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Abstracts: An electronic framework for fiction. A convenient 'cabinet.' (Above Software's Golden Retriever 2.0b, Claris Corp.'s Retrieve It! filing systems) (Software Review) (Peripherals) (Evaluation)
Abstracts: An electronic wonderland; new products transform leisure living. War and remembrance
Abstracts: Anemic U.S. job report gives markets a shock and raises fears about slowdown. Dip in jobless rate masks Ontario woes
Abstracts: An empire above ground. The true believers: why bombers choose to die for a cause. A Latin love-in
Abstracts: An encore for chaos? The biological basis of morality. Back from chaos
Abstracts: An engineering marvel. A visual feast from the East: film and TV take off in the Atlantic region. Back in the saddle
Abstracts: An entrepreneur at the Library of Congress. Should Congress pass legislation to compensate property owners if federal regulations reduce the value of their property?
Abstracts: An erosion of trust. If Watergate happened now. Your Gut only gets you so Far
Abstracts: Anesthesia staffing and anesthetic complications during cesarean delivery: A retrospective analysis. Factors contributing to preterm infant engagement during bottle-feeding
Abstracts: An ethical clash. Tobacco's top guns. The changing campus: universities across Canada are altering their shape and substance in unprecedented ways
Abstracts: A new-age mailbox on your desk. Of Windows, words and cornflakes. Putting America at your fingertips
Abstracts: A new aggressiveness at Siemens. Siemens buying 51% of Nixdorf; computer innovator is saved by merger in West Germany
Abstracts: A new battle zone: Israel's housing plan opens the struggle for Jerusalem. For Netanyahu, even the nanny is a critic
Abstracts: A new campaign for Courvoisier, brandy of Napoleon, looks for younger, hipper customers. How do you sell a skimpy mink bikini? Call Frankie Avalon
Abstracts: A new campaign tries to persuade gun owners to lock up their weapons to save children's lives. BP Amoco wants to sell much more than gas at its new stations
Abstracts: A new can of worms: Liberal strategists fear that the separatist infighting could ultimately hurt the federalist cause in Quebec
Abstracts: A new capital for the Arctic; the town critics call 'sin city' of the North will play a key role in a new Intuit homeland
Abstracts: A new course of treatment. An affair of the heart: Regina's Grey Cup bash defies the doomsayers. The big book bang: an information revolution is forcing libraries to undergo a dramatic transformation
Abstracts: A new decoder to foil satellite-TV pirates. How 'fuzzy logic' improves TV clarity. The high-tech future
Abstracts: A new departure in the Airbus case: the Mounties bring a key witness to Ottawa. Mulroney's battle: the stakes are high in what may be Canada's civil trial of the century
Abstracts: A new era for windmill power; high-tech models attracting utilities. Smoothing the flow of electricity in bulk
Abstracts: A new era takes shape at Husky. Toronto developer sets sights on U.S. West Coast. CIBC to use less space in new Manhattan offices
Abstracts: A new Eva Peron? Athens' controversial first lady bids for power. 'Ethnic cleansing:' Serb warlords terrorize local Moslems
Abstracts: A new fear of Japan: Fujitsu deal for British company stirs concerns about computer domination. Fujitsu woes start inquiry by Japanese
Abstracts: A new focus revives Storage Technology. BlueArc is to introduce a faster data storage device. EMC's big bet on explosion in data storage
Abstracts: A new kind of software company for India; turning analysts' heads while turning only $15 million in sales. In Europe, Rising Euro Gathers Much Angst
Abstracts: A new Listerine product is making a big splash after a short time on the market. New Study Links Pfizer's Bextra, Similar to Vioxx, To Heart Attacks
Abstracts: A new media storyteller: Isabel Hoffmann. Shades of Helms-Burton: Washington targets Iran and Libya over terror
Abstracts: A new music technology says, 'Listen here'. Blacks are urged to hold off on '80: head of the National Urban League says support must be earned
Abstracts: A new 'opening': Canada's Cuba visit annoys Washington. Tobin's war: Canada's feisty fisheries minister wins new allies in his battle with foreign fleets
