show of contemporary design opens at Art Basel Miami Beach.


FOOD | EAT, MEMORY
The Ideology of Taste
By ROY BLOUNT Jr.
How half a grapefruit changed the course of one man's life.

LIVES
A Close Encounter
By UZODINMA IWEALA
On a street corner in Nigeria, a young man and a boy selling fruit find they each have something to give the other.
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Q & A: Maureen Dowd answers reader questions on the past and future of feminism.

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