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Abstracts: Society bash. Smoking's ring of fire. Screwed by the system
Abstracts: Society's nightmare: multiculturalism. Charles, Diana - and the role of the media. Beware those who seek public office
Abstracts: Society's nightmare: multiculturalism. The unhelpfulness of self-help books. A better idea for creating jobs
Abstracts: Sock Puppet wins hearts. Nike's chain-saw killer ad just doesn't do it for NBC. Fidelity superstar scores with investors
Abstracts: Sofa, so good. State of pay: There are top jobs aplenty in mining states but Sydney is still the big-money corporate capital
Abstracts: Softening truck demand forces 410 more job cuts at Navistar. Canada cashes in on nature-related spending
Abstracts: Soft quarter doesn't derail retailer's plan. Housing market retains strength in September. Big-box retailers prepare new offensive
Abstracts: Software coding for export: security agency and industry in talks. A software alliance is expected; a Lotus-Adobe deal may alter the computer print 'front wars.' (Lotus Development Corp. and Adobe Systems Inc. announce an alliance regarding computer fonts)
Abstracts: Software controls on health costs. Insurers vs. doctors: a software battleground. Software helps patients make crucial choices
Abstracts: Software detente for I.B.M.; Microsoft rivalry being played down. I.B.M. surprises Wall Street with strong quarterly net
Abstracts: Software failure halts Big Board trading for over an hour. For Merck Chief, Credibility at the Capitol. Claims Over Tasers' Safety Are Challenged
Abstracts: Software firm clicks on new way to charge on-line. Dynapro partnership gripped by legal wrangle. Wall Street stands ground against new terror threats
Abstracts: Software firms fume over proposed CD levy. Shaw's play for Cancom gets mixed reviews. Debt ratings for U of T, McGill shine
Abstracts: 'Software gap' solution: tools and technology. Microsoft's profit report beats Wall St. estimates. Unused PC Power to RunGrid for Unraveling Disease
Abstracts: Software maker IPS laying off staff, cutting spending. A little country, a little high tech. Laundering bill questioned by MPs
Abstracts: Software maker's sudden slump prompts suit. Ex-Executives of Computer Associates Plead Not Guilty. Merck Asks Court to Dismiss First Vioxx Suit
Abstracts: Software offers some help in playing the angles. Numbers? Have we got numbers! A chart that fills in the numbers
Abstracts: Software piracy: can the government help stop the drain on profits? The issues
Abstracts: Software's giants to square off. RealNetworks Plans to Sell Digital Music at Half Price. I.B.M. to announce plans for fast transistor
Abstracts: Software star on a roller coaster. Canada ending phone monopoly on long-distance calls. Report warns of decline of U.S. electronics industry
Abstracts: Software start-up is using phone message technology. The future, through Microsoft's glasses. Renting software and the skills to go with it
Abstracts: Software system disrupts Sobeys; forces grocer to take special charge. Loblaw looks to expand President's Choice brand
Abstracts: Software that spans 2 categories. A new Lotus offering in information sharing. At last, Lotus ships 1-2-3 for Windows; some customers will be happy, but others may look at rival products
Abstracts: Software to evaluate benefits. New voice heard in music software. Filtering the Web for young users
Abstracts: Software to help introduce products: the wisdom - if not the wit - of 30 experts in management. War for the desktop
Abstracts: Softwood deal seen not fixing dispute. Canada files in softwood lumber suit. Softwood exports to U.S. rise 14.4% since March
Abstracts: Softwood duty will aggravate U.S. slump, Pettigrew warns. Made in America, Toyota style. GM invests in hydrogen venture
Abstracts: Solar eclipsed? The energy bunny. Solar energy
Abstracts: SOLIDARITY FOREVER: A jailed Canadian couple starts a hunger strike. School's out - on strike: B.C. teachers walk off the job over pay
Abstracts: Solomons showdown. Battle cats. Market forces
Abstracts: Sol survivor. On a wing and a dare. Hard sell on siteeo
Abstracts: Solving a dinosaurian puzzle: the identity of Aliwalia rex Galton. A new specimen of Guaibasaurus candelariensis (basal Saurischia) from the Late Triassic Caturrita Formation of southern Brazil
Abstracts: Somali fiasco: a deadly UN air attack provokes heated disagreement about the new role of peacekeepers. American dreamers: 'families come in all shapes and sizes.'
