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Abstracts: Apple to sell computers priced for home market. Changing Course, Apple Offers Low-Priced Mac for the Home. Apple putting hopes on new Macintosh line
Abstracts: Apple to work with Toshiba on 'multimedia' products. Computers used in new crime: desktop forgery. Adobe ignites technology selloff
Abstracts: Apple tries to regroup just in time for Macworld Expo. Another thumbs down for H-P deal. Former Oracle leader now working with venture capital firm
Abstracts: Apple warns of an earnings dip. Apple Computer profits off; cheaper machines lift sales. Cost cuts announced by Apple
Abstracts: APPLICANTS RUSH TO MEET DEADLINE FOR SEPT. 11 FUND. U.S. Set to Alter Rules for Banks Lending to Poor. City to Depend On Borrowing To Help Repair Public Housing
Abstracts: Application of the CuSum technique to evaluate changes in recruitment strategies. Fitting in or standing out: Nursing workgroup diversity and unit-level outcomes
Abstracts: Applied Materials plans venture with Komatsu. Technology shift blurs future of Japan's new TV system. The custom-made supercomputer
Abstracts: Applying an evaluation framework for health information system design, development, and implementation. The staff nurse decisional involvement scale: Report of psychometric assessments
Abstracts: A premier on the way. A hot time in the old town: Mulroney and the premiers dominate the pre-summer agenda. Voices from the arena
Abstracts: A premier's cryptic smile. The first test. Challenges for a new leader
Abstracts: A premium yield. For old times sake. Cutting edge
Abstracts: A prescription for medicare: ten ways to heal the health-care system. Mad as heck: as their faith in the future erodes, Canadians are angry as never before
Abstracts: A presidential precedent. Blood money. ASIS: the first interview
Abstracts: April inflation skyrockets to 1.6 per cent: Double the rate of previous two months. Spectre of rising inflation still haunts some forecasters
Abstracts: April showers rain on TSX's parade - and that could mean weeds in May. Slowed economy hurting the ad industry
Abstracts: A prime minister who deserves better. Nurture in his nature. Requiem for a head-kicker
Abstracts: A private play: Onex bids $2.3 billion to take over Labatt. Sacred pensions in play. Takeover turmoil
Abstracts: A problem of egos and wealth. The real problem with today's journalism. In defense of affirmative action
Abstracts: A program that transcends incompatibility; Adobe Acrobat transmits formatted documents. Answering questions about fonts
Abstracts: A prominent executive moves to a large agency company after running his own shop for 4 years. Wacky, fake Web sites grab attention, while only slyly referring to their sponsors
Abstracts: A prophet's profits: the New Age has been good to James Redfield. Missing: last fall, Ann Marie Potton hiked up Whistler Mountain - and vanished without a trace
Abstracts: A proposal for the premiers: think small. The faces of Somalia: few of the players have emerged unscathed by the scandal
Abstracts: A publisher out of sync with the times: some of Canada's top journalists hone their skills thanks to the courage of the Brandon Sun's Lew Whitehead
Abstracts: A question of honor. Horse power. My brother Jack
Abstracts: A question of trusts. Discount diversity. What your adviser never sold you
Abstracts: A quiet day in Gaza. Target Bagdad. Southern comfort; the Kuwaitis may be cheering coalition victories but the picture from inside Iraq remains decidedly ambiguous, despite the delivery of humanitarian aid
Abstracts: A race to the home: cable, telephone and satellite TV companies battle for control of the small screen. To hook a nation: telephone and cable firms vie to wire homes
Abstracts: A Rarity for Wal-Mart: Talking to a Union. At Wal-Mart, The New Word Is Compromise. Treading Carefully, Wal-Mart Enters Labor's Turf
Abstracts: A rating of premiers-by-the-sea. Making rounds with the doctors of spin. Winning big-time at the turnstile
Abstracts: Arby's says, 'Hello, deli' with its line of freshly prepared sandwiches. Chips are down, so Frito-Lay goes gourmet
Abstracts: Arcelor bid wins Dofasco board's blessing. Surprise offer for Dofasco puts heat on Arcelor. Bidding opens for Dofasco
Abstracts: Archangel in ownership dispute. SouthernEra founder to step down as president, CEO. Voisey's Bay environmental plan approved
Abstracts: Archer hits the bullseye ... twice. Belinda's battle. High tide high hopes
Abstracts: Architel sale jeopardized by lost customer. Quebecor buys BCE's Canoe stake. Basis100 makes $500,000 on domain name sale
Abstracts: Arctic myths and magic. Dark days for the Inuit: tuberculosis outbreaks revive memories of an earlier epidemic
Abstracts: Arctic reorganization may hinge on debt payments. Former Arakis Energy chief fined $1.2-million. Lundins go where others fear to tread
Abstracts: A really big show. Questions of guilt and shame: prisoners of the Second World War still cannot forgive the Japanese
Abstracts: Are attention deficit disorder (ADD) and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) legitimate medical diagnoses?
