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Abstracts: Space School lifts off. Get it from the government. Isn't it time to clean up Medicare? The system loses billions of taxpayers' dollars each year to fraud and abuse
Abstracts: Space sightings. A report from space. Warm-blooded plants and freeze-dried fish: the future of space exploration
Abstracts: Spain asks Boliden to reopen mine. Trelleborg expects Boliden holders to pay. Arbitragers bet against Zemex bid
Abstracts: Spanking on trial: should parents ever strike their children? Mightily cheesed off: a proposal to ban raw-milk cheese draws scorn
Abstracts: Spar Aerospace relaunches itself. Spar chief's salary slashed 75%. Spar investors to receive payout
Abstracts: Spar may have lost satellite deal but wins lucrative subcontract. Cameco signs deal to buy uranium from Russia
Abstracts: Spar puts off potential suitor. Spar's strategy said key to infighting. Spar chief's salary slashed 75%
Abstracts: Spar unloads ailing ComStream subsidiary. Bells bids for controlling stake of Atlantic Canada's Aliant. PC Docs snubs Australian suitor
Abstracts: Speaking in bar code: personal scanners link products directly to consumers. Shopping in palm of the hand is making its holiday debut
Abstracts: Speaking in tongues. Software is getting cheaper, smarter. Upgrading Windows software
Abstracts: Speak softly, carry a big chip; using speech recognition software takes patience and computer power. Making a list by scanning things twice
Abstracts: Speak softly, carry an iron bar. The bigger Australian. Yen masters
Abstracts: Special charge threatens health merger. Later bedtime nearer for Nasdaq traders. Advice vs. price
Abstracts: Special Intelligence. Was democracy just a moment? And now for the news: the disturbing freshness of Gibbon's 'Decline and Fall.'(Edward Gibbon's 'The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire')
Abstracts: Special order for Gulf sends powerful PC's (Personal Computers) (column) Air Force moves to cancel computer contract award
Abstracts: Specialty TV to go to air sans fanfare. Cogeco buys Hamilton cable company. Rogers' bid for more of Sportsnet nixed
Abstracts: Spectacular aquariums. Does our justice system work? What readers say. Readers say: 'We don't want bigger trucks' (telephone survey results)
Abstracts: Spectrum stock plummets on doubts about royalties. Unisys in $207 million deal to sell Timeplex subsidiary. How 'fuzzy logic' improves TV clarity
Abstracts: Speech by GatesLends Visibility To E-Mail Stamp In War on Spam. Chief resigns at Terra Lycos after dispute with owners
Abstracts: Speeches Won't Trim This Deficit. Newspapers Find National Ads a Tough Sell. Wholesale Inventories Post Unexpectedly Strong Rise
Abstracts: Speeding breakneck toward the future, dangerously free. Creepy virtual being, attitude included. Making hoop dreams come (almost) true
Abstracts: Speeding the calls of fast-talking computers. Tiny fax sends (don't ask it to receive). Health claims cause turmoil in the cellular-phone market
Abstracts: Speedy Cray may slow its pace. Abe Peled's secret start-up at IBM: with an end-run on lethargy, his team created a computer in just two years
Abstracts: Speedy Int'l selling European operations. Barrington board urges investors to reject bid. Sun Media targets Southern Ontario
Abstracts: Speedy Int'l selling European operations. RioCan to fight realfund vote dare. TD Buys Canada Trust, expects Martin's approval
Abstracts: Spending on drugs up, data say. Global pressures building for low-cost AIDS drugs. 'Cancer vaccine trials within three years'
Abstracts: Spend to save. Abroad range of investments. Steady as she flows
Abstracts: Sperm warfare. Boys, boys, boys. The story of h !
