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Abstracts: Washington for beginners: seeing our capital as others see it. A triumph of misinformation
Abstracts: Was it right? The warring visions of the religious right. Barking up the right tree
Abstracts: Was my husband a hero? 'I am like you.'(deaf and blind woman, Winnie Tunison) Where brothers and sisters get together again
Abstracts: Waste not, want not. I'll have what she's having: In nature's big picture the equation is simple: Women got multiple orgasm, men got the shaft. Now men want compensation
Abstracts: Was the spymaster too sloppy? Lost in translation. Can Iraq hit America?
Abstracts: Watchdog fight. Many called, few chosen. Banana split
Abstracts: Watchdog fights Astral purchase of radio stations. Astral buying Telemedia stations. Astral wants to buy rest of Family Channel
Abstracts: Watch for media merger mania if BGM gets sold. The next new thing? Try telecom takeovers. Why Onex won't risk hunting BCE
Abstracts: Watching America: Will It Listen to Foreigners, or Do as It Pleases? Campaign Tactic: Blame Foreigners and Ignore the Trade Deficit
Abstracts: Watch out!. Prepare for take-off. Bulls to the slaughter
Abstracts: Watch what you say on a cordless phone; the price of high-tech communications may be privacy. Momentum Is Gaining for Cellphones as Credit Cards
Abstracts: Watch your back Harry Potter; a wzardly computer game, Diablo II, is a hot seller. It's a Word world, or is it?
Abstracts: Water fallout. Bran Nue Broome. Riding the Tiger's Back
Abstracts: Waterhouse shelves merger talks. TD puts 20 percent stake in MLG Holdings on the block. CT's MasterCard attracts buyers
Abstracts: Watering to endanger. The training game: private sector employers have to take more responsibility for the quality of the labor force
Abstracts: Waters family defends dual-price stock sale. Chum not for sale, founder's son vows. Bronfman's glass filling up
Abstracts: Water-themed products flood USA. Home Depot scoops up GE's Nardelli for CEO post. Green acres turn into lean acres
Abstracts: Water worries: studies suggest that aluminum may play a role in alzheimer's. A new clue to breast cancer
Abstracts: Waugh and Warne: the character thing. Goodness me! King of the castle
Abstracts: Wave of interest in Internet buoys K-Tel. WWF debut scores, but investors may get pinned. Cendant to settle lawsuit for $2.8B
Abstracts: Waving the flag: trailing in the opinion polls, Bush accuses his Democratic rival of unpatriotic behavior. Open season on Bush
Abstracts: Way of the warrior. Neighborhood watch: Airlines could help fill the holes in our border surveillance. Jim Krakouer: the magic and the mayhem
Abstracts: WB, Fox networks favored by early ad buyers. CBS to join Viacom empire. Advertisers shell out billions for 2001 TV season
Abstracts: WB's 'Charmed' relies on star power for its magic. Uniform test for side air bags requested. If your teen puts pedal to metal, new gadget will tattle
Abstracts: Weak links in a chain: two former stars struggle on. A matter of interest. Breaking out of a long tradition
Abstracts: Weakness in Demand Shrivels Japan's Output. Despite a Jolt, Japan's Mood Remains Upbeat. India Sets A Fast Pace, Expanding 8.2% in Year
Abstracts: Weak reception: U.S. lagging behind in wireless, and that may be just as well. Wireless Internet casts its shadow, and substance, in New York
Abstracts: Weak spots loom amid stronger economic growth. Economic slowdown expected. OECD warns of rapid growth
Abstracts: Wealth inspectors: major construction projects often hit a wall. Pam Walkley reports on a team that has pinpointed a winning recipe
Abstracts: Wealth of titans. Three...Two...One...Cheers! Big store backs off Hollywood District
Abstracts: "We are all related." (influence of Native American culture) Make a promise to American's children
Abstracts: We are your Martyrs. The dark road ahead. Psy-Ops and War Prep
Abstracts: Wearing down his shoe leather on the road to punditry. N.Y. mags: all in a dither. The Mehta mystique
Abstracts: Weary of price cuts, companies try to sell value; service, warranty and technology may be the next weapons of choice
Abstracts: Weather-beaten North Carolina takes another hit. Atlanta flying high, via world's no. 1 airport. He altered Atlanta in more ways than one: Construction firm changed landscape, minority business
Abstracts: Weathering the storm. Maxed out! How safe is your job?