Abstracts: Are Canadians in jeopardy? Survival skills: the ice storm brings tales of perseverance and heartbreak. Mayhem in the market: a suicide bombing in Israel puts peace back on hold
Abstracts: A recipe for prosperity. 'I realized that change had to start with me.' (violent youth) What keeps them young?
Abstracts: A recipe for unity - stop the endless chat. Why there is hope for Canada's left. The real threat to Canada's future
Abstracts: A Reckless Harvest. Turning on the gas. Moment of glory?: A populist tycoon seems ot have won Thailand's election-but he may be kicked out of office soon
Abstracts: Are computer models reliable tools for predicting climate trends? Immigration trends
Abstracts: Are computer safety laws taking the right tack? Some experts say the crucial issue is not furniture or lighting, but reducing stress
Abstracts: Are feminists out of touch with the majority of women? Tough realities. Battered womem also kill
Abstracts: Are foreign carriers en route to Canada? Air Canada chops flights, warns of loss in quarter. Air Canada to form regional network
Abstracts: Are Jews vanishing? The joy of being fat free: liposuction vacuums out bags and bulges 'from head to toe.' (cosmetic surgery)(Cover Story)
Abstracts: A remedy for price haggling. The '97 cars & trucks. How to test-drive a car
Abstracts: Are our children overmedicated? What works best for back pain. Could you use more sleep?
Abstracts: Are parent-school partnerships the key to improving schools? 'Final Exit.' (book written by Derek Humphry giving instructions on how to end one's life)
Abstracts: Are Park Service policies keeping people out of the parks? Budget vows. Budget concerns
Abstracts: A research firm devises an index intended to help companies better measure their online visibility. ABC tries to bring its longtime 'dot' logo into prominence with a new campaign
Abstracts: Are smoking bans justified? Should the government restrict the advertising, promotion, distribution and marketing of cigarettes to teenagers?
Abstracts: Are the ADA guidelines on mental disabilities fair to business? Is the federal law making it a crime to block abortion clinics fair to anti-abortion protestors?