Abstracts: Spider-Man provides net for Mega Bloks. Amazon.com stock doubles in 12 days. Amazon shares touch lows
Abstracts: Spiders, webs, and diamonds. Long riders. Innocents abroad
Abstracts: Spies, Lies & Iraq. Moving targets. See how they ran
Abstracts: Spiked lemonades: latest twist in beverages. Big players to offer own energy drinks. Racial bias suit at Coke awaits CEO
Abstracts: Spilling blame: an oil tanker accident enrages environmentalists. Mob justice in New York City
Abstracts: Spinal trap. A life and no kids. Facing the music
Abstracts: Spinoff to skew TSE weighting. Nortel off BCE's 'leash'. BCE dodges tech-stock plunge
Abstracts: Spinoff to skew TSE weighting. Regulations mixed for boardrooms. Rogers bravely entering a new world of telephony
Abstracts: Spirits makers mix new ways to market. Media buyers take it slow, monitor ads' suitability. Products wrapped, tied with films
Abstracts: Spitting chips. Wheels within wheels on Yonge. Experiencing eternity in Clayoquot Sound
Abstracts: Spitting images. Bytes, camera , action! Pic and plan
Abstracts: Spitzer Casting A Very Wide Net. Funds Scandal Hits Invesco And Founder Of Strong. Is the Mutual Fund Issue Abuses, or Is It Fees?
Abstracts: Spitzer's List For Scrutiny Said to Include Record Labels. The Trick of Making A Hot Ticket Pay. Clear Channel Is Expanding In Spanish Radio
Abstracts: Spitzer widens insurance probe. Microsoft cranks up the buzz on Xbox. Microsoft appeals to loyal software users
Abstracts: Splenda Is Leaving Other Sugar Substitutes With That Empty Feeling. A Pocket-Size Glamour Is Thriving in Britain
Abstracts: Split means to an end. Split decision. Split ends
Abstracts: Spoiling the fun: a sex scandal casts a shadow over Clinton's campaign kickoff. Cutting a poor image
Abstracts: Spoils of war: for years, all Afghanistan has known is conflict. Michael Maher asks whether this deeply divided land has a future as a nation
Abstracts: Sponsors in class: YNN provides schools with news - and ads. Between life and death
Abstracts: Spontaneous combustion: Manufacturers that can't adapt to the new fuel environment are doomed to feel the heat
Abstracts: Sporting chance. Corporate triers. Tee and sponsorship
Abstracts: Sports cars still speeding into buyers' hearts. Oldsmobile's ID crisis. From L.L. Bean styling to 4-wheel footing
Abstracts: Sportsco cries foul on SkyDome lease. Canadian Natural, Penn West scoop up BP Amoco's oil unit. Wescam acquires optics supplier
Abstracts: Spotlight shines on Schrempp. Leader, product woes crunch Chrysler. Chrysler president expected to step down this week
Abstracts: Spotlight shines on Schrempp. More gas-powered autos on 'green' list. Fewer drivers leasing autos
Abstracts: Spotlight to Test Pataki's Mettle As Republican. Scenes From a Meltdown. Lobbyists Making Big Money In Albany's Chronic Logjams
Abstracts: Spotty service irks cellphone users. Smaller cities set tempting lures for conventions. Personal service gets new standard
Abstracts: Spreading it around. We are the world. Brotherhood of Stan
Abstracts: Spreading the network. Rooting out viruses. 3 ways to face tax preparation
Abstracts: Spring forward, fall asunder. What ABC did not tell its morning viewers. LIke the CPR, Gzowski tied us together
Abstracts: Sprint begins network revamp. Telus posts overall loss despite gains in mobile unit. Everything's coming up roses, analysts say
Abstracts: Sprint cuts costly ties, sells stake in Global One. WorldCom, Sprint offer asset sale to keep deal. Qwest: US West deal's still on
Abstracts: Sprint forms joint venture with Alcatel: purpose is to develop the latest in technology. Computer maker says flaw in software caused phone disruptions
Abstracts: Sprint limits some billing on '900' calls; services offering jobs, personal ads or credit must charge directly
Abstracts: Sprint offers liability limit for corporate phone fraud. Plastic keys to phone wizardry. The latest front in a long-distance telephone war: recent court rulings have brought new rivals and new features
Abstracts: Sprint system similar to Internet technology. Britain's C&W plans U.S. service. Climbing Dell flexes new Internet services
Abstracts: Sprint tying into wireless global net; investing in Motorola's satellite system. Government scolds A.T.&T. on disruptions
Abstracts: Sprint unveils new rate plan. Sprint launches local service in Calgary. Call-Net warns of default
