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(NYT4) NEW YORK -- Aug. 31, 2003 -- GQ-EDITOR-MEDIA -- The classic bible for men who are ready to don the uniform of adulthood, GQ, has peeled back its business suit and emerged as a much younger magazine. Jim Nelson, the new editor of GQ, is taking the magazine non-suave places that the late long-time editor, Art Cooper, probably wouldn't recognize. Nelson, in his Manhattan office, on August 11, 2003. (Michelle V. Agins/The New York Times)
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