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Abstracts: The Cable and Wireless conundrum. This computer loves to dance. Computer project sends messages to Gulf
Abstracts: The cable buy. Let's not heighten the contradiction. Miner miracle
Abstracts: The California chainsaw madness. Pitchfork of destiny. Large-scale rescue
Abstracts: The California phone rush is on. U.S. accuses 2 Nynex companies of overcharging and fines them. Regulatory victory for A.T.&T.; F.C.C. ruling allows its custom networks for big businesses
Abstracts: The Canada Games 1967-92. Voices of Canada: how the poll was conducted. O Canada
Abstracts: The Canadian connection: Sri Lanka moves to crush Tamil rebels at home and abroad. Horror in Kashmir: rebels in India behead a Norwegian tourist
Abstracts: The Canadian connection: Sri Lanka moves to crush Tamil rebels at home and abroad. part 2 The Unabomber unmasked?
Abstracts: The Canadian dream loses a big round. O Canada, we stand on guard for fish. Let's not play Pluto to Mickey Mouse
Abstracts: The Canadian king: Jacques Villeneuve seizes Formula One's throne. In the driver's seat: Jacques Villeneuve is racing's hottest commodity
Abstracts: The Canadian pack. The winning spirit. Leagues of their own; women are finally breaking the old boy strangledhold on sports
Abstracts: The cap fits. Spa horizons. Image upgrade
Abstracts: The captain and the cover-up: the senior officer who wrote a damning report on the Australian intelligence services says he has been made a scapegoat in a 'shabby, tawdry cover-up.'
Abstracts: The card that syas it all. Microsoft Office's new web-based update. Burners fire up storage
Abstracts: The card that syas it all. The bruiser of all browsers. Don't know much about technology
Abstracts: The case for a breakup; best competition for the Windows system exists within Microsoft, government says. Antitrust deal is called big victory for Microsoft
Abstracts: The case of the flickering pixels; software makers are hot on the trail of computer text that won't make you squint
Abstracts: The case of the frustrated computer shopper. Deciding whether to renew or buy. Behind the price cuts
Abstracts: The catchers in the dry. Good morning, Mr Chip. High stakes
Abstracts: The cattle king. Figuring new ways of counting our blessings. Board broom
Abstracts: The Celestial reasonings of a natural-food king. TD's new man in U.S. acts fast on expansion. U.S. firm to acquire manufacturer GSW
Abstracts: The challenge abroad. The walls that divide. Ready, set, go: Mexico puts out the welcome mat
Abstracts: The challenge of keeping U.S. technology at home. Japanese portables threaten American lead in computers. I.B.M. model to be sold by Mitsubishi
Abstracts: The chances for cure are good. What love can do. Share your goodwill - Help find a cure
Abstracts: The chant of Billy Shakespeare. Stomping ground. The dream catchers
Abstracts: The cheaters of antiquity: competition was just as ruthless in ancient Greece. Slaughter
Abstracts: THE CHILDREN OF SPERM DONORS: Pressure grows to identify anonymous fathers. In the key of artistry
Abstracts: The chill words: 'racist, sexist, fascist.' (taboo topics of discussion)(Column) Remembrances of a 'miracle mile.' (competition to break the four-minute-mile in the 1954 British Empire Games) (Column)
Abstracts: The Chinese bank puzzle. CIBC to pay $2.4-billion to settle Enron investors suit. Canada could miss out on Iraq contracts
Abstracts: The Chinese version of the PSS: PICU. Nursing homes as complex adaptive systems: relationship between management practice and resident outcomes
Abstracts: The choice in Quebec: Bouchard's bandwagon has federalists worried as referendum day approaches. The year of the crunch: ten key questions Canadians will have to face in 1995
Abstracts: The city of despair. 'The Body' politic. Will Saddam blink?
Abstracts: The clean clinic: a Halifax facility treats environmental illness. Ben Wicks' born to read: literacy begins at home
Abstracts: The clean clinic: a Halifax facility treats environmental illness. part 2 THE SHAME GAME: Accusations fly as the compensation package for hepatitis C haunts the Liberal government
Abstracts: The cleric and the president's daughter. What a mess. Breakaway nation
Abstracts: The code breakers. The voices of dissent: not everyone wants to hear it, but not everyone is behind the war. Three writers refuse to get with the program
Abstracts: The coincidental tourist. Putting on arias. On with the shows
Abstracts: The Collenette shuffle: the taint of Somalia still plagues the Liberals. The rising star: Kim Campbell becomes Canada's first female defence minister in an election-year shuffle
Abstracts: The colonies won the war, but rarely can conquer Hollywood's heart. HMO cut costs at the expense of care, plaintiff says
Abstracts: The Communists come in from the cold; after 50 years, the left takes centre stage. Beyond the fringe: public discontent sweeps continental Europe
Abstracts: The computer age: still a work in progress. Compaq and Dell may use Nextstep system. I.B.M. will use Adobe's technology
Abstracts: The computer delusion. Schooling the Imagination. The rancher subsidy
Abstracts: The computer games girls play. Collaring the copy cats. Fats under fire
Abstracts: The conquering hero. Time out. Mid-air mayday
Abstracts: The constitutional debate: a straight talking guide for Canadians. Debunking myths of sacred truths
Abstracts: The consumer's guide to Christmas. Stirred but never shaken. Tools of the trade
Abstracts: The conversion of Mr. Sabia. How to plug in to the wireless revolution. Sabia signals a bold, new course for BCE
Abstracts: The corporate laboratory. Saviour not a sinner. Harvey has a go. (Gerry Harvey, leader of Australia's fastest growing company)
