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Abstracts: Presidential race holds special significance for Microsoft. Gates donation to aid homeless. Turmoil leaves employees restless
Abstracts: President in waiting. Wahid's wobbles. Two wise men
Abstracts: President of computer maker quits. Digital lost $1.85 billion in 4th period. 10,000 jobs to be cut by Unisys; computer company reports huge loss for second quarter
Abstracts: President Says Report on Arms Vindicates War. BUSH AND KERRY CLASH OVER IRAQ AND A TIMETABLE. Fresh Starts: One for Iraq, One for Bush
Abstracts: Press privileges. Federal protection? Background: Freedom of the press
Abstracts: Pressures to conform: the thin, shapely look can be dangerously unrealistic. When a body turns on itself: the pain of autoimmune diseases
Abstracts: Preston Manning's not-so-capital idea. When the CPR surveys a Prairie boy. The ego who walks like a man
Abstracts: Preston power: the ultimate Ottawa 'outsider' moves in. John Munro's quest for redemption: Ottawa wants to settle the compensation case
Abstracts: Presurgical risk factors for late extubation in medicare recipients after cardiac surgery. Backrest angle and cardiac output measurement in critically ill patients
Abstracts: Prevalence and correlates of perineal dermatitis in nursing home residents. Use of time studies for determining intervention costs
Abstracts: Prevention of urinary incontinence in adults: Population-based strategies. Recruitment of older women: lessons learned from the Baltimore Hip studies
Abstracts: Previewing the budget: federal Finance Minister Paul Martin vows that he will stay the course. 'The toughest portfolio:' 'Maz' is living his lifelong dream
Abstracts: Price for Sun Life operation said optimistic. Manulife gives up Canada Life bid. Great-West CanLife in talks
Abstracts: Priceline.com shelves grocery, gas businesses. Priceline shares dive after online retailer loses CFO. Online music on countdown to blastoff
Abstracts: Priceline deepens its loss by forgiving execs' loans. Ailing stocks lower boom on dot-coms. Amazon dive deepens dot-com gloom
Abstracts: Priceline outperforms forecasts, but stock still sinks. Southwest's no-frills exec. Priceline's thrills lure executive
Abstracts: Priceline's campy ads polarize audience. Beverage titans ram dot-com rivals. Some dot-coms back out of Super Bowl
Abstracts: Price of victory: the bottom line. Bush comes to shove. Lost tribes
Abstracts: Prices Rise Only Slightly, Easing Fears About Inflation. Tea Leaves and Dollars: Read 'em and Weep. The Outlook for a New Era of No Longer Cheap Money
Abstracts: Price war traps smaller PC makers. Dell raises the ante for Kidder in battle. Compaq plans debut today of upgradable computers; when better parts are developed, customers can just plug them in
Abstracts: Pricing 'flaw' prompts Standard Life suit. OSC, firm settle payout to unitholders. Mutual fund firms review trades
Abstracts: Primary care: will more family doctors improve health care? Does year-round education improve academic performance?
Abstracts: Prime Equities shifts to medicine from mining. Alcoa, Alumax delay decision on investing in B.C. smelter. RJR layer questions smoking-related law
Abstracts: Primestar aquisition remains on hold. Radio, TV faced 'serious situation.' Media's big fish salivate as FCC reviews ownership cap
Abstracts: Prime time. Acts of faith. A million-dollar Waugh
Abstracts: Prime-time performers. Carrying the torch: Canadians are gearing up for Atlanta, hell-bent on having their Olympic experience
Abstracts: Prime time. Shrewd operator. So damned bright..
