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TIME Magazine -- Europe Edition -- May 4, 2009 | Vol. 173, No. 18
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Edition: Europe
Vol. 173, No. 18

COVER
Sizing Up Obama's First 100 Days
Obama's start has been the most impressive of any President since F.D.R. The biggest tests are ahead of him

Obama's 100 Days: Behind-the-Scenes Photos
In an exclusive portfolio, TIME's Callie Shell documents a presidency's historic start — and provides a behind-the-scenes look at Barack Obama's life in the White House


WORLD
Dropping the Nuclear Bomb
For a small group of foreign-policy veterans, a world free of nuclear weapons is an idea — little discussed these past two decades — worth talking about again


GLOBAL BUSINESS
Vacation Blues as Tourists Stay at Home
As the recession drags on, tourists are staying at home. Luring them back would boost the global economy

Zojirushi: Recipe for a New Strategy (Gadgets)
Zojirushi ruled rice cookers — but to grow, it had to bring a unique design focus to other products

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GLOBAL ADVISER
Singapore: Ten Things to Do in 24 Hours (City Guide)
Sultry Singapore has a reputation for blandness. Don't believe a word

Singapore Side Trip: Bintan (City Guide)
The hour-long ferry ride from Singapore makes the Indonesian island of Bintan a perfect escape

Places to Stay in Singapore: The Ritz-Carlton (City Guide)
Of the numerous five-star hotels lining the marina frontage, the Ritz-Carlton is the most thoroughly impressive

The Perfect Souvenir: Merlion Kitsch (City Guide)
Just as Paris hawks likenesses of the Eiffel Tower, and New York the Statue of Liberty, Singapore's kitschy pride of joy is the Merlion

Singapore: One More Thing (City Guide)
The stuff that visitors need to know


LETTERS
Ethics and Extinction (Inbox)
Tragedy in the Military; Turkey's Place in Europe


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