Time Magazine Contents Page January 25, 1993 Volume 141 No. 4

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COVER: So Much for the Honeymoon

As he takes office, Clinton's ponderous start and hedged pledges foreshadow a turbulent voyage

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Urgent Decisions

Clinton meets the real world

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The Political Interest

The rush to bash is out of hand

37

Party On

The Inaugural becomes a sponsorfest

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The Presidency

Thanks for the memories

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Money Angles

Do the President a favor

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IRAQ: Saddam Gets Spanked

Bush's bombs leave Baghdad -- and Clinton -- with problems

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ITALY: An Offer He Couldn't Refuse

The Sicilian Mafia's top don is nabbed by police

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THE BALKANS: How the Serbs Prevailed

The West's peace plan will reward "ethnic cleansing"

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ENVIRONMENT: Few Stains on the Shetlands

Some lucky breaks prevent the oil spill from being a disaster

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PROFILE: Anita Roddick Has an Attitude

She's bringing it, and her Body Shops, to the U.S.

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BUSINESS: Flying High with No-Frills

This airline claims its real competition is the automobile

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LAW: Showdown at Rocky Flats

A grand jury won't buy a plea bargain on toxic dumping

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CRIME: A Girl Buried Alive

The hard life of a child held captive underground for 16 days

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TELEVISION: Letterman Leaps to CBS

The battle for late night begins, as Leno stays at Tonight

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CINEMA: Can You Keep a Secret?

The Crying Game has viewers talking it up -- and keeping mum

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ART: A Prophet of Pop Culture

British painter Walter Sickert reveled in ordinary subjects

REVIEWS

^ THEATER Can anyone bring O'Neill's Anna Christie to life? 66

MUSIC Reba McEntire is country's Queen of Hearts 66

CINEMA A woman triumphs through grit in Passion Fish 69

BOOKS Ruefully, an author recalls his lost Mexican past 69

A novel tackles public lives and private morality 70

SHORT TAKES 71

DEPARTMENTS

PUBLISHER'S LETTER 2

LETTERS 5

GRAPEVINE 15

MILESTONES 24

PEOPLE 73

ESSAY 74

Cover: Photomontage. Clinton for TIME by Steve Liss; storm clouds by R. Hamilton Smith -- ALLSTOCK

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