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Abstracts: Art saves the book - but not the film. Last fling of the dice. An other war
Abstracts: Art wrecko. Operation friendship. Dead in the heart
Abstracts: A rumour of more. War of the mosques. The quiet Australians
Abstracts: Arundhati roars. Salam Pax. Mem fox
Abstracts: A rush to solve problems that confront the disabled. The telephone transformed - into almost everything. U.S. and Japan reach pact on telephone trade issues
Abstracts: 'Aryan of the year:' a white supremacist campaigns in British Columbia. Justice - Texas style: a Texas coroner mishandles vital evidence
Abstracts: A sad legacy. Vision from hell. Wings of hope: Canada joins an international airlift of supplies to famine-stricken Somalia
Abstracts: A safer way to invest in the stock market. Will Canada survive a post-national world? The private life of Canada's richest man
Abstracts: As a Fugitive, Hussein Stayed Close to Home. On Iraq's Street of Fear, the Tide May Be Turning. In 149 Minutes, Transformation To Terror Age
Abstracts: As agency executives gather for their yearly conference, one industry is conspicuously scarce. In a fit of winter restlessness, two agencies reorganize, three enter deals and two align
Abstracts: A saviour from the deep. Better than break even. Shock and ore
Abstracts: As Bombardier takes off, Pratt descends. Pratt & Whitney to cut 300 jobs in Longueuil. Quebecor president, CEO to be Pierre Karl Peladeau
Abstracts: As Brazil's market grows, so does the free access dispute. Brazil's hot commodity? Not coffee or soccer. The Devil Take August. In Brazil, It's Just Too Scary
Abstracts: A scenic shortcut to national unity. A guaranteed solution to the deficit problem. The politics of zap: two bad polls and out!
Abstracts: Ascii of Japan says it has lined up lenders. Fujitsu joins Siemens in alliance; a cheaper mainframe is the venture's goal
Abstracts: As Clinton Shifts Themes, Debate Arises On Her Motives. A Longtime Pataki Confidant Is a Highly Paid Lobbyist, Too
Abstracts: As computers begin to track drugs, fears of snooping and abuse arise. Joseph C. R. Licklider dies at 75; foresaw new uses for computers
Abstracts: As computers begin to track drugs, fears of snooping and abuse arise. part 2 U.S. jury is investigating Esposito race-track tie
Abstracts: As Counties Face Fiscal Squeeze, Taxes Soar and Spending Shrinks. City Lowering Its Sights for a Convention Boom
Abstracts: A scrumptious holiday dinner. The best chili in the USA. Make a vibrant veggie meal
Abstracts: A Seashore Fight to Harness the Wind. Israel Banks Called Lax on the Return Of Holocaust Funds. Baltimore Streets Meaner, but Message Is Mixed
Abstracts: A season of deaths: tragedy plagues a resource-rich Alberta reserve. Peeling on the Prairies
Abstracts: A Secretive Bank Faces Calls for Transparency. New Limits on Pollution Herald Change in Europe. Slow Start for Effort to Shift Europe Inc. to Europe S.E
Abstracts: A Sector Where 'Merger' Can Mean The Start of Something Ugly. Hewlett-Packard may seek deal for consultants
Abstracts: A security craze on Parliament Hill. Big-city traffic talk on the cottage wharf. Can there be art without grants?
