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SPECIAL ISSUE: ELECTION '92
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ELECTION RESULTS:
A broad coalition sweeps Bill Clinton into the U.S. presidency with a mandate for change
White House The G.O.P. reign ends as it began, on economics
Congress Fasten your seat belts, the gridlock is broken
Year of the Woman From Anita Hill to Capitol Hill
The States More Democrats face the same old fiscal problems
Propositions and Referendums Term limitations win big
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A TIME FOR COURAGE
If Clinton is to fulfill his mandate for change, he will have to be brave in making tough choices
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CLINTON: What He Will Do
Faced with high expectations, the President-elect will issue a flurry of Executive Orders and move swiftly to stimulate the economy before deciding what campaign promises he -- and the country -- can afford to keep
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HILLARY: A Different Kind of First Lady
She may never feel she has to bake cookies again
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FINAL DASH: Clinton's Exhaustion Tour
A 48-hour diary covering 5,000 miles and 14 cities
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THE ELECTORATE: Anatomy of a Coalition
Who voted for the winner -- and why
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A NEW GENERATION: The Boomers Take Charge
Shaped by the Age of Aquarius, they are a different breed
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WOMEN: A Reason to Celebrate
The balance of power has shifted more than numbers reveal
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THE G.O.P.: A Fractious Future
The struggle for the party's soul -- and 1996 -- begins in earnest
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PEROT: The Lessons Learned
A single-issue message and a thin skin don't go well together
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REAGANISM: The Final Chapter
Why the Feelgood Era foundered after a 12-year run
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FOREIGN POLICY: The Perils of Neglect
Abroad, leaders worry about Clinton's priorities
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THE PRESIDENCY: Transition Blues
To depart with grace is a sign of character
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ESSAY: The Politics of Inclusion
Rebuilding America from the sum of its parts
ART An inflated survey of an inflated '80s talent 90
TELEVISION Sinatra's life makes an enjoyable mini-series 90
CINEMA With today's young filmmakers, the outlaw is in 95
BOOKS Red Square is a thriller that stirs the imagination 98
A scientist warns of the shrinking Diversity of Life 101
SHORT TAKES 103
PUBLISHER'S LETTER 4
LETTERS 6
PEOPLE 104
COVER: Photograph for Time by Steve Liss
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