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Abstracts: U.S. giant plays it cool on Loewen. Weyerhaeuser says it needs MacBlo to compete. Loewen cemeteries to be sold for $193-million
Abstracts: U.S., global competition to set change into motion. Tidal wave of TV ads overwhelms some Chinese. Jet apparently was on wrong runway
Abstracts: U.S. goes to aid of steel sector but Canada may get sideswiped. Steel dumping allegations fly
Abstracts: U.S. haberdasher to buy Moores The Suit People. Smithfield bid nets majority of Schneider shares. Dylex expects loff stemming from BiWay
Abstracts: U.S. hints at keeping ban on some Canadian beef. Alberta law on child prostitution struck down. Booming Alberta rings up huge surplus
Abstracts: U.S. Hotline to Take Complaints About Problems in Air Travel. How to Mend a Credit Report That's Not Really Broken
Abstracts: U.S. ills boost dollar to 75 cents. Pension fund to swallow Oxford. Argentine fallout hits dollar
Abstracts: Using a genetic algorithm to predict evaluation of acute coronary syndromes. A longitudinal study of functional status and correlates following coronary artery bypass graft surgery in women
Abstracts: Using evidence-based educational strategies to increase knowledge and skills in tobacco cessation. Nursing research in smoking cessation: A listing of the literature, 1996-2005
Abstracts: Using platyceratid gastropod behavior to test functional morphology. How a future stormed past Galveston
Abstracts: Using polytomous item response models to assess death anxiety. Glimpses of an afterlife?
Abstracts: Using shock to peddle the goods: whether realistic or humorous, advertisers make use of death and dying. Christopher Reeve is sanguine about his Madison Avenue connections, but some are skeptical
Abstracts: Using software to sniff out electronic evidence,. Former Credit Suisse Lawyer Says Banker Knew of Inquiry. In a Complex World, Even Lawyers Need Lawyers
Abstracts: Using the spin of electrons to make the smallest chips yet: each chip could hold trillions of transistors, compressing vast power into a tiny space
Abstracts: U.S. Institutes Fingerprinting At Entry Points. SECURITY REPORT ON U.S. AVIATION WARNS OF HOLES. State Dept. Official Arrested in Inquiry On Taiwan Contact
Abstracts: U.S. Insurer Of Pensions Says Its Deficit Has Soared. For Pension Plans Like United's, A Healthy Glow That's Paper Thin
Abstracts: U.S. Insurer Of Pensions Says Its Deficit Has Soared. U.S. Cancels Pension Plan At Kaiser. Pension Gap Is Closing, G.M. Reports
Abstracts: U.S. Internet address plan taking shape. Fed chief: beef up scrutiny of banks. Consumers may have a beef with cattle feed
Abstracts: U.S. investors blind to TSE's world-beating performance. Tech rally pushes TSE benchmark past Dow Jones. Stock markets take a hit as unease grows
Abstracts: U.S. investors buy Kraft Canada assets. Canadian satellite investors scoop up Stratos. KKR enters bidding war for Air Canada division
Abstracts: U.S. investor snaps up 14 percent stake in Algoma: Could be target in sector consolidation. Rock insists Ottawa won't give cash for auto jobs
Abstracts: U.S. investors ride Russian Subway. Call of the wild heard in megastore: For outdoors types, a vast new expanse for hunting, gathering
Abstracts: U.S. investors shaking up Canada. Kassie back on Street with new investment bank firm. Bay Street insiders exploit dot-com dreams
Abstracts: U.S. IS SPEEDING UP PLAN FOR CREATING A NEW IRAQI ARMY. U.S. CONSIDERING RECALLING UNITS OF OLD IRAQ ARMY. U.S. TO INCREASE ITS FORCE IN IRAQ BY NEARLY 12,000
Abstracts: U.S. Issues Safety Rules to Protect Food Against Mad Cow Disease. U.S. HEALTH CHIEF, STEPPING DOWN, ISSUES WARNING
Abstracts: U.S. judge blocks bid by Black to halt sale of telegraph: Hollinger Inc. says appeal already filed. Black controls complex corporate structure
Abstracts: U.S. judge says Microsoft violated antitrust laws with predatory behavior; appeal is planned; discussions of remedy are to be undertaken in next few weeks
Abstracts: U.S. lag in phone trade seen. Motorola net disappoints; stock slides. Siemens and GPT plan merger of U.S. units
