TITLE: TIME magazine
[The news-magazine of the century, with all the news, features, and vintage ADS! See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: NOVEMBER 2, 1992; VOL.140 N0.18
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: Bill Clinton's Long March. The inside story. Will he prevail? COVER: Photograph for TIME by P.F. Bentley.

COVER: Closing the Gap: The race tightens in the final lap, as both Bush and Perot gain ground in a new TIME/CNN poll.
But Clinton's lopsided electoral-vote lead will be hard to overcome.
Clinton's Long March: How a combination of luck, tenacity, indefatigable will and a strong sense of message turned the Governor of a small Southern state into the front runner of the 1992 presidential campaign.
U.S. CAMPAIGN: The Outsiders An unusual crop of candidates is aiming for Capitol Hill.
THE POLITICAL INTEREST: Value Your Vote Getting beyond Perot's slick salesmanship.
THE ECONOMY: Are Banks Choking the Recovery? Interest rates are low, but businesses can't get loans.
MONEY ANGLES: Investing in a Clinton Win How to find prosperity under a new Administration.
DIPLOMACY: The Lessons of Iraq Bush's error: it's a mistake to be nice to bullies.
VIETNAM: An Agony Begins to End How a tireless researcher unraveled the Pow/MIA mystery.
PROFILE: A Triumphal Return to Stanford Can football coach Bill Walsh qualify for the title of genius?.
ART: The Other Russian Revolution The avant-garde of that time still looks fresh and daring.
REVIEWS.
THEATER Hats off: three fine new American plays open.
CINEMA The Lover offers a steamy study of obsession.
MUSIC The Prince of funk has a raunchy, catchy new album.
BOOKS The English Patient is a hauntingly beautiful tale.
The male's view of divorce from Tom McGuane.
SHORT TAKES.
DEPARTMENTS.
PUBLISHER'S LETTER.
LETTERS.
GRAPEVINE.
MILESTONES.
PEOPLE.
ESSAY.


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