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OCTOBER 18, 1999 VOL. 154 NO. 15 C O V E R S T O R Y Business: The Big Apple Maverick Steve Jobs has done the seemingly impossible, fueling the rise of two cutting-edge companies--Apple and Pixar--and making the personal computer cool once more • Insanely Great: In a TIME exclusive, San Francisco bureau chief Michael Krantz interviews Steve Jobs • Meet the New iMacs: Fast, quiet and video-friendly • Inside Pixar: The white-hot center of digital Hollywood • Sneak Peek: An exclusive preview of Toy Story 2
A S I A JAPAN: Chain Reaction Authorities admit that a recent nuclear accident was worse than previously realized, and the finger-pointing begins CHINA: Surprised by Faith Ancient yearnings for God and Greater Meaning discomfit the powers that be in the officially atheist People's Republic INDIA: Stability? Maybe The ruling coalition returns to power with a stronger mandate PAKISTAN: On the Ropes Sectarian violence adds to Nawaz Sharif's list of woes S P O R T FORMULA ONE: The Race for Asia The fast cars speed toward a region with millions of race fans--and relatively lax tobacco-advertising laws				T H E A R T S CINEMA: Sylvia Rising Longtime Hong Kong star Sylvia Chang reaches her prime with the sweet and melancholy Tempting Heart Q&A: Sylvia Chang Exclusive, online-only excerpts of the TIME interview BOOKS: The Gadget Man A new book looks back at Akio Morita and his beloved Sony E N D P A G E S SPOTLIGHT MILESTONES TRAVEL WATCH: Love Me Tender, Love Me Suite--Asian Style

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