Abstracts: As energy costs soar, something got to give - perhaps this week it did. AEC makes big gas find in hot Alberta-B.C. region
Abstracts: A Sense Of History, A Feeling Of Betrayal. S.E.C. Gives Foreign Firms Some Hope On New Rules. From Simple to Complex, Hedge Funds Gain Ground
Abstracts: As gadgets shrink, they may wind up in surprising places. A step beyond palmtop: collartop. Spherical motors may give robots more style and grace
Abstracts: A shakeout for software: retailers seem reluctant to face facts and continue to open stores despite a glut. Treasuring the technology guru; with an eye on new products and profits, companies embrace technology experts
Abstracts: A shakeout looms for Taiwan's computer companies; price wars and rising labor costs mark the end of a boisterous decade
Abstracts: A shaky grip on power: India's new premier needs friends - fast. Master of Mumbai: a controversial nationalist renames Bombay
Abstracts: Ashkenazi is jazzy: Yiddish culture is on a global upswing. Iran's women at a feminist crossroads. A tempting knock at the campus gates
Abstracts: A shot across the bow: the chief says his forces are unfit for war. When life was gentler: a 42-year veteran says goodbye to the Hill
Abstracts: Asia, are you listening? Costume party. Bottom feeders head north
Abstracts: Asia, are you listening? Cute power! Mutual feelings: Japan falls for Asia
Abstracts: Asian concerns sued by Loral over chips. Rock of ages. Chips off the old rock
Abstracts: Asian employees at Lucent are troubled by handling of arrests. F.B.I. says 3 stole secrets from Lucent
Abstracts: Asian games. Unfinished business. Think global, act regional
Abstracts: Asian immigrants new leaders in Silicon Valley. U.S.-Japan computer pact hailed; Americans see sales rising by $2 billion
Abstracts: Asia's agony. Unholy allies. It's a jungle out there
Abstracts: Asia's crisis fast becoming Labor's problem. Labor beware the sins of Saint Cheryl. A barrel of monkey business
Abstracts: Asia's growling Tigers. Deadly confrontation on an Ontario reserve. Jailhouse shock
Abstracts: Asia woes sink Electrohome results. Markets freeze Livent shares. Livent investor plans to sell share block
Abstracts: A Silicon Valley laboratory shuts down; research effort tried to shape technology still years away. I.B.M. computer researchers push tiny to a new extreme
Abstracts: A Silicon Valley spin on financing the arts; charity begins with a one-stop method of making contributions. Patent disputes: The useful arts
Abstracts: A sizeable problem: a former Telstra Business Woman of the Year challenges politicians to readdress 'small business'
Abstracts: As Japan chip talks near, U.S. turns up the pressure. A semiconductor agreement with Japan is still elusive. National Semiconductor plans a big revamping
Abstracts: Ask now from whom the bell tolls. The line forms to the right. Ontario: key to the kingdom
Abstracts: A slip and a gully. Howard's pivotal moment. Trust them... they're politicians
Abstracts: A slipper mislaid. Quote unquote: sound bites of the century. Godspeed
Abstracts: As Loonie strikes it rich, oil sands investment wanes. Big boys drawn back to play in oil sands. Alberta's gas rebate plan a potential election ploy
Abstracts: A small lobby's large voice. Small company makes superconducting chip. I.B.M. and Toshiba plan joint development of flash memory chips; device, which can hold data with power off, could replace disks
Abstracts: As merger stalls, US Airways sinks. Tech takes bigger role in air service. Airline antitrust trial brings bickering
Abstracts: A snitch in time. Kids, bosses and work. Giving kids a head start: what Canada can learn from other countries
Abstracts: A software company runs out of tricks; the past may haunt Computer Associates. Computer Associates officials stand by their accounting methods
Abstracts: A soldier's graveyard. Island divided. Rebel hell
Abstracts: A sour bite of the Big Apple: Quebec's Howard Galganov falls flat in New York. Greener pastures: lured by jobs and stability, some francophones are leaving Quebec
Abstracts: A spectrum of choice for offices at home. Low-tech renewal. A coming attraction
Abstracts: A spectrum of choice for offices at home. So many bargains, so many confounding choices; nice older systems at rock-bottom prices, new powerhouses for just a bit more
Abstracts: A split in thinking among keepers of artificial intelligence. Incredibly small box, incredibly large memory: rays of laser light pack bits of memory into molecules
Abstracts: A spreading Islamic fire. From much death, one life. Near 'the edge of the abyss'
Abstracts: As price wars heat up, the victors seem to be customers. PC buyers will soon face choices among work stations: the technology is tempting; the investment is formidable
Abstracts: Assante bulks up with acquisitions. Sun Life can't deep Aberdeen boss quiet. Sun Life's U.K. subsidiary awaits bidders