Abstracts: Weather warnings: Pacific warming could foretell climate chaos. Messing with milk: controversy rages over injecting a cow hormone
Abstracts: Web developers craft on-line strategies. Canadian Tire seen unveiling major expansion. Crescendo clamours for Call-Net
Abstracts: Web portals undergo makeovers for fall. U.S. Internet search engines click abroad. Amazon holiday sales near $1B
Abstracts: Web radio changes tune of broadcasters. Springtime for hackers and computer viruses. Market swings intensify yearning for bonds
Abstracts: Web Search Sites See Clicks Add Up To Big Ad Dollars. Google Envy Is Fomenting Search Wars. New Company Starts Up A Challenge To Google
Abstracts: Web site funded by airlines faces antitrust scrutiny. Airlines merger infuriates many in Congress. Upstart airlines supply live TV on the fly
Abstracts: Web sites can give best clients fastest access. Struggling software firms turn into takeover targets. Power woes fuel profits at refineries
Abstracts: Web sites can give best clients fastest access. Tide turns for small-company funds. Fires burning up tourist plans, revenue in West
Abstracts: Websites help users comparison shopping for telecom services. Cellphone makers to display radiation levels
Abstracts: Web sites' merger signals consolidation of China's Internet industry. F.C.C. approves AOL-Time Warner deal, with conditions
Abstracts: Web sites offer group car buying. Autobytel, autoweb merge in drive for online profits. On-line car sales sites to issue stock
Abstracts: Web sites offer group car buying. Muffler shops change tune to tuneups, etc. Online car shoppers now have new ally: Edmunds.com
Abstracts: Web sites set to challenge NBC's control in Sydney. Money talks loudest in debate. E-privacy: FTC studies 'profiling' by Web sites
Abstracts: Web site turns miles into money. Pilot shortages, weather maroon Delta passengers. Delta wins court order to get pilots to accept overtime
Abstracts: Web site watches how far a dollar really goes. Internet glitch exposes taxpayers' data. Taxes: how e-filing options stack up
Abstracts: Web squeezes music retailer. Retailers use kiosks to coax people on-line. Electronics giant to invade Canada
Abstracts: Web surfers find cracks in wall of official China. Shanghai dealers emulate Saturn. GM fires on all cyclinders in China
Abstracts: Web surfers now can 'opt out' of being tracked. Net fraud flourishes in auctions. New CEO could change Microsoft's image
Abstracts: Web surfers now can 'opt out' of being tracked. Tracking efforts to halt, firm promises. Former BET exec sues firm founder
Abstracts: Web surfing, at the sound of your own voice; new portals let users talk to the Net by phone, but will voice edge out keyboards and keypads?
Abstracts: WebTV settles deceptive ad charges. Judge in Florida upholds $145 billion tobacco verdict. Judge says he will aprove Coke settlement
Abstracts: Web wash-out. The world at your fingertips. Quick step
Abstracts: Web weavers: for software developers, the graphics rich portion of the Internet is a veritable Wild West of opportunity
Abstracts: Web-wired elevators aim to captivate daily riders. Holiday season blurs at send.com. Can gridlock be cured by expanding airports?
Abstracts: We can control how we age. They're breaking the sound barrier. Rescue at the bottom of the world
Abstracts: We can make our food safer. Don't let your food make you sick. Will piano lessons make my child smarter?
Abstracts: We care a lot. Wall Street werewolves. Staying power
Abstracts: We had good intel-the U.N.'s. And he's head of intelligence? America's new world disorder
Abstracts: 'We have a future now.' (LeClaire Courts public housing complex in Chicago, Illinois) How many lives have airbags saved?