Abstracts: Are the environmental benefits of electric vehicles being oversold? The Tailhook convention ... more than just 'boys being boys'
Abstracts: Are the majority of America's children and youth physically unfit? 19th-century workout
Abstracts: Are the new doctors better? Can they beat the odds? 'We're in the fight of our lives.'(criminal justice system)(Cover Story)
Abstracts: Are today's immigrants assimilating into U.S. society? Continuing support? 'Harvest of shame' redux
Abstracts: Are U.S. CEOs overpaid? Government's dilemma. Shareholder activism
Abstracts: A revolutionary twist on Indian statehood. Will the PM face a caucus challenge? A warning shot from Peter Lougheed
Abstracts: A revolution in the boardrooms. Beijing spring. Taking power
Abstracts: Are we still number one? The secrets behind the songs. This land of ours
Abstracts: Are you a problem solver? Houses to save the earth. Once a bottle, now a blanket
Abstracts: Are you at risk? Soon, we won't have to worry about ulcers. New devices can help you hear
Abstracts: Are you a vegetarian? How to eat like a vegetarian. Take an active family vacation
Abstracts: Are young people in worse physical condition today than they were 20 years ago? Hard-core users
Abstracts: Are your kids safe? Hockey's temple passes into history: Montrealers say goodbye to the fabled Forum. Educated and rejected
Abstracts: Are youth curfew laws constitutional? A New Germ Theory. A theory of taking care of oneself grounded in experiences of homeless youth
Abstracts: A rich deal for directors of UrAsia. Labatt USA selling Rolling Rock brand to Anheuser. Imports frothing up beer market
Abstracts: Arise, Sir Clive, and cop this. Armageddon is coming! The man who felafel to Earth
Abstracts: A river of destiny: Mackenzie's Arctic voyage still disturbs natives. A struggle for recognition; B.C. natives assert their claims
Abstracts: Armand Assante. Meredith Vieira. Mariska Hargitay
Abstracts: Armchair brigade goes in. Son of the Howard doctrine. Son of return to the Balkans
Abstracts: Armchair driving. Big bounce theory. The face race
Abstracts: Armchairs away. Armchairs are go. Postcard from the edge
Abstracts: Armchair view of the vote; watchers can get the results as quickly as newscasters do. Printers catching up
Abstracts: Armed and dangerous. A fighting chance. Poisoned promise
Abstracts: Armed conflict: the Somalia scandal puts the Liberals under the gun. A mysterious killing
Abstracts: ARMs are hot, but not hot deals. Real estate funds make big comeback. Credit cards add to debt in double digits
Abstracts: Army and Navy granting more felony waivers. Recent errors tarnish Lockheed's image. Scandal could throw Osprey program off course
Abstracts: Army computer expert joins research group. Microsoft president comes from Boeing. President of Microsoft plans June retirement
Abstracts: Army's new high-tech laser is right on target. Army's `smart' gear isn't making sense. Pentagon mobilizes renovation
Abstracts: Army's new password: 'biometrics'. Funeral homes fight for life. Black tie sees lots of green
Abstracts: Arnhem women's business. Australia what are ya?. The fugitive
Abstracts: A role he can feast on. American beauty. Buildings that are huggable
Abstracts: A royal power play. A midwife of souls. Riddle of the Sphinx
Abstracts: A royal power play. Local heroes: Canadians, shocked into the realization that poverty's address is in their own backyards, are reaching out to make a difference
Abstracts: Arresting claims. The bone collector. Heart of sharkness
Abstracts: Arrests on the high seas: tensions rise in the West Coast fish fight. 'How will they survive?' (British Columbia's fishing industry)(Letter from Scotch Pond, B.C.)
Abstracts: Arroyo's ambition: the path to the palace. The return of people power. Back to the streets
Abstracts: Art: Cutting-Edge but Comfy. Living room galleries. Traveling collections
Abstracts: Art for heart's sake. The Caravaggio caravan. Caravan of Caravaggio
Abstracts: Art for Tom's sake. The sympathetic macho. As Kate would have it
Abstracts: Artful restorations: an ebeniste brings furniture back to life. Alleycat couriers
Abstracts: Artful void. The enigma paper. Star quality
Abstracts: Arthur Andersen fined $7M by SEC. Color me popular: marketers shape up packaging. Anti-war protesters take aim at American brands
Abstracts: Artificial intelligence: are scientists close to creating a machine that 'thinks'? Israel at 50
Abstracts: Art of darkness. The road to hell. In the line of fire
Abstracts: Art of more. Cheesy does it. Ripping yarns: Surfwear company Rip Curl is hoping to catch some big waves with a move to Orange County
Abstracts: Art of note. Easel angles. Double in paradise
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