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Abstracts: Stone cold. Beyond a bloke. See me, hear me
Abstracts: Stoned warriors. Rest & recreation. When war came to Australia
Abstracts: Stone the crows! A prospect that really shines. Fe whiz. Coal front
Abstracts: Stopping the hurt. More research. Are you afraid to go to the dentist?
Abstracts: Stop the petty sniping at philanthropists. Canada - the guilt of having stolen goods. The madness of the unisex experiment
Abstracts: Stores pop up to help seniors buy Canadian drugs. Workers may pay more for care. Health-care rivals agree: uninsured need help
Abstracts: Stores relying on last-minute holiday shoppers. Ice cream firm hot to expand in Canada: Ben & Jerry's aims to open 100 stores
Abstracts: Store wars. Today the world, tomorrow, Australia. Shopping dotcomplex
Abstracts: Storming the border: a growing number of western farmers oppose the wheat board's monopoly on grain exports. A prairie odyssey: patriotism and western alienation combine to produce a volatile electorate
Abstracts: Storm warnings: political uncertainty and economic decline hit Montreal. Montreal police under siege: four officers convicted in a brutal beating add to a force's woes
Abstracts: Storm warnings: what in the world is happening to the weather? Killing the pain; Canada has an alarming rate of teenage suicide - and nobody, including grieving parents, knows why
Abstracts: Storm warning. Ticks and mortar. Home & away
Abstracts: Storm warning. Tough bickies. Shaky foundations
Abstracts: Stormy times ahead for the markets. Going for broke. Performance anxiety
Abstracts: Stormy weather. And now, Korea: Asia's funk deepens, but look for the silver lining. Cronyism crashed
Abstracts: Story time. Policies galore. Revolt of the Paulines
Abstracts: Straight from the heart: Bill Clinton and Jean Chretien celebrate a close relationship. Mining the mother lode: growing Canadian investment in Chile, especially in the mining sector, prompts a push to tighten political ties
Abstracts: Straight from the heart: Bill Clinton and Jean Chretien celebrate a close relationship. part 2 Selling Canada: on a tour of Latin America, Jean Chretien's message is: trade equals jobs and growth
Abstracts: 'Straight out of Kafka:' Mulroney lashes out at the federal government's allegations. Loose ends dangle from the Airbus story
Abstracts: 'Straight out of Kafka:' Mulroney lashes out at the federal government's allegations. part 2 A party boss on trial
Abstracts: Straight shooter: raising star Mike Weir has his sights set high. A man with a plan
Abstracts: Strained relations. Southerly change. Southerly muster
Abstracts: Stranded fliers a boon for hotels. Experts check in to make hotel visits distinctive. Business travelers find no room at the inn
Abstracts: Strategies to stay in front in Silicon Valley. Digital to use bonding technology. Kyocera and AVX agree to merge in a stock swap
Abstracts: Strategist offered partnership. Verizon reaches tentative deals with 2 of 3 unions. Fiber-optic firms lead list of 27 IPOs this week
Abstracts: Strategist sees dark year for Net stocks, markets. Cramer blames the media for TheStreet's woes. B2B stocks keep Nasdaq rally rolling
Abstracts: Street experts see better days in 2001. Poor profit outlook slams tech stocks. Rate unease knocks techs down again
Abstracts: Street's Don Quixote is at it again. How the high-closing high fliers got caught. OSC sets settlement deadline for Royal unit
Abstracts: Street smart. Mould war. Death of a giant
Abstracts: Street warfare: neighborhoods try to control the hooker trade. Morning-after help
Abstracts: Streetwise web-meisters. Most fun you can have with your clothes on. Online dancing
Abstracts: Stress and death. Between life and death. Quests for justice
Abstracts: Stretch your dining dollars. Don't sell the car sell the company. Tabloid Law
