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Abstracts: A chance to go the distance. 'It's finally about friendship and loyalty.'(actor George Clooney has success but friendship and loyalty are more important to him)(Cover Story)(Interview)
Abstracts: A chick in the armour. All work, no payoff. Sign waves
Abstracts: Achievements - real, imaginary and dubious. Follow these steps to the height of journalism. Listen up, Gorby, write about sex
Abstracts: A child's crusade: more than a million Canadians back a young Quebecer who abhors TV violence. One man's crusade: a coroner takes aim at school bus safety
Abstracts: A child's guide to Russia. The pains of high office. Let me fill you in
Abstracts: A chip, but not off the old block. Updating a flawed marvel. New solutions for laptops' size and power
Abstracts: A chip plant that is full of symbolism. France Will Get Fusion Reactor To Seek a Future Energy Source. U.S. in warning to Japan over chip agreement
Abstracts: A city in love with itself. We love New York (again). The walled city: London fights the IRA in its financial heart
Abstracts: A city reborn . . . or neighborhood destroyed? Roots in industrialization. Domestic Poverty: anti-poverty proposals
Abstracts: Acktion moves in on Revenue Properties. Fairmont hopes to fetch $3-billion for 15 hotels. CP to sell two landmark hotels to Legacy REIT
Abstracts: Acktion selling shopping centre assets to Morguard. New Intrawest owner could break up firm. Acktion moves in on Revenue Properties
Abstracts: A 'clarion call' for change. The man on the mountaintop. Heir to the vision: Bill Clinton has the opportunity to revive John Kennedy's spirit
Abstracts: A clash of visions. DARK VISIONS: Stars shine amid sober fare on festival screens. Passage to Paradise: visions of Heaven have changed
Abstracts: A class of their own: young athletes thrive in schools that cater to their demanding schedules. Surgical options
Abstracts: A close vote? Let's hope not. Bush's jobs albatross. Victory is no Panacea
Abstracts: A coalition of marketers is accelerating efforts to sponsor 'family friendly' prime-time television. In Super Commercial Bowl XXXV, the not-coms are beating the dot-coms
Abstracts: A collision course. A riskier business. The quiet conqueror
Abstracts: A community trauma: police close in on suspects in the Air India tragedy. The Quebec City spy
Abstracts: A company for all seasons: H&R Block hopes to shed its only-at-tax-time business image. Block upgrades online tax service
Abstracts: A company tested and found wanting. The S.E.C.'s Infrequent Filer Plan. The Former Chief of A.I.G. Is Silent Before Regulators
Abstracts: A computer controversy in the ring. The bike computer: coxswain and trainer in a small package. Neither notebook nor Palm
Abstracts: A computer deal that worked. The NCR deal and the empty S.E.C. chair. NCR sees violations in bid by A.T.&T
Abstracts: A computer game simulates battles so real they almost hurt. Computer 'virus' termed a mistake. A burning question: Is mouth or computer hottest pepper judge?
Abstracts: A computer-on-chip patent granted in shock to industry. Inventor finds ally in Philips. Judge in chip case discusses long ordeal
Abstracts: A computer-on-chip patent granted in shock to industry. Motorola and Hitachi in accord; chip pact could end threat to halt sales
Abstracts: A computer plan runs into trouble. A network of networks that keeps scientists plugged in. Computer group is preparing to challenge top PC makers
Abstracts: A computer star's new advance. Executive to oversee revamping at I.B.M. When + Adds Up to Minus
Abstracts: A computer star's new advance. I.B.M's chief criticizes staff again. Unisys's creator stepping down
Abstracts: A computer that could hear poodles. Duties ended on computer flat screens. 'Breeding' computer programs
Abstracts: A concentration of evil. The pride of Lions. The viral scare case
Abstracts: A conversation with Putin. A mystery in the deep. Into troubled waters
Abstracts: A corporate killing - a public tragedy. The rules are changed for O.J. II: the civil trial. Rickey the insufferable
Abstracts: A costly coupling. Battered and bruised: voters are pessimistic about the economy. A split in the ranks
Abstracts: A costly wrong number. From pulpit to parliament: Douglas battled for social change. A legacy of gold
Abstracts: A country up in smoke. Can Iraq hit America? The master operator
Abstracts: A country up in smoke. Iran: A rummy guide. The Arab Alternative
Abstracts: Acquisition takes Goepel into financial planning. Ballard rally loses power as targets cut. TD Securities buys into equity options sector
Abstracts: A creative executive, formerly of Kirshenbaum Bond, moves to Ogilvy & Mather in New York. Ads speak to Asian-Americans
Abstracts: 'A credible effort': Quebec fights its crippling deficit. CTV's gamble: the network is sinking millions into its latest spinoff
Abstracts: A cricket war declared. Tight flows the Don. Hell for leather
Abstracts: A criminal slips through. Digging for treasure. 10 technologies that deserve to die
Abstracts: A crisis in the Simpson trial: a detective's intemperate remarks undermine the prosecution's case. The media and the message
Abstracts: A crisis of identity: the rise of racism highlights a growing sense of insecurity. Voice in the wilderness
Abstracts: Across Asia, Beijing's Star Is in Ascendance. Spurred by Illness, Indonesians Lash Out at U.S. Mining Giant. Asian Maids Often Find Abuse, Not Riches, Abroad
Abstracts: Across the digital divide. Twist in th e-tail. Easy money
Abstracts: A crushing victory. It's the economy, stupid. Bushwhacked
Abstracts: A cry of protest: rising tuition fees stir campus discontent. A risky treatment: Interleukin-2 is powerful - and toxic
Abstracts: A cry of protest: rising tuition fees stir campus discontent. part 2 Empty pews, angry members: churches confront the decline
Abstracts: Act global, impact local. Burnt offerings. Kathy Sharpe
Abstracts: Acting on the edge: Jennifer Jason Leigh likes to play the extremes. Heavy-metal hilarity: Mike Myers takes road hockey to Hollywood
Abstracts: Action in Congress. Should liquor commercials be banned from television? Encouraging teen abstinence: should birth control information be taboo?