Abstracts: Someday bloody someday. Small screen. Heaven knows
Abstracts: Some Dire Talk From Yukos Lifts Oil Prices. OPEC Finds Few Options To Put a Lid On Oil Prices. Foreigners May Soon Play a Part In Kuwait Oil
Abstracts: Some eBay clients slam site's plan to accept retail ads. Sweepstakes sites spend to win. CNet to buy Ziff-Davis in $1.6B transaction
Abstracts: Some eerie TV spots predict a future when traditional stock exchanges won't be necessary. An investment bank drops the traditional
Abstracts: Some Executives of Nortel Will Repay Bonuses. A beloved gadget thrives, even when it deliberately passes up the bells and whistles
Abstracts: Some heavy reading (accompanied by disks) for the Mac: from major programs to odds and ends. Some offsprings of WordPerfect
Abstracts: Some Japanese turn to U.S. banks for service. Yahoo Japan first to sell for $1M a share. Individual investors refresh Japan's market
Abstracts: Some long-distance rates will go up 1.3% at A.T.& T. Fiber-optic tie sought for Soviets; U S West will lead planning of venture
Abstracts: Some money-losing firms still have spectacular IPOs. Dot-com workers opting out of options in favor of salary
Abstracts: Some new car styles break the mold. New Cruiser stirs Beetle-like buzz. Chrysler tops off Cruiser line with kicky convertible
Abstracts: Some of I.B.M.'s 2,886 patents last year turned it away from circuit boards and semiconductors. Software that lets a user control the stereo, the DVD and the computer, all from the TV screen
Abstracts: Some politicians just don't get it. A travel guide for politicians. Living for the dying: Andree Gauvin
Abstracts: Some 'recovery'! The 'lost generation.'(follow-up on unemployed youth from a 1984 Maclean's cover story)(Personal Business)(Column)
Abstracts: Some return, at lease. After a heart attack - get a new lease on life. Complementary remedies: new choices offer benefits, pose some risks - ask your pharmacist!
Abstracts: Some School Districts Challenge Bush's Signature Education Law. Bad School, or Not? Conflicting Ratings Baffle the Parents
Abstracts: Some schools to surf Net to cut costs of suplies. Terrorism takes toll on many industries. Will business schools go out of business?
Abstracts: Something is robbing our children of their future. Read to your children - it's a family value. Make pennies count
Abstracts: Something to watch over me; a chip on the wrist helps parents keep tabs on children at a water park (for starters)
Abstracts: Some Web sites guarantee fares really are lowest. Two airlines double fly-alone fees for children. Bus service no longer drives riders up a wall
Abstracts: Song and dance man. Cheaper thrills. Rap and pillage
Abstracts: Songs in a brave new key. Snowbird harmony; three singers continue a female tradition. Songs of the sirens
Abstracts: Sonny's schnoz gets role in new TV biography. Educator puts interactive lessons to test. Start-up hopes to democratize stock offerings via internet
Abstracts: Son of a Bitumen. Blinga ding ding. Political pitch
Abstracts: Son of a Bush. Lights, camera, inaction. Raisin hell
Abstracts: Son of return to the Balkans. A big day for Boris. Reagan: the years of struggle
Abstracts: Sony and others asking, Gilbert who? An alliance of A.T.&T. with NEC; chip development pact raises question about Sematech consortium
Abstracts: Sony digital camera is friendly indeed for photographers in need. Sony, confirms foreigner as CEO; tough decisions to be on agenda
Abstracts: Sony project to download movies from Internet. Disney, Katzenberg resolve rancorous lawsuit. Disney names No. 2, reports strong quarter
Abstracts: Sony's new digital camera: filmless, yes. CD-less, no. Wristwear: zap, snap or zero in. A pattern in the dots: film's rival is gaining
Abstracts: Sony's newest portable is an electronic book. A CD advance starts a new battle; the MD, or mini disk, can record as well as play
Abstracts: Sony takes aim at Nintendo, Sega with pending PlayStation 2. Joanna the spy: more Bond than Bond
Abstracts: Sony to share data at U.S. plant. Matsushita set to acquire advanced chip plant in U.S. Chip trade talks fail to set measure for market share