Abstracts: Strife of the party. Bland losing the land: the Nationals have taken another hammering at the ballot box. Anthony Hoy reports on a party at the crossroads
Abstracts: Strike begins to squeeze Nynex. The Baby Bells scramble for Europe. U.S. suspends a phone company from bids for government work
Abstracts: Strike costly for Air Canada. Air Canada payload cut by strike. Air Canada to cut jobs, planes, routes
Abstracts: Strike ends at Inmet's Cayeli mine. CVRD Inco strike shuts Sudbury mines. CAW hopes to beat Xstrata deadline
Abstracts: Strike forces Falconbridge to shut mines. CVRD front runner in Noranda bid. Noranda accused of eyeing smelter closing
Abstracts: Strike out. Collision course. On with the show
Abstracts: Strikes by service workers may force Canadian hotels to turn away business. More hotels threated by B.C. labour dispute
Abstracts: Striking a match. Leaving the leader: a top official attempts to defect to South Korea. Disaster at sea: a massive oil spill threatens the Shetland Islands' age-old way of life
Abstracts: Striking it rich: how Falconbridge CEO Frank Pickard engineered a $4-billion nickel bid. At war over Prozac
Abstracts: Striking oils. Knock, knock! Who's there? Through the class ceiling
Abstracts: String of hits at CTV fuels BGM's earnings performance. Petrocan buys stake in North Sea field. Nexen hits new depths for major oil find
Abstracts: Strip tease: Forget men in tights, the new wave of comic books is tackling heroics of a far more provocative kind
Abstracts: Stronach agrees to reconsider property-entertainment merger: but fiesta magnate makes no promises on changing or withdrawing proposal
Abstracts: Stronach gets 750,000 Decoma options. GM comeback shifting into high gear: Lutz. President newest casualty as Magna again shakes up Decoma
Abstracts: Stronach gives his empire a shakeup: Racetrack unit being taken private in bid for cash to redevelop key U.S. tracks
Abstracts: Stronach's grip too firm for Tobin, letter suggests. Ballard loses CEO - and a dash of hope. Manufacturing jobs take a hit from higher dollar
Abstracts: Stronach vows 'drastic' moves at Chrysler. Onex group wins Qantas with new bid. Just remember Gerry Schwartz sells at the top
Abstracts: Strong arm tactics. Giant steps. Brew grit
Abstracts: Strong credit climate spurs 30% profit gain for BMO. RBC cracks $3-billion profit: BMO annual black ink jumps 29 per cent
Abstracts: Strong medicine. Duds army. Going concerns
Abstracts: STRONG SUPPORT IS FOUND FOR BAN ON GAY MARRIAGE. Kerry in a Struggle for a Democratic Base: Women. Gore's Endorsement Was Won Over Time and Under the Radar
Abstracts: STRONG SUPPORT IS FOUND FOR BAN ON GAY MARRIAGE. Newsrooms Seek Ways To Shield Identities. Rehnquist Fails to Return, And Speculation Increases
Abstracts: Structural changes. The future of libraries: is the rush to high technology misguided? Outlook
Abstracts: Struggling Gateway's recovery lies in Waitt. Exec shuffle may not prevent Gateway crash. CEO reboots Compaq spirit
Abstracts: Struggling J.C. Penney plans on store closings. Nordstrom, J.C. Penney earnings sag. Macy's capitalizing on catalog frenzy
Abstracts: Struggling Lucent could raise up to $6B by selling fiber-optic unit. News Corp. nears deal to acquire DirecTV
Abstracts: Stuart Macintyre and Anna Clark. In his dreams. Why think small?
Abstracts: Stuart Macintyre and Anna Clark. Laps of the gods. The cattle king
Abstracts: Stuck in the hot zone. The roots of torture. No More Hide & Seek
Abstracts: Stuck with strangers. An anatomy lesson: looking at Rembrandt between sessions of the Yugoslav war-criminal tribunal in The Hague
Abstracts: Student activism. Hispanic-Americans' new clout. Catholic Church in the U.S
Abstracts: Student aid: non-traditional students face pitfalls. Fighting superbugs: beyond antibiotics. Students under stress: Low-income kids face toughest pressures
Abstracts: Student aid: should Congress do more to keep private lenders in the student-loan business? Students under stress: Bulging backpacks?
