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TIME Magazine November 14 2011 Can You Still Move Up in America?, Stephen King
TIME Magazine November 14 2011 Can You Still Move Up in America?, Stephen King
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• TIME Magazine U.S. Edition, November 14, 2011, Vol. 178 No. 19 — cover story "Can You Still Move Up in America?"
• Classic red-bordered cover with the TIME logo partially obscured by a broken wooden ladder and hands gripping a snapped rung.
• Back cover features a hand holding a black iPhone showing the Siri weather screen and "You speak. Siri helps."
• Inside page one lists the issue contents, including a photo of a Tibetan monk in a red robe and orange hat.
• Cover story by Rana Foroohar on stalled upward mobility and the American Dream; also includes Fareed Zakaria's "When Will We Learn."
• Collectible newsweekly back issue, pre-owned in excellent overall condition with light storage wear.
Excellent Condition, Labels may still be present. Some exterior shelf wear from storage all these years. Pages show expected age‑related toning consistent with a publication of this age. Addressee is deceased and addresses are old addresses and are not her last known address.
• Classic red-bordered cover with the TIME logo partially obscured by a broken wooden ladder and hands gripping a snapped rung.
• Back cover features a hand holding a black iPhone showing the Siri weather screen and "You speak. Siri helps."
• Inside page one lists the issue contents, including a photo of a Tibetan monk in a red robe and orange hat.
• Cover story by Rana Foroohar on stalled upward mobility and the American Dream; also includes Fareed Zakaria's "When Will We Learn."
• Collectible newsweekly back issue, pre-owned in excellent overall condition with light storage wear.
Excellent Condition, Labels may still be present. Some exterior shelf wear from storage all these years. Pages show expected age‑related toning consistent with a publication of this age. Addressee is deceased and addresses are old addresses and are not her last known address.
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