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Abstracts: The wave maker. Marathon man. Playing silly buggers
Abstracts: The weakening of the old boys' network. U.S hedge fund walloped on bad gas bet. Petrocan garners analysts' kudos
Abstracts: The Weather Channel's new campaign aims for viewers who aren't climate 'fanatics'. Rain or Shine, Win or Lose, This Ad Is Just for You
Abstracts: The Web, without wires, wherever: fast mobile access to the Internet finds a home in airport lounges, coffee shops and even gas stations
Abstracts: The welfare backlash. Should states attempt to limit the size of welfare families by denying welfare mothers additional benefits if they have more children?
Abstracts: The welfare system. No. Yes
Abstracts: The West Coast war: Canada's fisheries minister takes aim at Alaska's fleet. The muddy Mississippi: taking the pulse of a deeply uneasy nation
Abstracts: The wheel deal: American cars are notoriously vulgar and hardly in global demand. A new Chrysler is set to break the mould
Abstracts: The winds of change are gaining velocity. A time to reduce the official head count. The challenge facing the small-c conservatives
Abstracts: The Wing and a prayer. Good morning, Melbourne. Greene and gold
Abstracts: The winners. The winners: from coast to coast, a celebration of academic excellence at three Canadian universities
Abstracts: The witch's brew: a political murder mystery deepens over a planted corpse. Hostage to terror: the crisis enters a new, more perilous phase
Abstracts: The wolf at the door. In Kosovo, fear and hunger. Warlord nation
Abstracts: The woman who rescues horses. 'If you can't teach me, don't criticize me.' (a poor, uneducated woman raises successful sons)
Abstracts: The world according to Rice. No safe harbor here. The problem of protection
Abstracts: The world as your oyster: how to eat well anywhere you go. Turn-of-the-century treasures. Don't call it cognac; but some of the finest comes from a small maker in California
Abstracts: The world at his feet. Profile in courage. Leaps of faith: despite the politics and the judging, Canadians will still challenge for skating's highest honor
Abstracts: The world is not enough. Iron in the soul. Defence costs a bomb
Abstracts: The world on $1 a year. Black, proud and Republican. The Perot factor: he's back for CAmpaign '96, as quirky as ever
Abstracts: The world's best golf, by Watson. Detroit: the born-again city. How do they love thee? Let us count the names
Abstracts: The world through PC-powered glasses; with augmented reality what you get is more than what you see. Unlike viruses, bacteria find a welcome in the world of computing
Abstracts: The worm turns. With friends like Lightfoot. Howard's own goal
Abstracts: The worst of sports: the Blue Eagles break an unwritten rule of hockey. The most famous Canadian on the planet?
Abstracts: The wrecker's ball. Grand new opry. Heavenly creatures
Abstracts: The Writing Life. The Positive Negative: saying no with a smile. Laws concerning food and drink; household principles; lamentations of the father
Abstracts: The wrong stuff. The pangs of New York. Dogs of war
Abstracts: The X in success. Parade's guide to better fitness. A fogies' guide to the Spice Girls
Abstracts: They break into computers to keep the bad guys out. 'Why I love America'. How to keep your memory strong
Abstracts: They don't want thanks. What giving thanks can do for your neighborhood. So, you want to be an astronaut
Abstracts: The year for kids: faced with a bewildering mix of both the good and bad, teens nurtured their friendships. Milgaard's quest
Abstracts: The year's best food news. Don't drop the foods you love. Why you should eat (at least) five times a day
Abstracts: They game, they soar, they conquer. Bald, Warney! The gitting of wisdom
Abstracts: They gave America a second chance. They weren't afraid to take a chance. One more chance
Abstracts: They gave America a second chance. We were led by the children. They were heroes too