Abstracts: U.S. lead in software faces a rising threat. Lotus business data base is now being sold by licensee. I.B.M. link with Lotus is expected; software company's product called Notes is basis of alliance
Abstracts: U.S. lets Canada in on Iraq bidding. BCE profit rises on growth in new services as traditional business declines
Abstracts: U.S. lumber group seeks 40% duty. Bush wins tax cut fight. Softwood export tax proposed as talks resume
Abstracts: U.S. lumber lobby mulls quota offer. U.S. lumber industry plays hardball. B.C. group to offer blueprint
Abstracts: U.S. maker of chips in alliance: Advanced Micro teams with Fujitsu. Europe sets prices for Japan's chips
Abstracts: U.S. makes gains in race to develop advanced TV. 2 competitors in pact on advanced TV plan. Top rivals agree on unified system for advanced TV; debut in U.S. is hastened; bright and clear digital picture would enhance viewing and interactive technologies
Abstracts: U.S. makes gains in race to develop advanced TV. F.C.C. backs rivals to regional Bells; rule would allow bypass of traditional phone system
Abstracts: U.S. manufacturing report spurs North American markets. Judge calls halt to Microsoft trial. U.S. judge shatters Microsoft
Abstracts: U.S. Memories: who is the loser? Economic scene: semiconductor semi-success. The uneasy case for subsidy of high-technology efforts
Abstracts: U.S. miner repatriates profit of Canadian subsidiary. Shareholders assail TVX's management. EuroZinc in talks to finance mines
Abstracts: U.S. miner sweetened last-ditch bid for Goldcorp. Placer Dome buys African gold miner. Rio Tinto launches hostile takeover of iron miner North
Abstracts: U.S. networks love our subsidies. Discovery chief joins CTV. Canadian investment in London no pittance
Abstracts: U.S. NOW SIGNALS IT MIGHT CONSIDER U.N. FORCE IN IRAQ. POWELL DEFENDS DIPLOMATIC ROLE. U.S. WILL ASK U.N. FOR MOVE TO WIDEN THE FORCE IN IRAQ
Abstracts: U.S. NOW SIGNALS IT MIGHT CONSIDER U.N. FORCE IN IRAQ. U.S. Intelligence Shows Pessimism On Iraq's Future. 2 C.I.A. Reports Offer Warnings On Iraq's Path
Abstracts: U.S. Officials See Hussein's Hand In Attacks on Americans in Iraq. AGENCY BELITTLES INFORMATION GIVEN BY IRAQ DEFECTORS
Abstracts: U.S. oil and gas man hired as Philip CEO. Female-led firms break new ground at venture forum. Magna hires banker to lead racetrack venture
Abstracts: U.S. oil man wants a chance to drill under Lake Michigan. Fed inaction hammers loonie. Alert sounded on economies: the U.S
Abstracts: U.S. plan for Mexican border sparks uproar. A case of stalled evolution. 'He had a frantic look'; legislators asked doctor whether the president was 'going crazy, becoming psychotic.'(Richard M. Nixon, part 3)(Transcript)
Abstracts: U.S. policy in Asia. U.S. ambivalence. Idealists vs. realists
Abstracts: U.S. power supplier to acquire Calgary natural gas producer. Soaring natural gas costs rekindle interest in coal
Abstracts: U.S. proposes easing computer export curbs. U.S. is easing restrictions on exports of technology. U.S. seeks to ease technology sales in Eastern Europe; computers for Soviets; business interests urge even freer commerce - some in Pentagon opposed
Abstracts: U.S. purchase of Canadian oil patch draws little ire. British energy giant Centrica snaps up Direct Energy. British giant to buy Calgary gas producer
Abstracts: U.S. questions ex-engineer in theft from Apple. Expert says Windows XP aid vandals. Microsoft says online break-in lasted 6 weeks
Abstracts: U.S. Rarely Seeks Charges For Deaths in Workplace. California Leads Prosecution Of Employers in Job Deaths. Mexico's Antitrust Chief Seeks Stronger Laws
Abstracts: U.S. retailer eyes 'tween' market. Winners to test store of twice the typical size. Dylex abandons plans to convert BiWay
Abstracts: U.S. retail magnate drove Dylex deal. Dylex ends quest to sell last retail units. Dylex ends discussions to sell company
Abstracts: U.S. rival trumps Hunt's bid for Berkley; Anadarko offers $1.17-billion in cash (Anadarko Petroleum Corp., outbids Hunt Oil Corp., for Berkley Petroleum Corp.)