Abstracts: Sony to take charge to pay for cellular phone recall. Europe electronics maker expects a loss; Philips sees loss for the quarter and possibly red ink for the year
Abstracts: Sophie Panopoulos. Wendy Harmer: The former queen of breakfast radio breaks her silence on why she was axed - and why she has, as always, hit the ground running
Abstracts: Sorrow in St. Paul. Summertime blues: farmers are facing the loss of their crops. Young and dangerous: native gangs terrorize Winnipeg
Abstracts: Sorry for Lies, Rowland Asks For Forgiveness. Rowland Opponent Has His Day in the Sun. Bill Allows Sales of Pill Over Counter
Abstracts: Sorry, wrong number: Unitel is fighting hard to stay afloat. What's wrong at school? Parents, educators and policy-makers are determined to improve the standard of public education
Abstracts: Sorting out the bill for cellular phone calls. Let your lips do the dialing with this telephone service. The pizza version of dialing '911': each call is routed to the nearest shop
Abstracts: Sotheby's admits price fixing. American Express makes online shopping more secure. Former chairman of Sotheby's convicted
Abstracts: Soul music. Horne of plenty. Lust for life
Abstracts: Sound bytes. Upstart and away. Armchair athletes
Abstracts: Sounding the nation's mood. Martin's money problem: should surpluses go to new spending, tax relief or debt reduction?
Abstracts: Sound of one band clapping. A Dangerous Windfall. House of horrors
Abstracts: Soup, salad and unity. Balancing acts. Ordering equality
Abstracts: Soup, salad and unity. No to politics as usual: special-interest groups suffer a setback. A change of heart
Abstracts: South Africans' sorry safari. Buried treasures. Big boys buy out the boss. (International companies looking to buyout Australia's leading companies)
Abstracts: South Africans' sorry safari. Malaysian malaise. Fractures in the pipeline
Abstracts: Southam director bought shares just before Post deal. CIT group takes over newcourt. Chinese trade feared in danger
Abstracts: South-Asian airwaves: an Indian-born broadcaster gets set to go national. Dateline: from a people's torment
Abstracts: South Carolina's Advice to Kerry: Don't Forget Us. So Alike, Rivals Make It Personal. Campaigns Use TV Preferences To Find Voters
Abstracts: Southern accent. Splurging and purging. Divine disclosure
Abstracts: Southern comfort. Facing the union. A fall from grace
Abstracts: Southern comfort. Surging ahead. Ralph Nader's latest raid
Abstracts: Southern Energy has a new name, a new logo and a plan to let everyone know about the changes. Wi-Fi Service Expands Its Reach
Abstracts: SouthernEra, New Indigo in merger talks. The tangled tale of Lytton. Trelleborg expects Boliden holders to pay
Abstracts: Southern exposures: Canadian bankers are turning a hopeful eye to the U.S. market. Caterpillar's showdown
Abstracts: South spark. Cyber sitter. Block and tackle
Abstracts: South spark. Shirl be right . Backyard blitzkrieg
Abstracts: Southward flow of Canadians worries C.D. Howe. Canada, U.S. lose jobs in June. Canada loses jobs in July
Abstracts: Southwestern Bell's moves pay off. A.T.&T. net rises; GTE's declines. Optical fiber (almost) at home
Abstracts: Southwestern Bell to end test of data 'gateway' offer. A.T.&T. pact with MCI on sign-ups. AT&T files lawsuit against MCI
Abstracts: Southwest manages a crisis. American scrubs 84% of JFK flights. Being a pilot just isn't what it used to be
Abstracts: Sovereignty for sale. Anatomy of a Labor scandal. A flight to forever
Abstracts: Sovereignty's stumbling Bloc: the BQ lost more than its sense of direction. The week of shame
Abstracts: So who's talking: human or machine? 'Talking' on the computer redefines human contact. Whole Earth state-of-art rapping
Abstracts: So, who wants to be a politician? The fight stuff. Mr Ryan regrets
Abstracts: Sowing seeds of bittnersness. Holiday cashmere not in danger from duties. AFL-CIO flexes muscle against China IPO
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