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Abstracts: Windows: To the soul. Can Bill clean your IN box. Bellwether
Abstracts: Windows, Version 3.0, finally steps out. Battle in pen-based computers: Go takes the lead with new software. Microsoft's new attempt to set a standard
Abstracts: Windows word processors do battle. Microsoft's new version of DOS improves management of memory; DOS 5.0 goes a long way to lifting the curse of a decade
Abstracts: Windsor-Detroit border gets $300-million repair. Ontario to fuel auto sector. GSI shuns pink slips amid tech downturn
Abstracts: Wines that will bear fruit. The young and the bold. London calling
Abstracts: Winfrey sticks with show. Tarzan to the rescue? Disney hopes so. Box offices are booming
Abstracts: Wing and a prayer. Flame and fortune. Keepers of the flame
Abstracts: Wings of survival: vacationers keep Canada's charter airlines aloft. Post-communist chaos
Abstracts: Wink, wink, judge, judge. Laissez-faire anti-capitalism. The ghost of Christmas past
Abstracts: Winnie under fire: the 'Mother of the Nation' denies she was a killer. The retirement conundrum
Abstracts: Winning a gang war. God and the founders. American dreamer
Abstracts: Winning smile, winning stroke. The man with the golden touch. Synchronized sensation
Abstracts: Winning the old-fashioned way. A delicate balance in an unnatural sport. No heroes, please, we're Canadian
Abstracts: Winning trusts. Hunger pains. The bear necessities
Abstracts: Winning ways. 'Buy one, get one free.' (Hillary Clinton) Vietnam's dark shadow; Clinton weathers attacks on his draft record
Abstracts: Winnipeg: a city of survivors. The clowns are out for Mulroney. Move over Minot, Winnipeg has it
Abstracts: Winnipeg exchange trades outcry for typing. SaskPool restructuring vote expected to pass. Corporate offices said likely to head south
Abstracts: Winograd grabs RBC Dominion helm. Morgan chairman leaving Bay St. Independent study nurtures Nestor
Abstracts: Win some, win some. They're a weird mob. The digger moves on
Abstracts: Winstar files bankruptcy protection. Internet service providers Juno, NetZero to merge. Infinity's $2.9B offering draws glut of bankers
Abstracts: WinStar to unveil wireless network. Innovative voice network debuts online today. Shutterfly merges best of digital, film
Abstracts: Winter of discontent: welfare cuts and layoffs add to the ranks of Canada's homeless. The tracks of history
Abstracts: Wired cyclists connect to computers to measure pedal power. Making a still point in a turning world. With Steel Prices Climbing, Bankrupt Producer Gets Bids
Abstracts: Wired for life. Servers you right. Think big
Abstracts: Wired homes watch 15% less television. Thin is in, and flat is where it's at. The designer who left 'Lara Croft'
Abstracts: Wireless division leads sales at Rogers. Cellphone rivals steal BCE's thunder. Data, wireless pump Telus profit
Abstracts: Wireless IPO could net AT&T $13.2 billion. AT&T falters at Net gate. Wireless titan Qualcomm rockets 30%
Abstracts: Wireless phones: different visions. U.S. plans to reduce chip funds; more private money urged for Sematech. Inquiry starts on chip patent dispute
Abstracts: Wireless phones tap into Web. AOL hits $1.3B in revenue. Bad news at Cisco weighs on tech stocks
Abstracts: Wireless software firm's shares rise fourfold. Analysts slash tech darling's ratings. Tech community rolls with the punches
Abstracts: Wireless static. Reality check; cutting-edge software developers face investment problems as the global slump in telecoms delays wireless networks
Abstracts: Wireless static. Tunnel vision. Auction stations
Abstracts: Wireless technology may link laptops, phones. Microsoft plugs $600M into wireless market. Intuit CEO: Windows is 'essential'
Abstracts: Wireless unit makes Sprint a likely takeover target; suitors ready as WorldCom deal collapses. Roadblock seen in Sprint merger with WorldCom
Abstracts: Wireless Valhalla: hints of the cellular future; what do you call a Scandinavian all-purpose communication, shopping and entertainment interface? A phone
Abstracts: Wiring expert raises alarm about MD-11 jets. Mechanic warned Transat over jet. Meanwhile, global airlines want bailout
Abstracts: Wise colonial boys. Going for broke. All the way with GI John
Abstracts: Wise guys. Body doubles. Life of a lady's man: Leonard Cohen sings of love and freedom
Abstracts: With 2001 half over, experts' forecasts for spending become even gloomier than before. A natural marketing alliance finally takes some tentative steps: gays and sports
Abstracts: With a campaign promoting a new cola product, Pepsi declares that it's time to smile again. Red Sky and Nuforia plan to merge ina union of hot, Internet-driven entities
Abstracts: With a nod to history, Rieth barges ahead. The road to republicanism is littered with wreckers. ALP branch declares war on rationalism
Abstracts: With Boxing Show, Fox Makes Quick Move, but Judge Reacts. Fox Will Follow Red Sox Surge With Reality TV. Networks and the Outside Producer: Can They Co-Exist?