Abstracts: A new printer sidesteps a choice; HP offers near laser quality for a near dot-matrix price. Remember: printing requires paper as well as hardware: grabbing whatever is on the shelf short-circuits the potential of a laser printer
Abstracts: A new printer sidesteps a choice; HP offers near laser quality for a near dot-matrix price. part 2 H-P's new laser: smaller, cheaper but not faster
Abstracts: A new shade of green. The other new woman PM. A woman of substance
Abstracts: A new shade of green. Where's the magic? Problems plague Euro Disney's first year. Flocking together: homesick Canadian 'snowbirds' rally in the sun
Abstracts: A new species of extinct imperial pigeon (Ducula: Columbiade) from Henderson Island, Pitcairn Group. A new raptorial bird from the Middle Eocene of Messel, Germany
Abstracts: A new spice in the Gumbo. Tracking terror. The warriors of the night
Abstracts: A new sports order. Right on target. Moment of truth
Abstracts: A new star in the east. Return of the native scion. Red seals in the sunset
Abstracts: A new supercomputer is introduced by I.B.M. I.B.M. offers work stations and breaks its traditions. New Digital software links various products
Abstracts: A new system for storing mountains of data. Doing business screen to screen: video conference calls shorten the distance between two points
Abstracts: An extraordinary capacity to forgive. Plugging a loophole: Ottawa moves to protect Canadian magazines. A wintry forecast
Abstracts: An eye for all seasons: a photographer celebrates 30 years of looking. Georgia on their minds
Abstracts: Angels in the inferno. Scars of hate. The road to September 11
Abstracts: Anger dysregulation, depressive symptoms, and health in married women and men. Self-reported integration as a proxy for acculturation: A qualitative study
Abstracts: Anger in adolescents: sex, ethnicity, age differences, and psychometric properties. Cognitive-behavioral intervention effects on adolescents' anxiety and pain following spinal fusion surgery
Abstracts: Angry voices from on high. Degrees of separation. Degrees of Uncertainty
Abstracts: Angst in the on-line trading world. Regional airlines leery of new role. Small business clicking on electronic commerce
Abstracts: An HIV self-care symptom management intervention for African American mothers. Black and white men at risk for memory impairment
Abstracts: A nice little turner. Goldfellas. Senseless words, PM
Abstracts: A nightmare revisited. The value of teamwork: debt forces a scion to share power. 'This was global'; the RCMP shuts down a major illicit drug lab
Abstracts: An image problem. Trying time for tellers. Office-party hell
Abstracts: Animal activist. Waterfront warrior. Lip shtick!
Abstracts: Animal, vegetable, bankable. Hitting all the right notes. Classic revival
Abstracts: Animated presentations for business occasions. Sampling the brave new world of games. New Sidekick is sleek and slick
Abstracts: Animation brings life to phantoms of physics. Designing tools for the designers. Saving the universe, Sam Spade style
Abstracts: An industrial policy, piece by piece. Fiber optics: new eyes of industry. New system lets computer identify pictures and images
Abstracts: An industrial policy, piece by piece. Pushing the envelope at Boeing; designing the 777 by computer saves time and money. But can it help fend off rivals?
Abstracts: An industry in bloom: Canadian publishers prepare to put an end to hard times. Hard times hit the Yukon
Abstracts: An inept budget that corrodes the process. A revolutionary economic strategy. Giving the yes vote its flesh and bones
Abstracts: An innocent abroad. If I ruled the world. No worries
Abstracts: An Insurgent Gains Status. Travel: An Old-fashioned Christmas. The old made new
Abstracts: An inventor of the microchip, Robert N. Noyce, dies at 62. Ex-Chief of Federated Stores Is Indicted on Charge of Perjury
Abstracts: An Island stunner: Premier Catherine Callbeck calls it quits. A surprise departure: Premier Joe Ghiz seeks a new challenge
Abstracts: An oddly muscular yen: Japan hasn't bounced back, but its currency has. Us fallout still a reality
Abstracts: An Oklahoma Version of Guns vs. Butter. Infineon Sets Aside $229 Million To Cover Any Penalty on Pricing. Lessons in Reality for Apprentices