Abstracts: Assante dealers putting more clients into in-house funds. Cognos warns after weak third quarter. Small furniture firm pegged for success
Abstracts: Assante drops stock price after weak IPO reception. Brookfield bonus for investors. Assante shares surge as duel-class voting ends
Abstracts: Assante snaps up another firm. Masonite seen slamming door on KKR bid. AGF snaps up Global Strategy
Abstracts: Assante to buy DPM Group. AGF removes Driehaus from two small-cap funds. Assante nets another sports agency
Abstracts: Assessing Black's Toronto plan. Meltdown: seven nuclear plants are shut down in the wake of a stunningly critical study
Abstracts: Assessing publication bias in meta-analysis. Using multilevel analysis in patient and organizational outcomes research
Abstracts: Assessing the 'bird flu' threat. A second opinion on sex. Heartsick America
Abstracts: Assessing the damage. 'People need a vision': Roch Carrier passionately defends the arts. 'I've cried two rivers': Manitobans struggle to rebuild after the flood
Abstracts: Assessing What Will Now Happen to Fannie Mae. Critics Say Soda Policy For Schools Lacks Teeth. 150 Million Pieces of Toy Jewelry Are Cited for Lead Content in Largest Government Recall
Abstracts: Asset allocators differ on money-making moves for '99. Aggressive mix pays off for not-quite-balanced fund. Best advice is to hold steady in wake of Sept. 11
Abstracts: Asset sales lift Hollinger profit. Hollinger loss soars in 2nd quarter. Hollinger loses $9.3-million in quarter
Abstracts: Asset-selling spree hits oil patch. Canada nears European trade treaty. Canada's boy scout image on free trade seen as frayed
Abstracts: Assignment in Sicily. My father, the liberator. A day to remember
Abstracts: Assisted suicide argued. 'Corruption cancer'. Prison reform: Should Congress amend the Prison Litigation Reform Act?
Abstracts: Assisted suicide argued. Politics of dying. Process of dying
Abstracts: Assisted suicide controversy. Caring for the dying: would better palliative care reduce support for assisted suicide?
Abstracts: Assisting refugees: do current aid policies add to the problems? Civic renewal: do America's problems stem from a lack of morality?
Abstracts: As Talks Resume, Verizon Argues With a Union Over an Ad Phrase. Verizon and Unions Meet With Mediator
Abstracts: As Talks Resume, Verizon Argues With a Union Over an Ad Phrase. part 2 Criticism Arises Over the Way Calling Plans Advertise Rates
Abstracts: A standoff moves to the courts. Body innovations: John Alleyne has revitalized Ballet B.C. with bold leadership and choreography
Abstracts: A standout in a crowded field. Looking at life from both sides. A keyboard with a difference
Abstracts: A star is owed: some dot-coms fall behind on bills. Study: older shoppers buy more online. Net advertisers, FTC agree on privacy policy
Abstracts: A star's fall from grace: how a savvy American politician lost his way. Al Qaeda's summer plans
Abstracts: A state of de-Klein. How bad can it get? The red and the black: Alberta and New Brunswick tackle their deficits with more cuts
Abstracts: A steal of a show. Dead end. Stitches in time
Abstracts: As Technology Stocks Climb, It Starts to Feel Like the 90's All Over Again. Turbulent tech market takes toll on brokers
Abstracts: As telephones multiply, dialing will take longer. Ericsson sees quarter loss, company's first in 9 years. Telecommunications giants think smaller
Abstracts: A step beyond the man from glad. Shelter from the gathering storm. Canadian, sure, but Western Canada first
Abstracts: As the economy falters, the tensions between advertisers and agencies rises, a new survey says. An annual survey of agency-client relations shows that tensions have eased in many areas
Abstracts: As thrills rise, so does debate over ride safety. Fodor's hits the road with a 15-volume series. Premier Cruises goes under
Abstracts: A Stodgy Style, But BellSouth Starts to Loosen Its Top Button. AT&T Plans to Raise Its Rates For Residential Calling Plans
Abstracts: A storm-tossed boss. 90 minutes later, a new race. The right stuffing
Abstracts: A story line of vignettes over several commercials introduces UBS PaineWebber, post merger. Agassi may have the answers for Twinlab, but not for this year's French Open
Abstracts: Astral boosts its stake in Artech. OSC delving into Livent's books. Black, Pattison buy stake in Livent
Abstracts: Astral Media beats quarter's expectations. Bitove tunes in to satellite radio. Astral posts strong profit in quarter
Abstracts: A strategy for keeping a grip on power. Preparing the endgame. A fight to the wire
Abstracts: A strong no from the nine. 'Plan B' hits a chord; the poll supports Ottawa's tougher line with Quebec. A quiet passion
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