Abstracts: Withdrawal gains. Switch glitches. Personal best
Abstracts: With Drug-Tainted Past, Few Track Records Fall. A Virus Writer Tests the Limits In Cellphones. Connecticut Issues Subpoenas to Insurers
Abstracts: With fewer filers, lower prices, IPO market 'pretty ugly out there'. Games keep money rollin in, not consoles
Abstracts: With first loss, Dell shifts gears on pursuing growth. I.B.M. official, passed over, to leave. A leaner I.B.M. still must worry
Abstracts: With 'Good Riddance' to Hussein, Bush Vows Resolve. Bush Picks House Intelligence Chief to Lead C.I.A. BUSH PANEL FINDS BIG FLAWS REMAIN IN U.S. SPY EFFORTS
Abstracts: With good times at an end, catalog CEO gets early holiday. Recruiters cast covetous eyes at GE execs. Casual clothes by intense design
Abstracts: With Huge Proposed Mergers, the Regulatory Maze Ahead for a Recast F.C.C. 2 phone giants said to be near deal to merge wireless units
Abstracts: With milk and two civets. Flesh and blood Fuhrer. Brunhilde in the sky with diamonds
Abstracts: With mine approval, Crystallex's value as target seen on rise. Environmentalists seek cruise rules
Abstracts: "With my family behind me, I can't lose". Together, we transform the world. There's nothing better than a Big Brother or Big Sister
Abstracts: With new machines, Apple keeps its edge in multimedia; but, surprise, the sophisticated features are not a bargain
Abstracts: With new Office suite for the Mac Microsoft does more than Windows. Microsoft's new data base program
Abstracts: With New Sleeping Pill, New Acceptability? Data Theft: How to Fix The Mess. A C.E.O. Who Carries A Big Stick
Abstracts: With no expiration, fewer frequent-flier miles donated. Fliers still not told of delays, official reports. Fewer fliers are losing their cool
Abstracts: Without electronic gadgets, it's just not home anymore. 'Virtual reality' takes its place in the real world. Electronics alter cottage industries
Abstracts: 'Without sharing, there is no happiness.'. 'Nothing could stop me but me'. Who gets the last laugh?