Abstracts: They have the magic gene. She makes wishes come true. Why they come to the ice
Abstracts: They have the magic gene. They're competing with their minds - and loving it. 'People go right on being who they are.' (cabaret singer Weslia Whitfield)
Abstracts: They help bring stories to life. The good guys who blow up buildings. 'Here they can think their highest thoughts': his buildings, says the architect Fay Jones, bring out the best in people
Abstracts: They hunt for heroes: how the Giraffe Project is making a difference. How the Tree Muskateers grew ... and grew: the story of a small group of girls with a passion for planting who gave life to a movement
Abstracts: They'll go anywhere to save lives. Pet owners: do the right thing. Dads who shaped up a school
Abstracts: The Yorkton scandal. Effect of black court decision could be crucial. Ex-premier sues OSC over YBM
Abstracts: They paint a world of joy: how making art gives sick children hope - and much more. There is so much we can do
Abstracts: They reached out again. They make "better mousetraps.". They lead the way
Abstracts: They refused to allow their town to die. How a small town started a free clinic. The book lady comes to town
Abstracts: They're rich (and you're not). Taking stock of Martha. Shock treatment
Abstracts: They should be so lucky. Mums and fads. . Clinic depression
Abstracts: They steal from the devastated. Do you believe what newspeople tell you? You can start your own business
Abstracts: They turn teens into teachers. 'We're going to get this gene': scientists are coming closer to unlocking the mystery of Lou Gehrig's disease
Abstracts: They used to call them communists: six years after the countries of Easter Europe embraced democracy, candidates with a disturbing past are making a comeback
Abstracts: They've Dedicated Their Lives to God. "I was not going to let them down". Treat them as winners ... and they will win
Abstracts: Thick as a brick. Agent for change. Lend fleece
Abstracts: Thiessen offers no hint he'll boost interest rates. Bank of Canada holds interest rates steady. Telus can't charge for court-ordered wiretaps
Abstracts: Things refugee kids say. The art of running. Where the wild things are
Abstracts: Think globally, act globally. Tyranny of difference. e-dapt or die
Abstracts: Thinking about a vice-president: Bob Dole prepares to fight Clinton. The tortoise gains ground
Abstracts: Thinking about a vice-president: Bob Dole prepares to fight Clinton. part 2 Becoming a brawl: trade-basher Buchanan shakes up the Republicans
Abstracts: Thinking outside the mailbox. Bell Atlantic vet calls up retirement. Net's next phase will weave through your life
Abstracts: Thinking will make it so. MAde-to-order medicine. The new old man
Abstracts: Think It's the Valuations Hurting Your Returns? Look Closer. Marching Sideways Into the Second Half
Abstracts: Thin red line. Securing the future. Remote fire fighters
Abstracts: Third Executive Faces Complaint In Insurer Inquiry. As Investigations Stack Up, Aon May Be Next in the Cross Hairs
Abstracts: Third-time lucky: Jacques Chirac wins the French presidency. Race to freedom: runaway American slaves found sanctuary in 19th-century Canada
Abstracts: Thirst for growth: Molson tries to halt a decline in beer sales. The end of a dream: Molson jettisons a money-losing U.S. subsidiary
Abstracts: Thirsty worker. Plane truth. Mother knows best
Abstracts: Thirty years on, and on. Local heroes: The battle of Gunnamatta, the place that should be broken with a swear word, is down to a field of two: the codger and the kid
Abstracts: This champion rides tall. When forest fires help: in some situations, they're actually needed to avoid bigger catastrophes
Abstracts: 'This isn't a cartoon: I get hurt.'. I decided to let myself change. When it's time to say goodbye
Abstracts: This Kansan Made Good, Maybe Too Good, Some Say. A High-Profile Trial, a TV Show And a Son-in-Law in Charge. In Dying Desert Town, Residents Eagerly Await 'Terror Attacks'
Abstracts: This mortal coil. Ban the Bong. Egg scramble