Abstracts: Prime-time violence: despite high ratings for violent shows, revulsion is growing over bloodshed on TV. Are the skies safe? Despite India's midair crash, experts say yes
Abstracts: Priming the pump: the unity debate intrudes on the Liberals' efforts to clean house. Liberal times: John Savage wins big in the Nova Scotia election
Abstracts: Prince without pomp: alone, Charles makes a low-key visit to Canada. Is dating dead? Looking for love has become a risky business
Abstracts: Pringles campaign relies on percussion. MCI ads: repetition helps recollection. Citrus drink sales surge as kids obey thirst
Abstracts: Printers catching up. Both ends of the Apple spectrum. Macintosh introduces its first workstation
Abstracts: Print scans: Retail tool or invasion of privacy? Lownds sets retail sights on hearing care. M&M hungering for bigger bite of the retail pie
Abstracts: Priscilla de Villiers: an advocate for life. A walk on the wild side: Laura Secord warned the British of an American attack
Abstracts: Prisoner of politics. Indian giver. Secrets and wives
Abstracts: Prisoner on our conscience. Time for a reality, not pregnancy, check. Battle of the bogeymen
Abstracts: Prisoner with platform: will a jailed Palestinian vie to become the new president? Barak's big gamble
Abstracts: Prison health care: Are drug courts a good alternative to imprisonment for substance abusers? K Street Project seeks GOP dominance
Abstracts: Prison health care: Keeping substance abusers out of jail. Combating addiction: Background: Sick or sinning? Combating addiction: Understanding addiction
Abstracts: Prison health care: Legal aid. HPV vaccine: Congressional action. 'Ownership' and tax cuts
Abstracts: Prison health care: Multiple systems. G.M. Talks With Union Advancing. GM warns union on health benefits: retirees face unilateral payout cut
Abstracts: Prison health care: Population explosion. The sex education program works. Ancient practice
Abstracts: Prison health care: Prisoners and research. Prison reform: No paradigm shifts. Research and enforcement
Abstracts: Prison health care: Prison politics. Prison health care: Population health. Prison health care: The issues
Abstracts: Prison health care: Prisons replace hospitals for the mentally ill. Prison reform: The bleak world of 'supermax' prisons: Isolation leads to mental deterioration
Abstracts: Prison health care: The issues. Privacy in peril: Smile, your employer may be watching. Caring for the elderly: They work hard for a living
Abstracts: Prison reform: Brutality revealed at Texas youth facilities: Officials implicated in widespread abuses. Real ID: Verifying IDs is harder than it sounds
Abstracts: Prison reform: California crisis. Aging infrastructures: bridge tax? How Illinois reformed a broken system
Abstracts: Prison reform: Congress gets tough. Consumer safety: Cutting corners: a great American tradition. New strategy in Iraq: Civil war?
Abstracts: Prison reform: Congress gets tough. Dietary supplements. Corporate social responsibility: government regulation?
Abstracts: Prison reform: 'Jungle atmosphere'. Should the Roe v. Wade decision be overturned? At the Empire Mall, few embrace abortion ban
Abstracts: Prison reform: Takeover at Attica. Fighting crime: 'broken windows'. Debating hip-hop: Made in the Bronx
Abstracts: Prison reform: The bleak world of 'supermax' prisons: Isolation leads to mental deterioration. New strategy in Iraq: Can the troop buildup in Iraq work?
Abstracts: Privacy in e-mail? Better to assume it doesn't exist. On line (let's hope) from the garden .... A new hub lets more LAN's join the conversation
Abstracts: Privacy in e-mail? Better to assume it doesn't exist. Who, when, where - organizing a meeting. It may be 3 a.m., but somewhere a C.N.E. is awake
Abstracts: Privacy in peril: Attacks on privacy getting more ingenious. HIPAA privacy regulations and nursing research
Abstracts: Privacy in peril: Behind closed doors. Privacy in peril: Good-bye privacy? Privacy in peril: Smile, your employer may be watching
Abstracts: Privacy in peril: Database era. Mortgage crisis: interest-rate cut. Students under stress: Testing the tests
Abstracts: Privacy in peril: Electron intrusion. Mortgage crisis: government role. Mortgage crisis: insecure securities
Abstracts: Privacy in peril: National security. Fish farming: offshore legislation. Continuing battles
Abstracts: Privacy in peril: National security. Mortgage crisis: government role. Fighting superbugs: legislation uncertain
Abstracts: Privacy in peril: Should Congress expand the president's authority to wiretap Americans to combat terrorism? Should Congress strengthen its oversight of lobbying?