Abstracts: U.S. said willing to consider alternatives to steel quota. Freddie Mac fires president, replace two others. M&A deals may herald Wall St. renewal
Abstracts: U.S. satellite firms fearful of China ban. Gun industry searches for lawsuit strategies. On-line betting makes March madness easy
Abstracts: U.S. savvy helps fuel TD's fortunes. RBC rides customer welcome mat to $979-million earnings bonanza. TD profits from retail banking
Abstracts: U.S. Seeks to Provide More Jobs and Speed Rebuilding in Iraq. The Cozy Ties Of Marsh May Be Hard To Untangle
Abstracts: U.S. selects a new encryption technique; a code standard called Rijndael was created by two Belgians. Irregular new accounts alerted Microsoft to network intruder
Abstracts: U.S. set to extend Canadian beef ban. Rising costs on Mackenzie project could lead Imperial Oil to scrap it. Markets cheer 'shock and awe'
Abstracts: U.S. set to extend Canadian beef ban. Will 'I am Canadian' make bad ad copy? ARC buys remnants of old-time oil patch
Abstracts: U.S. Steel joins Stelco bidding: Would be interested in buying Hilton Works and Lake Erie operations. TD bank partners with buyout firm to prepare a run at Stelco: Bank's securities arm quietly worked on offer with major U.S. player for months
Abstracts: U.S. Steps Up Effort Against Drug Imports. Drug Makers' New Intensity In Defense of U.S. Borders. Pfizer Moves to Stem Canadian Drug Imports
Abstracts: U.S. Steps Up Effort Against Drug Imports. U.S. Weighs Not Paying For All Uses Of Some Drugs. Over the Counter, Yes, but Out of the Insurance Plan
Abstracts: U.S. Subsidizes Companies to Buy Subsidized Cotton. Europe Is Lifting Trade Sanctions on U.S. U.S. to Begin Trade Case Over Airbus
Abstracts: U.S. sugar producer faces legal threat. Excise tax? Depends if the vice is right. Decision to tax trusts final, vows Flaherty vows
Abstracts: U.S. supercomputer makers balk at export plan. U.S. revising guidelines on computer exports. Pentagon seeking tougher curbs on exports of newest computers
Abstracts: US: SYNCHRONET BUYS RIVAL GREYBOX. Daughter's... Last Laugh. The doctor is in: between a frock and a hard place
Abstracts: U.S. tariff appears to backfire; Japan is retaliating for 63% charge on computer screens. U.S. trade talks with Japan gain; two sides agree to write new pact on supercomputers
Abstracts: US: TECHNOLOGY TIE-UP BY CHANGHONG, MOTOROLA. CHINA: INDUSTRIAL WORKFORCE TO REMAIN STABLE. CHINA: STRICTER CONTROL ON FARMLAND USE
Abstracts: U.S. to permit oil drilling in Alaskan field. Study adds to doubts about acid-rain law. Airlines struggle to take off
Abstracts: U.S. trademark court rules against Molson claim as oldest brewer. Job losses dog recovery in U.S
Abstracts: U.S. truck maker to slash 40% of jobs at Ontario plant. Honda taps Ontario plant to manufacture new SUV. Levi Strauss slashes 5,900 jobs
Abstracts: U.S. upset with Japan on chip pact. A.M.D.'s strength doubted by some. Economic scene: semiconductor semi-success
Abstracts: US: US GOVERNMENT TO RULE ON RAIL MERGER STATUS. EUROPE: LIBERALISATION OF RAIL FREIGHT. UK: RAIL PROBLEMS REDUCE FREIGHT EFFICIENCY