Abstracts: 'This person is sick:' B.C. police fear a brutal killer could strike again. Fear and morning in the Bible belt
Abstracts: This refinery deal passed the hoagy test. Kazakhstan damages hard - won credibility. Calgarians owe a debt to Saskatchewan
Abstracts: This school demands excellence ... and offers hope. What would you do with a palace? In 1990, William Lobkowicz of Boston discovered his family had more than 200 properties in Czechoslovakia
Abstracts: This school teaches real life. "The last time I saw my son...". Let's get real
Abstracts: Thomas Edison, move over! How America and I chose each other. They help each other move on
Abstracts: Thomas Taylor group presses for seat on Loewen board. CIBC acquires Ray Loewen's total stake in firm he founded
Abstracts: Thomas Taylor group presses for seat on Loewen board. Loewen seeks deal with lenders. B.C. mining industry battered last year: report
Abstracts: Thomson, BCE plan alliance; multimedia powerhouse would include The Globe, CTV, Sympatico - and maybe the Toronto Maple Leafs
Abstracts: Thomson beats estimates. Earnings; Thomson's profit climbs 130%. Thomson warns of revenue growth shortfall
Abstracts: Thomson buys two U.S. publishers. Nelvana buys children's publisher. Thomson snaps up U.S. giant
Abstracts: Thomson faces possible default on Bay receipts. Eaton's shedding one-stop image. Renewed SARS fears deal tourism heavy blow
Abstracts: Thomson posts 25% profit gain. Quebecor World cuts dividend. S&P drops Quebecor World one notch above junk
Abstracts: Thomson pulls the trigger on sale of $5-billion division. Alliance Atlantis mulls film unit sale. Cineplex coy on Famous Players deal
Abstracts: Thomson, Reed win bid for Harcourt. Power lands big European TV stake. Bid for Thomson papers too 'dodgy,' Black says
Abstracts: Thomson reports earnings drop. Life after cod. Cogeco pins customer loss on satellite rivals
Abstracts: Thomson's B.C. paper sale raises ire of media rivals. Torstar stresses Internet strategy. Tech rally pushes TSE benchmark past Dow Jones
Abstracts: Thomson sells 38 U.S. daily papers. Thomson snags U.S. tech testing firm. Thomson seen getting the most out of Prometric
Abstracts: Thomson sells two newspapers on Okanagan to Black Press. Sun Media, Quebecor reorganize newspapers. Quebecor doing homework as it mulls bid for Sun Media
Abstracts: Thomson snags U.S. tech testing firm. Tellier's balancing act learned at father's knee. Yellow Pages adds to its heft with deal for classifieds firm
Abstracts: Thomson snaps up U.S. giant. Buying spree doubles profit at Thomson. Thomson's transformation
Abstracts: Thomson swaps four dailies in U.S. Forbes names GE most powerful firm. Thomson seen getting the most out of Prometric
Abstracts: Thomson unveils top-level changes. Ads struggle to click on the Net. Investors log on to Thomson shares
Abstracts: Thong and dance. Tracks of the steers. The savage harvest
Abstracts: Those crazy kids. Tennis: the sport of a lifetime. New kids of tennis
Abstracts: Those dancing cats on Quebec's hot tin roof. Gil Remillard: a voice of reason speaks out. The closet federalism of the Parti Quebecois
Abstracts: Those swinging grits. With Chretien, the optics matter. A house divided: after a narrow no win, federalists fear that the real war is only starting
Abstracts: Though illegal, copied software is now common. Lotus sues 2 on copyright violation. Lotus wins copyright decision: U.S. court expands software protection
Abstracts: Threatening letters and an FLQ logo. Getting down to the business of business. How new realities are slowing recovery
Abstracts: Threat reckoning. Wages of spin. Timor: envoy claims US kept in dark
Abstracts: Threats, spies and audiotapes. Dog days. Operation Brereton
Abstracts: Threat to cellular phone services. Competitor in cellular telephones; F.C.C. lets concern start up in 6 cities
Abstracts: Three bank reports in one day is 'ridiculous,' analysts feel. Royal, B of M to reveal all fees paid to auditors
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