Abstracts: Privacy in peril: Spying bills stall. Out of the shadows. Abandoning genesis
Abstracts: Privacy in peril: The issues. Mortgage crisis: the issues. Evaluating Head Start: The issues
Abstracts: Privacy in peril: Tips on protecting your privacy. Protestants today: mainline influence. Mortgage crisis: interest-rate cut
Abstracts: Privacy issue puts DoubleClick in the public eye. Cyber impostors steal diamonds, Rolexes. From sour grapes to online whine
Abstracts: Privacy issue puts DoubleClick in the public eye. DoubleClick builds on-line ad empire. Investors dump DoubleClick on inquiry report
Abstracts: Privacy: the tip of the iceberg. Manifold uses of memory. Electronic mail for the military
Abstracts: Privacy: the tip of the iceberg. Pushing the frontiers of the electronic age. Where the libraries are leading the way
Abstracts: Private Agriculture Giant to Go a Bit Public. Five Bidders Seek to Win Albertson's At Auction. Whirlpool Submits Surprise Bid For Maytag
Abstracts: Private ayes. Conflict of interest. Virtual savings
Abstracts: Private forst class. Call to order. Arrest warrants
Abstracts: Private misgivings. People the nation. (includes related article on early Australian explorer). Death at sea
Abstracts: Private placements lucrative for caisse. No favouritism for Onex bid: minister. No news not good news at Power
Abstracts: Private places, public spaces. Cape Grimm. Greenkeeper of the skies
Abstracts: Private predators. Kindergarten crop. Scrip poker
Abstracts: Private sector rapped for productivity gap. Power problems to have minimal effect on economy, analysts say. Unchanged jobs rate surprises analysts
Abstracts: Private software firm in China steels its way into market. Hong Kong agrees to invest $3.2 billion to lure Disney
Abstracts: Private suits put Microsoft at little risk. Large damage awards may be hard to obtain. From experts, advice on an amicable split
Abstracts: Privatization; a global trend. Is privatization the best way to solve the nation's highway congestion problems?
Abstracts: Privatization. Designed to kill humans. Gun violence: 'Gun culture'
Abstracts: Privatization looms for ATB. Petrocan CEO hopes Ottawa will dump its 18-per-cent stake. Petrocan scraps propane IPO
Abstracts: Privatization power play. Taking it to the street: in Ontario and Alberta, labor rallies against spending cuts
Abstracts: Privatizing G-7. Learning curve: at Waterloo, students are taught to solve real business problems. Pounded by the peso's fall
Abstracts: Probing a bloodbath. Worse than you think. 'I Was Sure I Was Dead'
Abstracts: Problems Cited At Atom Plant In South Jersey. World Briefing Americas: Canada: Economy Stalls. Ontario Considers Building a Nuclear Plant
Abstracts: Processing for the greater good. When PC met TV. It's a small world after all
Abstracts: Prodigy makes pitch to marketers. 2 Ad Companies Are Weighing Possible Bids for Grey Global. For Agencies, The Blackout Was Well Timed
Abstracts: Producer Price Surge Fuels Inflation Fears. Price Report Eases Fears On Inflation. Market Slide Leaves Dow Below 10,000
Abstracts: Product development can fill prescription for success. CEO rises above severe dyslexia. An outside view of U.S. scandal, sky-high pay
Abstracts: Productivity rises sharply in quarter. Economy charges ahead 4.8% in quarter, doubles U.S. pace. Productivity drops for the first time in 5 years
Abstracts: Product liability. Should ideas be treated like autos? At issue: has there been a litigation explosion in the United States?
Abstracts: Profac to handle Lebanon's mail. 'Intel inside' no longer what counts. Gillette aims for the cutting edge
Abstracts: Professor Gerard Sutton. Rob Ferguson: non-executive chairman, BT Funds Management. Jason Yat-sen Li
Abstracts: Profico takes itself off the market. Shell-EnCana chatter just won't go away. Kazakhstan damages hard - won credibility
Abstracts: Profiles of self-rated health in midlife adults with chronic illness. False prophets, bad economics
Abstracts: Profitable relationships. Streams of retirement. Pension daze
Abstracts: Profit falls at McGraw-Hill. Thomson pauses to integrate. Globe sale boosts Thomson earnings
Abstracts: Profit from chaos: Canadian investors are searching for RRSP security in troubled times. Asset allocation and balanced funds
Abstracts: Profiting from health-care cuts: a growing number of Americans are paying for treatment in Canada. The latest twist in phone fraud
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