Abstracts: The cost of power. Diamonds in the rough: Canadian prospectors help to fuel a new stock-market frenzy. Leading the way in exports: high-tech takes on the world
Abstracts: The crash landing of the Crow. The dynasty that won't stop ticking. Crash of the great Crosbie dynasty
Abstracts: The credit crunch: the stark fact is that Canadians' expectations are badly out of step with reality. Falling expectations: in an era of slow growth, Canadians are learning that the future is not what it used to be
Abstracts: The crisis of public order. The AIDS exception: privacy vs. public health. GLOBAL PARADE OF FAITH: Christians stage a public celebration
Abstracts: The critic's critics. Compassion found under stones of doubt. Invoking the community spirit
Abstracts: The Cuba connection: tough talk in Washington may hurt Canadian companies. Squeezing Castro
Abstracts: The Cufflinks That Went To China. In Business, Tough Guys Finish Last. How to Be A Better Bean Counter
Abstracts: The culler of money. On the wheat board's secret service. Dealing With The Devil
Abstracts: The culture of violence: can anyone destroy the legacy of Pol Pot? Turning on the gas
Abstracts: The Cunanan enigma: Versace's killer takes his own life and leaves a mystery. Murder in Miami: police accuse a gay gigolo of killing designer Gianni Versace
Abstracts: The Cup runneth over; hope springs eternal in the long-troubled CFL. Palace revolt
Abstracts: The curse of the Corby clan. Crackdown: 1: The model. Once bitten
Abstracts: The customer is always right there. Canada No. 1 in federal e-service. Firm bids to protect, profit with Web domain-name plan
Abstracts: The cyber snoops: how Internet gumshoes breach personal privacy. Why the Big Apple feels safer
Abstracts: The damage done. Hang democracy let's trade. A voyage round my father
Abstracts: The Danger of Space Junk. The Danger of Space Junk: In a place without landfills, what goes uphad better come down
Abstracts: The dangers of a new era. The red challenge: Russia's election becomes a two-way fight. Profiles of courage
Abstracts: The daring buds of maybe. Blood on the Inca trail. Stratford: daring if not soaring
Abstracts: The dark side of nationalism. Johnnie Cass. Beggars, not choosers
Abstracts: The Davis coup. Lucy Turnbull. Fiona Stanley
Abstracts: The dawning of the infomercial age. A V-chip tug-of-war. The gospel according to Moses
Abstracts: The dawning of the infomercial age. Gender trouble at CBC Radio. The guru and the PM: Rao's downfall has a Canadian connection
Abstracts: The dawn of a new millennium. Duane Steele imparts Canadian culture, too. John Fraser - the keeper of the flame
Abstracts: The day a killer was brought down. If he hadn't believed me, I would be dead. He wouldn't give up
Abstracts: The day Antonio Banderas found his passion. 'I realized my own mortality through the eyes of my son.' (actor Don Johnson)(Interview)
Abstracts: 'The day I finally told mom about my dream.' (actress Ashley Judd) (Cover Story) 'This isn't a cartoon: I get hurt.'
Abstracts: The day I turned my life around. 'It's hard for me to be the guy next door'. Love is the key
Abstracts: The day the music died. Let there be schlock. Roger WILCO
Abstracts: The deadly streets: Seattle warns its addicts to stay away from Vancouver. Vancouver's air war: Baton gets set to invade a $200-million TV market
Abstracts: The death of a monster. An explosion of Indian self-esteem. McVeigh's death wish
Abstracts: The death of civility. Cars as toys. Thou shalt buy stocks
Abstracts: The debate over electronic bidding reaches Washington: who should pay for maintaining old-line stock exchanges?
Abstracts: The decider. The coyote who looked down. Out for the count
Abstracts: The decision: Elie Wiesel recalls the terrible moment when his family had to make a crucial choice. "It was the hardest choice of my life."
Abstracts: The defector. Chapter & verse. Juggling the figures
Abstracts: The defector's secrets. Saddam's secrets. The Abu Ghraib scandal cover-up
Abstracts: The defence matrix. Security blanket. Great white hope
Abstracts: The DeLay connection. The Abramoff affair. 'Tommy the Cork'
Abstracts: The demonic comic: going in new directions after 'Kids in the Hall.' (Bruce McCulloch)(Interview) Hard-edged and artful encounters
Abstracts: The desertion of Dili. Time is ticking to show some GST ticker. Watch for electoral fallout from GST deal
Abstracts: The desperate search for elusive answers. What Clinton should do in his second term. Tough, smart and a presidential bedmate
Abstracts: The devil in pictures. Silvio slips up. The plan to refloat Venice
Abstracts: The devil is in the cutbacks. The schemes of summer. The languages of politics
Abstracts: The d'Hage code. The Costello challenge. The two of us
Abstracts: The Dili divide: Australia's sorry part in East Timor's blood-soaked past is still a matter of controversy. Gutter politics
Abstracts: The direct marketing industry hopes to get Internet retailers to see things in an old light. Sex appeal still overpowers sports skill when it comes to the marketing of female athletes
Abstracts: The dishonorable member. The party's over. Leap of faith
Abstracts: The Disney dream. Auf Wiedersehen, goodbye: Canadian troops prepare to leave Europe. A right royal spat
Abstracts: The document caper: new evidence casts doubts on Gen. Jean Boyle. The new top gun; Jean Boyle takes over Canada's troubled military
Abstracts: The dog ate my steroids, but I did my homework. Space invaders. True colours
Abstracts: The dollar closes at a 2-month high. Dollar slides half cent on rate worries. Dollar expected to climb above 70 cents
Abstracts: The dollar lode. High wire. Lode star
Abstracts: The dollars and sense of defence. The rich and furious. Lindsay's food for thought
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