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Abstracts: The Oil Market Refuses to Heed Positive News. As Prices Drop, OPEC Warms To Output Cuts. Saudis Shift Toward Letting OPEC Aim Higher
Abstracts: The Oil Market Refuses to Heed Positive News. A Tanker Shortage Contributes to Rising Oil Costs. Norway Invokes Law to Force Oil Workers to End a Strike
Abstracts: The 'old boys' of Canadian art just can't win. A 'bad girl' who was saved by a good book. Lobster? Champagne? Doughnuts? Beer? Nothing's too good for the boys on the bus
Abstracts: The Onus of Proof. The Pope's man. ABC angst: how Brian Johns was undermined
Abstracts: The open road calls ... is it calling you? Before you go into the hospital. Beware of callers bearing gifts
Abstracts: The operation you get often depends where you live. Scanning a better mix of images. Millions scour the web to find medical information
Abstracts: The opinions the PM heeds. The backroom gang. Shifting fortunes at the top
Abstracts: The optimistic Australian. Eck of a strategy. Prophets and losses
Abstracts: Theory of planned behavior-based models for breastfeeding duration among Hong Kong mothers. Grey literature in meta-analysis
Abstracts: Theory of planned behavior-based models for breastfeeding duration among Hong Kong mothers. part 2 Nurse visitation for adolescent mothers
Abstracts: The other Australians. Age of Ageing. The Herd World
Abstracts: The ousted director, the OSC and devine intervention. Don't wait to tender, Inco CEO warns. Bay Street M&A specialist joins law firm
Abstracts: The outlaw web. Censor ship founders. Lies, damned lies and defamation
Abstracts: The outlook for campaigns is cloudy as marketers reassess spending and agency rosters; one economist says a turnaround for ads is at least 12 months away
Abstracts: The pacemaker in search of a heart. Growth factor. Drying times
Abstracts: The painful lessons of disruption; exiles from the Trade Center learn the drawbacks of the computer era. Wang stock drops again, to 75 cents; no reply to rumors of bankruptcy filing
Abstracts: The painful truth: a controversial commission probes an ugly past. Japan's painful changes
Abstracts: The paparazzi plague: aggressive celebrity photographers face mounting public anger. 'It's Tweedledum against Tweedledee.' (voters in India show little interest in upcoming parliamentary elections)
Abstracts: THe party zone: Halifax celebrated as the G-7 leaders met. The last best place. Dreams of glory: Halifax prepares to play host to the G-7 leaders
Abstracts: The patriot. Vaile of tears. Hear today, gone tomorrow
Abstracts: The Paula problem. Rendering unto Laura. The 'conspiracy' at work? The White House loves this tale of right-wing payoffs
Abstracts: The Peace of Mind of Home Insurance, Unless You Use It. Oh, No! My Identity's Gone! Call the Insurer. When Just Putting It Out on the Curb Isn't Enough
Abstracts: 'The peace of the brave'. Barak: die or separate. 'I will never lose hope'
Abstracts: The P.E.I. bomber: a homegrown terrorist eludes a police task force. Will she be a force for change?
Abstracts: The people have spoken, damn them. The mouth that whored. Accidental tourist
Abstracts: The perception gap: despite what crime experts say, demands for harsher penalities are growing louder. Towards the year 2000: Canadians are facing the approach of the third millennium in the grip of unprecedented national despair
Abstracts: The perfect bird: here is my favorite recipe for Thanksgiving's main course - plus some extras. Tempting sandwiches - without the bread
Abstracts: The perfect match. Small wonders. Browser eats the field
Abstracts: The perils of doping. A prophet of doom: a Texas religious leader unleashes carnage. 'From the heart.' (review of 1992 presidential campaign)
Abstracts: The perils of peace. Dangerous friends. Light in the dark
Abstracts: The persuader. In sickness and in wealth. In sickness, wealth
Abstracts: The phoenix of the Tory party. Landlords and lawsuits. The search for miracles
Abstracts: The physics of footy. Senseless words, PM. The power of zero
Abstracts: The pies of Marsh. Champions of the chase. Total Waugh
Abstracts: The pies of Marsh. Totally pitch-slapped. How to keep the Gilly boiling
Abstracts: The pit bull of Silicon Valley. Hewlett joins two-way TV collaboration; deal links computers and consumer devices
Abstracts: The poignant lament of Florence Turner. Will Paris decide Canada's future? Lament for the fall of family dynasties
Abstracts: The Politics Energy: How should Congress handle U.S. energy problems? Endangered Species Act
Abstracts: The politics of blood: officials clash over replacing the Red Cross. A feud at the Red Cross: confidential letters reveal a dispute about blood policy
Abstracts: The politics of disgruntlement: Newt Gingrich claims a victory, but his battle is far from over. Man of the House
Abstracts: The Politics of Energy. Hydrogen Initiative. The issues
Abstracts: The politics of marital infidelity. Baseball and politics - lessons in hardball. Beyond Woody and Mia's fireworks
Abstracts: The politics of privacy. A ticket to die. Abortion on trial
Abstracts: The poll vault. The silks' purse. State of disgrace
Abstracts: The poses of Howard Hawks. Dostoyevsky behind a camera: Oliver Stone is making great American novels on film. Realized ambitions
Abstracts: The Postal Service is going right along with the trend of putting ads on everything in sight. Getting colors right with new technology
Abstracts: The Postal Service, lightening up, sends a thoughtful holiday greeting by way of a TV spot. The ocean roars. their eyes meet. A kiss is imminent. Forget the phone
Abstracts: The post-Mulroney economic agenda. The only way to save the economy. A new partnership to forge Quebec's future
Abstracts: The poverty party circuit. Asians with bad hearts. How to save 'failed states'
Abstracts: The power and passion. Labor's great challenge. Crean's pyrrhic victory
Abstracts: The power culture elbows in at Macworld; the Macintosh is moving into areas once the sole domain of I.B.M.-style PC's
Abstracts: The powerhouse defector: Greg Rusedski's decision to play tennis for Britain angers Tennis Canada. Reach for the stars
Abstracts: The power of POGs: a game based on milk caps has become a children's favorite. Life on the mean streets
Abstracts: The powers of the pollsters. The Grits get in gear. The end of loyalty
Abstracts: The PQ's plan - more baloney than pate. Can the BQ make the PQ dream come true? Is gunboat diplomacy the way to fight the PQ?
