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Abstracts: Telemedia to buy Okanagan to expand in Western Canada. CPP bets on U.K. water utility. U.S. giant Weyerhaeuser grabs Domtar
Abstracts: Telephone companies' new foray; aim is to supersede answering machines. Computer breakdown at A.T.&T. snarls long distance across U.S
Abstracts: Telephone services: a growing form of 'foreign aid.' Court bars F.C.C. rule on phones. Freer rein on A.T.&T. is proposed; the F.C.C. endorses easier rate changes for big customers
Abstracts: Telephones without wires: the future of the industry. New Jersey backs fiber-optic system. Regulators approve Nynex reorganization
Abstracts: Telephone weaknesses well known: air traffic controllers' communications called vulnerable in '89 study. F.A.A. to be able to ask bids on air control phone system
Abstracts: Telerate: a burden for Dow Jones; troublesome unit worries investors. Dow Jones bids for rest of Telerate
Abstracts: Telesat satellite launch stalled for more testing. CryptoLogic applies for Nasdaq listing. Atlantic phone firms talk merger
Abstracts: Telesystem still bidding for U.K. licences. BCE reports record profit of $5.4-billion for 1999. On-line video erases tape
Abstracts: Television's future: All-you-can-eat TV. Aging baby boomers: there's no place like home. Aging baby boomers: boomer critiques
Abstracts: Television's future: Background: Early TV. Rise of megachurches: 'reverse' missionaries aim at developed nations
Abstracts: Television's future: Cable and video. Aging baby boomers: entitlement bills. The issues
Abstracts: Television's future: Current situation: Policy debates. Aging baby boomers: from me to yuppies. Aging baby boomers: 'fertility splurge'
Abstracts: Television's future: Home-grown videos open new frontiers. Aging baby boomers: many older Americans continue working
Abstracts: Television's future: Regulating competition. Immigration debate: are voters ignoring immigration? Democrats in Congress: Public investigations
Abstracts: Television's future: Regulating competition. Retirees increasingly are keen to return to work. Let the whining begin in Ottawa
Abstracts: Television's future: Should the government preserve limits on media ownership? Should states have more control over Head Start?
Abstracts: Television's future: Teen's media multitasking raises questions. Rise of megachurches: church politics
Abstracts: Television's future: The issues. Television's future: All-you-can-eat TV. Television's future: Outlook: Shifting landscape
Abstracts: Telework option boosts job satisfaction. Telus options passed down food chain. Call-Net slashing work force by 15% as downturn bites
Abstracts: Telework option takes on appeal in Canada. C1 fires first shots in battle with Bell Canada. Perceptions keep Canada, Japan at odds
Abstracts: Tellier still has a few spikes to drive at CN. Railways seek running rights on CN track. Ritchie workin' on his railway
Abstracts: Tellier vows to keep pushing CN-BN merger. Ottawa expected to introduce rules affecting CN-BNSF deal. Maine LNG project files for approval
Abstracts: Telling who's doing what, with what? For starters, try an integrated program. A literary program, no stranger to fiction
Abstracts: Telling who's doing what, with what? Teaching a child all about computers. Speaking in tongues becomes easier to master
Abstracts: Telstra Business Women's Awards' celebrating excellence. The bold grey matter. Frock and roll
Abstracts: Telstra exposed. Swansong I & II. Fruits of the loop
Abstracts: Telstra reinvents itself globally. Wheeling and dealing. Trials and tribulations
Abstracts: Telstra sale drives Fischer to desperation. Always keep the back door unbolted. The man who would be king
Abstracts: Telstra's failed paper chase. Short cuts. Options run out
Abstracts: Telus accelerates high-speed rollout (Telus Corp.). Telus snaps up PSINet unit. BCE in talks about a deal for Excel unit
Abstracts: Telus (almost) free at last. BCE mulls radical changes with industry under pressure. Telus Corp. CEO targets Videotron telecom arm
Abstracts: Telus appeals CRTC (Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission) subsidy ruling. TVX Gold expects no Greek ruling before fall