Abstracts: Student says his error crippled computers. From hacker to symbol: U.S. officials hope one man's punishment will say that computer jokes are crimes
Abstracts: Students under stress: Cold war fears. Mortgage crisis: home values always go up, right? Shock jocks: Background: Shock value
Abstracts: Students under stress: Cold war fears. Student aid: gradual beginnings. Universal coverage: Sickness Insurance
Abstracts: Students under stress: Do schools assign too much homework? The issues. Students under stress: How cognitive science helps teachers
Abstracts: Studies Find Biotechnology Anemia Drug Shows Promise in Treating Several Diseases. In Drug Research, Some Guinea Pigs Are Now Human
Abstracts: Studies find scant availability of spectrum for wireless Internet. Wireless companies may be near deal for new licenses
Abstracts: Studios hope curtains rise as trade blocks fall. Bankruptcies bring short-term pain to China. Shanghai dealers emulate Saturn
Abstracts: Studios in animated war for viewer hearts, wallets. Upstart NUE-TV goes up against powerhouse BET. NBC builds Internetwork
Abstracts: Study backs safety of video terminals. A computer glitch causes bumpy start in a Newark school. New Jersey acts on video terminals; the goal is to reduce hazards like eyestrain and tendinitis
Abstracts: Study finds corporate 'old boys' have positive impact on governance reform. Corporate Canada's growing optimism
Abstracts: Study finds Internet of social benefit to users. In Online Auctions, Misspelling in Ads Often Spells Cash. Settlements Seen In U.S. Inquiries Into Time Warner
Abstracts: Study finds that caching by browsers creates a threat to surfers' privacy. Quantum computers: using light instead of moving atoms
Abstracts: Study: no root cause for tread separations; broader recall sought. Tiremakers find no windfall in Firestone's recall
Abstracts: Study: older shoppers buy more online. Xterra discovers extra success. Texas Ranger 'A-Rod' steps up to plate for RadioShack
Abstracts: Study says mortgage firms receive subsidy. New loan offers low rate now for piece of profit later. Mortgage lending abuses fall under scrutiny
Abstracts: Study says women wait longer for needed breast-cancer surgery. U.S. whips Canada in a cancer-care race
Abstracts: Study tells grads what to expect in future careers. Nfld. racks up stunning 13.4% growth. Ontario and Nfld. lead economic growth
Abstracts: Stumbling to the vote: missteps by the Yes side mask the confusion in the Ottawa ranks. A strong no from the nine
Abstracts: Stumpy old men. Pitch battle. Tight flows the Don
Abstracts: Stunned by the quiet brutality. Iran's nuclear lies. Strange love
Abstracts: Stymied by Democrats in Senate, Bush Court Pick Finally Gives Up. Bitter Senators Divided Anew On Judgeships
Abstracts: Stymiest predicts CSFB prosecution. Rankin, offshore account holder linked. RT boss not seen as scandalous type
Abstracts: Subaru CEO to quit, says GM not a factor. GM's slumping earnings beat analysts' expectations. Volkswagen comes to fork in the road
Abstracts: Subjective fatigue, influencing variables, and consequences in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Treatments of coronary artery disease improve quality of life in the long term
Abstracts: Subsidiary of Call-Net agrees to buy assets of Mosaic unit. BCE's Aliant trust spinoff valued at about $8.5-billion
Abstracts: Subsidiary of Call-Net agrees to buy assets of Mosaic unit. Rogers boosts phone business with acquisition of Call-net
Abstracts: Substituting a finger for a mouse. Patents: eyeglasses augmented by computer. After court rebuke, Refac hints at a retreat on suits
Abstracts: Suburban crime: is the middle class threatened by a crime wave? Underage drinking: the issues
Abstracts: Suburban Democrats Undercut Myth of Republican Stronghold. Growing Up Grieving, With Constant Reminders of 9/11
Abstracts: Subway Headache: MetroCard Devices Often Need Repairs. SUBWAY REPAIRS DROP TO MONTHS, OFFICIALS REPORT. Subways Stall, And New York Is Screeching
Abstracts: Sudbury waits with future up in the air. How it all went up in smoke. Tech bid throws Inco into play
Abstracts: Sudbury waits with future up in the air. Savings in Sudbury will be key to Inco-Falconbridge tie-up
Abstracts: Sudden impact. Jim Bacon. Chris Nyst
Abstracts: Suffering children and the Christian Science Church. Welcome to the Next Church. So long to bad dogs; animal behaviorism is an infant science, but it has dramatically changed the way many dog owners understand their animals
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