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THE POPULARITY INDEX: Pg. 6
Newsweek's most popular stories online during the week ending Nov. 9

'Leaving Las Vegas'
Céline Dion spent five years in the desert. Can she still swim, and sing, with the big guys?

'The Revolutionary'
He has the money and the message to upend 2008. Michael Bloomberg's American odyssey.

'Knocking Yourself Up'
Some women laugh about turkey basters replacing Mr. Right. The ongoing debate over going it alone.

'Off Their Chests'
What causes some men to develop breasts--and what they can do about it.

'Google: Glitch Not Racism'
How two prominent African-American executives were linked by Google to a photo of monkeys.

'She Can't Have It Both Ways'
In an interview with Newsweek, Barack Obama takes on Hillary Clinton.

'Is Age Just a Number?'
Just how old is My Space founder Tom Anderson, anyway?

'Steampunking, Past and Present'
We take a photographic tour of the growing do-it-yourself garage-hacker aesthetic.

'The Writing on the Wall'
Good penmanship is more than just a quaint skill. A new study shows that it's a key part of learning.

'The Politics of Arrogance'
Evan Thomas on why candidates don't tout humility on the political stump.

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