Abstracts: With plot still sketchy, characters vie for roles; the struggles over e-books abound, though readership remains elusive
Abstracts: With sound, graphics - it's multimedia; I.B.M. is giving chase in an area where Apple and Commodore have a head start
Abstracts: With That Longer Life Expectancy Expect a Life of Working Longer. Job Picture Looks Good Now, but Recession Left Fears That Endure
Abstracts: With the new price war, the choices are wider. A notebook that can provide desktop power: the Compaq slips into a 'docking bay' on the desk and slides out for trips
Abstracts: Witness Role Seen for Buffett in Inquiry. Bristol-Myers Seen Settling Case by U.S. Tyco to Sell Ex-Chief's Apartment for $21 Million
Abstracts: Witness Says Ebbers Urged Manipulations At WorldCom. Bernard Ebbers: Victim Himself Or Mastermind? S.E.C. Wants to Know How Telecoms Count Customers
Abstracts: Witness: the verdict. Sun sets on the '70s. Suffragettes from the kitchenette
Abstracts: Wolverines for the Other 364 Days. For the Niche Film Audience, Studios Are Appealing by Blog. A Message in Every Squeeze
Abstracts: Wolves in the wild: a relocation program draws ranchers' wrath. Romancing the falls: Niagara still lures love-struck honeymooners
Abstracts: Woman files first national class-action Firestone suit. Auto Industry seen consolidating. Corporate crisis ads draw chilly reviews
Abstracts: Women and Human Rights. Tobacco industry: The issues. European Monetary Union
Abstracts: Women and sports: the issues. Prospects improving. Passage of Title IX
Abstracts: Women at work: room to improve; a new study shows the continuing gender gap. Sayonara, Miyazawa
Abstracts: Women in business find their voice through e-mail. Icahn plans hostile bid for Fairmont. When anything (and everything) goes
Abstracts: Women in the middle of a TV audience breakdown. The fight of her life. Foods that changed the way we eat
Abstracts: Women of the new century. The grass-roots battle. Paying for AIDS
Abstracts: Women's Voices Rise as Rwanda Reinvents Itself. A New Multiplex Is Aiming to Capture a Bilingual Audience. Accents of Africa: A New Outsourcing Frontier
Abstracts: Women wanted. Has the war in Iraq helped to spread democracy? Politics amid war
Abstracts: Women who could be President. A great reward is coming. "American Beauty" won't be the only bloom on oscar night
Abstracts: Wonder stocks. Sinking, swimming, floating. Battery charge
Abstracts: Woodbridge says payment on Bay receipts tendered. Cott to split operations into U.S., Canadian. U.S. buyout firm acquires Cott stake
Abstracts: Woodbridge says payment on Bay receipts tendered. Maple Leaf Foods buying Manitoba hog operation. CanWest raises Alliance Atlantis stake
Abstracts: Woodside 94062: home of the cyber lords. Bond - stirred, not shaken. $3 billion screams!
Abstracts: Woods' latest trophy: $100 million Nike deal. Ford F-150 gets highest NHTSA crash rating. Ford bankrolls Fox series based on truck TV ads
Abstracts: Wooing Bay Network officials costs Nortel 6-figure cheques. Nortel to buy call centre unit. Nortel to buy Architel Systems
Abstracts: Wooing the swing voters: cautious rural Quebecers ask tough questions about independence. The voice of women: Quebecers fight for federalism
Abstracts: Wordperfect executive is forced out. How a 'hacker' sees Clinton's plan. An Apple PC version of 1-2-3
Abstracts: Words and pictures that will work for a child. Learning foreign languages from a teacher who never gets impatient
Abstracts: Words of encouragement. The big cheese. It's all about ethanol
Abstracts: Word watch. Watch word. The sword is mightier than the word
Abstracts: Workers bag new perk with shopping on the job. Companies cut 401(k) matches to save money. Net companies lose workers to newer startups
Abstracts: Workers seek deal to save Algoma. Stelco and Steelworkers at odds as Tuesday hearing approaches. Stelco lashes out at union's notice of October strike
Abstracts: Workhorse trucks get cushy touches. Automakers have too many trucks. Nissan to develop full-size trucks
Abstracts: Working a modest miracle. Shadow of the shadow. Politics abhors a 'vacuum'?
Abstracts: Working the system. Piggyback riders. Call to order
Abstracts: Working Women Dominate the Jury For Stewart's Trial. Jury Tallies Morgan's Total at $1.45 Billion. The Stewart Trial's Other Star
Abstracts: Work on high-speed rail seen starting in fall. CPR plans $160-million expansion of western rail. CPR to file expression of interest in BC Rail
Abstracts: Workplace daycare takes baby steps toward acceptance, but some not sold. Study blasts Quebec's universal daycare
Abstracts: Workplace still unfair to women, study finds. Atlantic workers show most job movement. Making the short-term commitment
Abstracts: Work stations from I.B.M. to offer Next Inc. software. I.B.M. notebook computers to be marketed by Hitachi. The Borland barbarian's new weapon
Abstracts: World Bank Challenged: Are the Poor Really Helped? New Boomtowns Change Path of China's Growth. Will the G-8 summit at Gleneagles ultimately help Africa?
Abstracts: WorldCom CEO's pay package tops $142M. E-Trade chief amasses options. Stewing in a tough market
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