Abstracts: S&P's not budging now, but just wait. Euro cuts U.S. profits abroad. No joy in techville; shares strike out
Abstracts: Spying on the spies. Clinton's comeback: despite the sex scandal, his public approval ratings soar. Shaky start: Quebec's hearings on sovereignty generate little public enthusiasm
Abstracts: Spyware hits business. Watch what your client says, or else... Museum Reopens Without Its 'Scream'
Abstracts: Squeezing the office into a Palm. A new face (and heart) for the Mac. Netscape 6 browser: mixed bag
Abstracts: Squint no more: A smart window awaits your command. Through the looking glass, to holographic data storage. Consumers may soon be drawn to magnetic memory chips
Abstracts: SR Telecom expects lower 1998 earnings. Open Text posts record profit, revenue for quarter and year. Private TV industry's profit climbs 4 percent
Abstracts: Stage Is Set For Key Day Of Testimony In Stewart Case. Stewart Likely To Influence Her Company, Even From Jail
Abstracts: Stage Is Set For Key Day Of Testimony In Stewart Case. The Stewart Trial's Other Star. Jury Selection to Begin Today In the Trial of Martha Stewart
Abstracts: Staking a claim: Canadians prepare to fight a U.S. ban on trade with Cuba. Storm over Cuba: Washington gets tough after two planes are shot down
Abstracts: Staking your claim. Creaming the crop. Open uni shuts out the poor
Abstracts: Stalking a killer virus: scientists are racing to prevent a dangerous epidemic of 'bird flu.' Horror in Davis Inlet
Abstracts: Stalking the next Walkman. I.B.M. losing ground in Japan; U.S. computer giant slips into 3d place. A new fear of Japan: Fujitsu deal for British company stirs concerns about computer domination
Abstracts: Stamping out the white shoe shuffle. Room to boom. Big assets
Abstracts: Stamping out the white shoe shuffle. The urge to merge. Shopping for a shop
Abstracts: Stamp of approval. Over to you. The falcon and the salesman
Abstracts: Stamp of approval. The SUPER naturals. Code red. Alarm bells: franchisors fear the wrath of federal regulators as a new mandatory code of practice nears release
Abstracts: Stanching a wound. The meat of the matter. A brave new world: Paul Martin is taking the country into an era of no deficits
Abstracts: Standard Broadcasting tuning in to big trust IPO. Gluskin feels their pain as shares slide after IPO. CMHC kicks off enormous bond issue
Abstracts: Standardized college exam is customized by computers. Mega-network: strength in numbers. Nortel makes inroads in building wireless world in Latin America
Abstracts: Standard Life joins industry trend and ditches its sales force. Profit warning knocks the fizz out of Cott
Abstracts: Standard-of-living gap with U.S. closing. Aging boomers to slow growth, study says. Martin strikes note of caution
Abstracts: Standard & Poor's cuts Singer rating. Husky to expand Sask. upgrader. Failure rate remains in double digits: Coolbrands leads firms who fail to get passing grade in annual ROB scorecard
Abstracts: Standard's culture clash increased insurer's exposure to risk: report. Standard fired 13 over trading (Standard Life Assurance Co.)
Abstracts: Standard turns up volume on radio. Far out: satellite radio finds new way to tally listeners. Canada's pay-TV duo enjoying record profit
Abstracts: Stand up and be counted. Good old GST. Big Cheese
Abstracts: Stand up for etiquette. Dick of the Bay. Wooden it be nice
Abstracts: Star attraction - sales pitch: when it comes to big money in sport, winning isn't everything. Perfect pitch, old thing
Abstracts: Star broker Quattrone faces charges. U.S. probes bring data mining to the surface. Web sites said powerless to foil hacker attacks
Abstracts: Starbucks auctions items surrendered by worker. Advertising on Internet zooms. Secret Service breaks up CD piracy venture
Abstracts: Starbucks coffee headed for store shelves. E-retailers sign on to promotional frenzy. Open at your own risk
Abstracts: Starbucks sees fertile grounds in inner cities. A revealilng look at security screening. Net consultants to form powerhouse
Abstracts: Star Choice reports loss in first year. Star choice to offer HDTV channel this fall. Rogers reports healthy quarterly earnings gains
Abstracts: Star-crossed psychic: JoJo Savard's fortune-telling phone empire faces a hazy future. Sticking together: Beaucerons succeed where others fail
Abstracts: StarLink fiasco wreaks havoc in the heartland. Chiquita: controversial CEO. Bio-crops under attack
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