Abstracts: The precarious growth of the software empire: bit-eating bugs and computer crashes. Plugging the gap between E-mail and video-conferencing: Group Technologies's Aspects software lets people at far-flung sites work on a project simultaneously
Abstracts: The precarious growth of the software empire: bit-eating bugs and computer crashes. part 2 Microsoft trademark setback; U.S. says 'Windows' is a generic term
Abstracts: The precipitous world of Dan Osman. Gale-force kayaking. The taming of the saw
Abstracts: The president must command. Exaggerating the threats. Beware the puppet masters
Abstracts: The price of arrogance. Beware the puppet masters. What we should do now
Abstracts: The price of courage. A tale of two nations. The secrets of a mosque
Abstracts: The price of credit: lower-rate cards offer consumers an option. What to do with a severance
Abstracts: The price of distraction. 'Palestinian go home.'. A new deal? Clinton, though weak, pitches a global economic rescue
Abstracts: The price of duty. Not all the wounds have healed. Should we leave Okinawa?
Abstracts: The price of fame: broadcaster Brian Smith's murder shocks Ottawa. Chretien on-line
Abstracts: The price of peace. Make bucks, not war. Empire state
Abstracts: The price of politics for 'honest John' is ethics. Board to tears. Dear John...
Abstracts: The price of privilege. Against the grain: Noam Chomsky condemns Washington's ways. Daring to succeed
Abstracts: The price of war. Israel's good cop: Shimon Peres polishes his country's image. Breaking into the men's room
Abstracts: The price spike. Who do you trust? Telecom's big tumble
Abstracts: The pride of Nick Nolte. In the Nick of time. Old Saint Nick
Abstracts: The prime of Ms. Mirren. Bullish on Broadway. All play and no work: Robin Williams lets his inner child go wild
Abstracts: The prince of papers. A new, Black citizen: the Southam empire unveils its Ottawa showpiece. Down to the wire: Southam threatens to quit the national news agency
Abstracts: The princess rattles the royals. Oh, Diana! Revenge of the sacrificial virgin
Abstracts: The private life of Blanche d'Alpuget. Blessed are the birds. Miami voice
Abstracts: The privates' progress: the role of business in health care is growing. To live or die: doctors and legislators struggle with the ethics of euthanasia
Abstracts: The prod squad. And now for the news. Clone hand
Abstracts: The producer and his skating son. Gunning for Maris and Mantle: the legendary 1961 Yankees' home-run record is threatened by - it must be a misprint - the Oakland A's
Abstracts: The professional frontier: law graduates are making their mark in a wide range of fields. Hockey week in Canada: the nation's two oldest NHL teams battle for the right to play for the Cup
Abstracts: The promise-and problems-of ethanol. Science in America: education partnerships make science fun. Science in America: action by Congress
Abstracts: The Promise and the Pitfalls Of Health Savings Accounts. With a Little Estate Planning, Your House Can Stay in the Family
Abstracts: The proper rules for tractor hats. Ban Shakespeare! Outlaw Shaw! The many lives of a saintly Manitoban
Abstracts: The property squeeze. Good news among the bad. Peering into a Fox hole
Abstracts: The protean president. Big bad Buzz: CAW president Basil (Buzz) Hargrove thrives on adversity. Sharan Burrow: ACTU president
Abstracts: The pulse model behaviour. @ is for access. Talking turtle
Abstracts: The pulse model behaviour. Marriage of convience. The ride stuff
Abstracts: The pulse rad medicine. On board the focal plane. The pulse seeds of discontent
Abstracts: The push for a healthy system. Can't-treat-the-blues blues. Questions about Q fever
Abstracts: The push for the past. The Hanson cult. A state divided by One Nation
Abstracts: The Quebec gridlock: for Lucien Bouchard and Jean Chretien, the name-calling and posturing have begun anew. Summertime blues: Jean Chretien's Quebec strategy is fine for now, but it may just be the calm before the storm
Abstracts: The quest for new thirst quenchers: clear and low-cal are cool for summer. The right stuff: a new generation prepares to reach for the stars
Abstracts: The quest for rest. The ultimate transplant. What dreams are made of
Abstracts: The quest for the longer-lasting battery for portables. Japanese computer giants see the danger of following I.B.M.; Fujitsu and Hitachi ponder life beyond the mainframe
Abstracts: The quiet Australians. Reforms mine land rights. Fierce competition
Abstracts: The race for profit. (Australia's Melbourne Cup horse race) (includes related article on horse trainer Bart Cummings)
Abstracts: The race that wasn't; Bailey runs to victory as Johnson pulls up lame. On the fast track: the race promoter has ambition to burn
Abstracts: The race to develop the pocket telephone. Innovation hurts cellular stocks. A phone in your pocket? Tryout set for new service
Abstracts: The race to market a 486 machine. Invasion of the suburbs. Brand names are fighting back against the clones
Abstracts: The Rap On Puffy's Empire. Guess Tries to Regain Its Fabulousness. The Teenage Crush on Wet Seal Stores Is So Over
Abstracts: The rare species: The African success story. Fragile hope. New foreign aid program comes to town
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