Abstracts: 'We have to be relevant to the kids'. Television's future: Background: Early TV. Promoting the parks
Abstracts: 'We have to protect what we have.'(wildlife biologist George Schaller) He feels the shape of the past: the biologist Gary Vermejj's work has changed the way we think about survival
Abstracts: Welch book must sell 1.5M copies to show profit. Family values TV. Placing BET on the Net
Abstracts: Welch underestimated antitrust issue. Vivendi to pay $10.5B for USA Networks. Cedant's bid to buy avis raises eyebrows
Abstracts: Welcome to his nightmare. Inside the court of King John. Telstra: the float that sank billions
Abstracts: Welcome to history 2.0. Pumping up the volume. The world according to Google
Abstracts: Welcome to 'Me Inc.' (job market in Australia) Immigration: high skills, shattered hopes. Too clever by half
Abstracts: Welcome to our tomb: visitors to Ulysses S. Grant's final resting place have an opportunity to preserve their reactions for posterity
Abstracts: Welcome to scammers' paradise. Reef secrets. Out of service
Abstracts: Welcome to the house of funds: Australians have taken eagerly to funds under management and more growth is expected in a burgeoning industry
Abstracts: Welcome to the jungle. Out of the ashes. Back from the future
Abstracts: Welcome to the new Bell. BCI stock rises on deal with Telmex. Futureway lays down 'last mile'
Abstracts: Welcome to the world of Suzuki economics. Trees are renewable, but forests are not. Becoming aware of the Japanese reality
Abstracts: Welfare, work and the states; can states move welfare recipients into jobs? Networking the classroom
Abstracts: 'We'll continue to be aggressive'. 'Education with humanity'. Drug companies stand behind their strategies
Abstracts: 'We'll get your motor running.'(Cars and Trucks 2000)(Product Announcement) Cars and trucks you'll love
Abstracts: Well, somebody's got to reinvent the I.B.M. mainframe; profile: Irving Wladawsky-Berger. Computer makers told to get involved in rules
Abstracts: "We mustn't let all the bad news eclipse the good."('Today' show co-host Katie Couric)(Interview) 'How to live without answers.' (talk-show host Sally Jessy Raphael) (Cover Story)
Abstracts: Wendy's expects 2nd-quarter growth of 11% on strong Tim Hortons results. Cold Stone to scoop into Canada
Abstracts: Wendy's works viewers' love for that big lug Dave Thomas. 'Shockvertising' pushes envelope, risks backlash. Shockvertising jolts ad viewers
Abstracts: We need to challenge ourselves. Absolute power. 'I was fooling everybody.' (Jason Gedrick)
Abstracts: 'We're on a mission.' (national service program) I'd rather drive a tow truck. When it's tougher here than over there
Abstracts: We should be incensed. Barrel roll high: The green room is the classroom for some lucky coastal kids - and top-of-the-class is a wicked girl grommet
Abstracts: Westburne exits oil field supply. Cargill to buy Continental unit. Manalta Coal abandons poison pill
Abstracts: West Edmonton Mall gets debt refinancing. Forecasts point to economic slowdown. Amusement parks striking it rich
Abstracts: Western drilling to set record in 2001, industry group says. Study cites riches of B.C. offshore oil
Abstracts: Western Star merger talks could affect plants. Western Star in merger discussions. Daimler unit snags Western Star
Abstracts: West Fraser stops logging on section of B.C.'s rugged north coast. Domtar agrees on price for mills
Abstracts: WestJet Cathay mull transpacific alliance. WestJet looks to fly higher with Oneworld. Jazz sets sights on transborder business
Abstracts: WestJet chairman objects to user fee. Ruling on Air Canada fares reversed. Discount airlines caused divide
Abstracts: WestJet ex-CEO paid millions. WestJet annual profit soars 91%. WestJet flying high after expanding east
Abstracts: WestJet ponders growth plan following record profit. WestJet eye bold expansion abroad. WestJet maps out ambitious Ontario flight plan
Abstracts: WestJet profit nosedives by 89%. Shell first-quarter profit doubles. Onex CEO raked in over $11-million
Abstracts: WestJet seen gliding through turbulence. On the fast track to sponsorship. Bus firm reels from tourism drop
Abstracts: WestJet spreads wings further with launch of flights to US. Air Canada embarks on extreme makeover. WestJet targets rival's fewer frills
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