Abstracts: Telus contract only half the equation. Telus gears up for life after work stoppage. Lift foreign limits: Telus CEO
Abstracts: Telus, Dynasty strike a deal. Nortel lands $1 billion deal with Sprint. Nortel lands $1.1 billion network upgrade deal
Abstracts: Telus expects sales, share profit growth. TELUS drawing more power from its wireless operations. Telus outlook rosy despite disruption from labour strike
Abstracts: Telus 'fearful' of arbitration outcome. MCI lashes back at AT&T over telecom fraud allegations. Aggressive marketing endorsed by CRTC
Abstracts: Telus leapfrogs estimates; shares jump. Caisse launches lawsuit against BCE, BCI. BCE chief calls AT&T assertions 'sour grapes'
Abstracts: Telus makes hostile bid for Microcell. Connecticut works to keep JDS suit alive. Microcell aims to defy critics
Abstracts: Telus' new motto: Dial M for merger. Globelle in talks with suitor. Atlantis to buy 10% stake in Digital Renaissance
Abstracts: Telus picks new CEO to lead expansion. Big cities prepare for 10-digit dialling. Strong earnings, tight purse strings boost Telus
Abstracts: TELUS says no thanks to joining BCE fray. Bandwidth hunger hits final frontier. Sun Life prowls for $4-billion deal in U.S
Abstracts: Telus still has plenty of Plan Bs. Telus ditches plan for its conversion to an income trust. Telus tunes in to the TV revolution
Abstracts: Telus to return excess wireless spectrum. McCaw expands presence in Canada. Call-Net gets another new CEO
Abstracts: Telus to return excess wireless spectrum. Telus plans for growth despite loss. Telus snaps up fourth Internet services firm this year
Abstracts: Telus to sell directory business to Verizon for $810 million. U.S. networking company snaps up B.C. software firm
Abstracts: Templeton plans segregated funds. Altamira plans to offer shares to public. Templeton changes name
Abstracts: Tempo and mode of modern bird evolution observed with large-scale taxonomic sampling. The Miocene birds of Abu Dhabi (United Arab Emirates) with a discussion of the age of modern species and genera
Abstracts: Temp workers at Microsoft win lawsuit; benefits were denied to more than 8,000. States biding for time to study Microsoft settlement plan
Abstracts: Tender is the byte. No date, no problem. The net bet thing
Abstracts: Tenor of the times: the Vancouver Opera soars with a star singer. East End vs. West Side: two Vancouver boys face off in a heated contest of class and styles
Abstracts: Ten reasons why the separatists are losing. A parking mogul's drive into China. The philosopher's dream of making work fun
Abstracts: Tension mounts on the docks. Carr's demolition derby. Ladies' choice
Abstracts: Tension on the tundra: Inco faces a delay at its Voisey's Bay nickel project. The booze tube debate: Seagram commercials stir U.S. controversy
Abstracts: Tensions build in market crime unit. Amended securities rules make suing harder. Signs point to mutual fund high-closing
Abstracts: Ten Thomson employees missing. Clans love to keep firms in the family. Thomson pauses to integrate
Abstracts: Tent In The Armour. Time for healing. Memorial drive
Abstracts: Tents and prayer. The realm of the senses. Understanding hate
Abstracts: Terminal complications. Bombardier wins Beijing deal. Air Canada gets on board Pearson expansion plan
Abstracts: Terminal victims. Glut feelings. Society bash
Abstracts: Terms of endearment. Trade wins. Cleaning up and up
Abstracts: Terms of enrichment: upfront interest is pushing term deposits to new heights, drawing in investors who need money in a hurry
Abstracts: Term-to-100 insurance rates rising. Investors Group fund jumps into cash. Sun Life eliminates chief actuary job
Abstracts: Terror among the ruins. Broken promises: frustrated Nigerians demand a return to democracy. A new beginning
Abstracts: Terror and travesty: police make arrests in the Manhattan bombing. Accusers on trial
Abstracts: Terror on the Tigris. A deadly guessing game: A secret study urges that US agencies at least agree on how to measure success or failure in Iraq
Abstracts: Terror times two. Beyond history's shadow. Marketplace romance