Abstracts: An old-timer bets on a new line: NCR is introducing advanced computer. Lower-priced machines from Apple due today
Abstracts: An Olympic moment: a 'man had a baby.' (financial problems of 1976 and 1996 Summer Olympics)(Column) Baie-Comeau flopped on television
Abstracts: An online ad-server hopes to stimulate its growth with $57 million form investors. A new measure for Internet sponsorships in the search for a viable online business model
Abstracts: An Open-and-Shut Case? Well, Not So Fast. Despite Ruling, PeopleSoft Battles To Stand Alone. Icahn Accuses A Hedge Fund Of Stock Manipulation
Abstracts: An Open-and-Shut Case? Well, Not So Fast. First Boston Said to Weigh Name Change And Layoffs. Testimony Ends In the Trial Of Ex-Banker
Abstracts: An open-door policy in Salt Lake City. Learning their way around the beltway. Democrat days in Silicon Valley
Abstracts: An opportunist blinded by ambition: Lucien Bouchard may not be for sale, but he is definitely for rent. He believes in nothing except himself
Abstracts: An ordinary hero. Thrills can kill. Maid (and butler) in the UK
Abstracts: 'A normal boy:' an accused terrorist had a record in Canada. Anne Tanenbaum: a living legacy
Abstracts: Another $1 billion quarter for Wal-Mart. Warnaco keeps going with loan of $600M. Ruling sets new standards on unique clothing design
Abstracts: Another 9/11, And a Nation Mourns Again. With 9/11 as G.O.P. Backdrop, Families Express Raw Emotions. Central Park Dog Rescue Story Has a 'Gates' Hook
Abstracts: Another big loss expected at Businessland. Loss could force Businessland into bankruptcy. Fujitsu expects its first deficit ever
Abstracts: Another GM Canada plant halts production. Daimler asks chairman to extend his contract. Labour Congress sanctions auto union
Abstracts: Another lawyer quits troubled YBM. Genstar on the block as part of spinoff. Summit to continue with Avista takeover bid
Abstracts: Another Net access firm wobbles. NextWave stubbornly clings to life. New rule rattles cellphone industry
Abstracts: Another people's revolt. I want my Al Jazeera. Hunting the last Nazis
Abstracts: Another problem for seal hunt: Viagra. Snow redefines U.S. dollar policy. Ex- NHLer scores LNG goal for N.S.
Abstracts: Another U.S. firm joins wood boycott. Barilla cooks up a storm in U.S. aisles: Pasta firm's strategy makes it more than a flash in the pan
Abstracts: Another U.S. firm sues Ottawa under NAFTA. Hydro-Quebec targets energy for export in $25-billion plan. Taiwanese firm scraps factory bid
Abstracts: Another way to work at a desk. Automobile mechanics with no sweat or tears. The secretary's away?
Abstracts: Another WestJet veteran executive calls it quits. WestJet hires a new CFO after lengthy search. Beddoe makes move (again) in WestJet succession plan
Abstracts: Another WestJet veteran executive calls it quits. WestJet reservation system on hold. WestJet gears up for domestic dogfight
Abstracts: An Ottawa book that will raise eyebrows. The viscountess in the cafe with a book. Ah, the joys of New York, New York
Abstracts: An ounce of prevention. Who are the homeless? Deinstitutionalization
Abstracts: An Outcast From Citigroup Will Inherit The Leadership of a Merged Global Rival. The Yin, the Yang and the Deal
Abstracts: A novel of politics and passion on the Rideau. Rapid Robyn drives a point home. Puzzled, perplexed, amazed and boggled
Abstracts: Anthrax scare. MGM: a happy ending is nigh. Secrets and wives
Abstracts: Anti-abuse efforts. At issue: is parents' behavior to blame for the nation's high rate of infant mortality? Attitudes of parents
Abstracts: Anti-abuse efforts. Conflict in the '80s. Foster care reform
Abstracts: Antibiotic gets license to kill drug-resistant 'super bugs'. Scrutiny urged for world blood supply
Abstracts: Anti-China tariff futile: Greenspan. Hurricanes hammer U.S. deficit plan. It's about 9/11, and money, stupid
Abstracts: Anti-nuclear passions. Playing hardball. Rooftop diplomacy: guests are dazzled by an embassy view
Abstracts: Antitrust cops give merger makers chills. GE's Welch adds to legendary stature. GE clinches Honeywell
Abstracts: An uncivil war. Bang off target. Depopulate and perish
Abstracts: An undisclosed paid endorsement ignites a debate in the public relations industry. Spin like dervishes, then stop to think
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