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MARCH 20, 2000 VOL. 155 NO. 11 C O V E R S T O R Y EAST TIMOR: Man of the People For years, charismatic resistance leader Xanana Gusmão fought the brutality of the Indonesian army. Now he's fighting to forge East Timor's brutalized people into a new nation • Is Aid Doing More Harm Than Good?: East Timor's reconstruction • Starting Over: Love and food bring the crowds to the Burned House • Extended Interview: "Reconciliation will be a long process"
A S I A INDIA: Traveling Show Bill Clinton brings his "healing touch" and a healthy curiosity to the subcontinent, but not much of an agenda • Viewpoint: High-profile visits often stumble in South Asia BUSINESS: Sony Plays for the Big Stakes After breaking the mold to create PlayStation 2, the Japanese company is hoping its new game box will make it a major Internet player • Test Driving the PS2: Listen to the kids: 'It's smoother, more realistic'				T H E A R T S BOOKS: Dark Tears Duong Thu Huong traces Vietnam's loss • Bland Fare: A "hot" Indian novel caters to foreign tastes E N D P A G E S SPOTLIGHT MILESTONES

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