Abstracts: Terry McCarthy: St Vincent de Paul society. Coming clean on cancer. Dr Fiona Terry
Abstracts: Test-drive for software: let's look at pictures. Many companies have put program demonstrations on a single disk
Abstracts: Tested by tribulation. The country is strong. Making a difference
Abstracts: Testing decisional balance and self-efficacy applied to workers' use of hearing protection. Effectiveness of a tailored intervention to increase factory workers' use of hearing protection
Abstracts: Testing the relationship between job stress and satisfaction in correctional nurses. Self-care strategies and sources of information for HIV/AIDS symptom management
Abstracts: Testing times. Out of a hole. A runner and a gentleman
Abstracts: Testing times. Star-spangled clamour. Conventional politics
Abstracts: Test of strength. Letter from Jakarta. Holy hell
Abstracts: Test tube tigers. Smart 100: science. A world of excellence
Abstracts: Texas beef plant fights salmonella standards. She'll be back, with new game, new look. Device could help depression sufferers
Abstracts: Texas cattle quarantined during mad cow feed test. Nissan may pick partner Friday. Japan stocks slip as bank reform worries emerge
Abstracts: Texas Instruments gets chip-case ruling. Texas Instruments offers advanced chips. Texas Instruments is suing 5 chip makers over a patent
Abstracts: Texas Instruments has loss, sues Fujitsu. Staff cuts more costly at Texas Instruments. I.B.M. sets joint deal in automation; Texas Instruments in factory venture
Abstracts: Texas Instruments sees job cuts. Apple to give the public its first look at Newton. Apple Computer profits off; cheaper machines lift sales
Abstracts: Texas Instruments to work with Hitachi. I.B.M. sets joint deal in automation; Texas Instruments in factory venture
Abstracts: Texas tea party. Programmed for success. High flier
Abstracts: Text education. Future stock. Snooping on the job
Abstracts: Textile Industry To Request Limits On Chinese Goods. Textile Quotas to End Soon, Punishing Carolina Mill Towns
Abstracts: Thai Resort Tries to Regain Its Footing. In China, a New Capitalist Beachhead. Canada's Dollar Is Up a Lot. That's Also the Bad News
Abstracts: Thaksin the tough guy: Is the hard-charging leader exacerbating separatist tensions? Blood in Bangkok streets
Abstracts: 'That baby is loved.' (The Birthing Project) Are you living mindlessly? 'We have to protect what we have.'(wildlife biologist George Schaller)
Abstracts: That's all, folk. Tally ho. Courtenay's complaint
Abstracts: That's a profit in my pocket. Ore promise. Ore promises
Abstracts: That's poetic justice: France embraces its hottest new black pop group. Ride in a gondola
Abstracts: The $10 billion buyout. Background: 'Snake Oil' hucksters. Fish farming: will offshore aquaculture benefit U.S. coastal communities?
Abstracts: The 17-day war. A decade of devastation: reminders of the Great Depression. Saskatchewan's new idea: the province that invented medicare is trying to save it
Abstracts: The 2002 Winter Olympics are spawning new campaigns and expanding some older ones. Best Western beefs up TV spending in what it sees as a key year
Abstracts: The 49th parallel disappearing in natural gas market. Gulf Canada shopping stake in Indonesian unit. Boeing to shut down Toronto plant
Abstracts: The A.C.L.U. is taking a provocative Madison Avenue route to raise support for its causes. What do drinking milk and 'Survivor' have in common?
Abstracts: The adventures of Mr. Bean. Fame artist. Vive le voyeur!
Abstracts: The agency that gave us a salvo of gerbils tries a more direct sell for Disney's Go.com unit. Ad agencies are warily sizing up their dot-com clients after the market maelstrom
Abstracts: The age of dissent. Beyond the Balkanisation of debate. White Australia polity
Abstracts: The agony and the innocents. A judge on the hot seat: his colleagues say Patrick LeSage is ideal for the Paul Bernardo murder trial
Abstracts: The agony of Martensville. Storm warnings: language policy divides even the separatists. Guilty as charged: James Keegstra reaches the end of the legal line
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