Abstracts: U.S. warm to proposed increased air competition. Apple stands alone. Dell chief plays down PC woes in Comdex talk
Abstracts: U.S. Weighs Putting Limits On Textiles From China. U.S. Quiet on China Trade Tax, but Europe Welcomes It. Bush Accuses Vietnam And China of Dumping Shrimp on U.S. Market
Abstracts: US West phone workers strike. Cover story GE isn't talking, but young insider may be next CEO. Avon names Asian-American woman as CEO
Abstracts: US West, Qwest call it a deal. MCI plans to beat $55B bid for AirTouch. Qwest goes to $55B mission to expand
Abstracts: U S West's net off 11%; Bell Atlantic posts gain. 2 'Baby Bells' diverge on earnings. 2 baby Bells report dips in profit; shares of Pactel and Bell Atlantic fall
Abstracts: U S WEST stock suffers as Qwest deal hovers in limbo. CEO's curt takeover refusal questioned. You've got a call: AOL may buy Net2Phone
Abstracts: U.S. WILL ASK U.N. FOR MOVE TO WIDEN THE FORCE IN IRAQ. U.S. and Allies Agree on Steps In Iran Dispute. U.S. TO SEND SIGNAL TO NORTH KOREANS IN NAVAL EXERCISE
Abstracts: USX-Marathon bids for Tarragon. CanOxy plan expected to win support. U.S. firm makes bid for Tri Link
Abstracts: Utes and all. Beam me up, Shaggy. Revealed: a nuclear nightmare in Sydney's backyard
Abstracts: Utilities send out warning: pay up. How to fix U.S. power grids? Do something. Greenspan says energy woes likely, but no crisis yet
Abstracts: Utility sale seen hurting users. Province considers privatizing Ontario Power Generating. Ontario Power plans fuel cell project
Abstracts: Utility's bankruptcy filing adds to California's confusion. Some 9/11 families choose lawsuits over federal fund
Abstracts: Vacation-getaway sales going through the roof. Colleges target card solicitors. Middle class barely treads water
Abstracts: Vaccinating against cancer. The case against bilingual education. The Indian state of Kerala has everything against it - except success
Abstracts: Vale the King. Lord of the flies. There's something about Schapelle
Abstracts: Validation of the mobility subscale of the Braden Scale for predicting pressure sore risk. Midlife women's adherence to home-based walking during maintenance
Abstracts: Valium time: unions declare war on Ontario's labor proposals. Trading in signals
Abstracts: Value of building permits heralds construction boom. Condo rentals cash cows for owners. Canada's housing sector still barrelling along
Abstracts: Values-added education. Life, centre stage. The dawn of a new museum
Abstracts: Vampish vocals. From sex god to truth seeker. Snow business: an Irish-Canadian is all the rage in rap
Abstracts: Vampish vocals. The absolutely Fab Four. Awards for a survivor: Jann Arden's Junos celebrate her new lease on life
Abstracts: Vancouver Airport Services lands deal. Ottawa to overhaul airport authorities legislation. Vancouver airport captures top-flight rating
Abstracts: Vancouver computer whiz bets on venture with gambling tycoon. Cash sought for Vancouver project
Abstracts: Vancouver PR firm sets up on-line service. BMO's discount broker expands on-line service. Dot-com archetype quits Onvia
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