Abstracts: Action movies. A dream in the works: Bronfman and friends cut a deal for MCA. The Bronfman gamble: Seagram's $8-billion purchase of MCA shows that show biz is hot
Abstracts: Action, not words: in a Europe that remains divided, the time is ripe for real political leadership. Too bad that it's nowhere to be found
Abstracts: Action seen on telecom cap: But cabinet plans no changes until 2004. BCE's patriarch puts his family first
Abstracts: Activism on the rise. Victories in the 1980s. Hiring and firing smokers
Abstracts: Actors, agencies may have deal. CBS profits from Super Bowl hype. Vivendi-NBC deal to create new type of media mogul
Abstracts: Actors take P&G product boycott to Web, e-mail. Xbox marks the spot for launch of Microsoft's game. Microsoft tops list of worst PR for 1999
Abstracts: Acupuncture goes mainstream (almost). When impotence is curable. When the redness won't go away
Abstracts: Ad agencies earn accolades. New ad agency unveils plans as rival left reeling. Molson ad director takes top job at Wolf Group
Abstracts: Ad agency asks Indigo to pull 'similar' ads. Chapters as enrages deaf, sparks flurry of protests. Whitehall-Robbins urged to pull Dimetapp TV ad
Abstracts: Ad agency asks Indigo to pull 'similar' ads. Holmes and Lee wins Second Cup account. Roche Macaulay president fires himself
Abstracts: Adam Arkin. Linda Evans. Christine Lahti
Abstracts: A dangerous game over Taiwan: Beijing escalates its war exercises as the island's election nears. A fight on the fringe: suburban voters may swing the election
Abstracts: A daring pilot's repeat rescue. CanJet plans 'steady growth, one airplane at a time.' WestJet gloomy about prospect of fare hike
Abstracts: Ad campaigns encourage medical professionals to know how to recognize and treat bioterrorism. A Manhattan school starts a campaign to bring out the inner artists in New Yorkers
Abstracts: AdCritic.com's creators say it is a victim of its own success. Hard times in the hatchery; after dot-com flameout, 'incubator' is a despised word
Abstracts: Adding insult to penury. Trials of errors. The great divide
Abstracts: Adding new fees, raising old ones sent credit card profits soaring. Justice Department takes on credit cards next
Abstracts: A deadly face-off. In revolution city. Live From Baghdad
Abstracts: A deadly outbreak: the mysterious Ebola virus strikes again. Family ties: tracing the genetic link to a deadly cancer
Abstracts: A deadly puzzle. Silence is golden. Losing trust in Auntie Beeb
Abstracts: A death penalty for two teenage lovers. America's addiction with celebrity status. The trouble with celebrity worship
Abstracts: A deathwatch for Loewen Group. Thomson shows strength in revenue and profit. Wang leads CEOs with whopping $655-million
Abstracts: Adelphia Sets Labor Day As Beginning Of Auction. Talking Loudly to the TV Set, and Maybe Getting a Response. Investors Flock To Loans Made To Companies Deep in Debt
Abstracts: A deluge of anger: Central Europe suffers the worst floods in a century. Rescue in the north: how the Canadian Forces saved four of their own
Abstracts: Aden Ridgeway: Senator and Australian Democrats deputy leader. Senator Nick Minchin
Abstracts: A design for a little fun: easy to play and to forget. The owls you know, the devil you don't. Shhhhh! Sleepwalking diplomat at work
Abstracts: A design for the heart. Cara to spend $100-million to open 150 new restaurants. Newcourt's Hudson quits, insisting it's his choice not pressure from CIT
Abstracts: Ad exec making his mark again with new agency. Beetle's whimsical ads capture viewers' hearts. Levi's campaign gets tough on consumers
Abstracts: Ad growth, mergers boost radio earnings. Radio stations must pay to play on Net. Minority stations left out of dot-com radio ad boom
Abstracts: A diamond mine's road to approval. Lytton investor seeks to overturn diamond firm's management. Namibian plans second diamond-dredging vessel
Abstracts: A dinosaur dance: the G-7 nations still have a long way to go before they begin to reflect the new world order
Abstracts: A disgrace in 'The Beloved Country.' (South Africa) (Column) A new attack on freedom of speech
Abstracts: A disputed choice; a Supreme Court appointment sparks debate. A deadly debate
Abstracts: A disputed choice; a Supreme Court appointment sparks debate. part 2 Mario's misfortunes: cancer sidelines hockey's biggest star
Abstracts: A dissenting view: Mulroney succeeded where Laurier failed. Can we tell the kids about Trudeau now? Historians rank the best and worst: Canadian prime ministers
Abstracts: A distinctly Canadian voice: Peter Gzowski. The premier next door. Pigeons in the stew
Abstracts: A disturbing link to the 'mad cow' disease. Dow Corning's retreat. Beauty and the breast
Abstracts: A diva bares her soul. 'I know I will survive.'(actress Halle Berry)(Cover Story)(Interview) O'Connell goes from fat boy to spaceman
Abstracts: Ad lib. What women want. Media maelstrom
Abstracts: ADM fined $16-million in price-fix case. Pension crisis fears deepen as US Air seeks to skip contributions. Banks to pay record fine in U.S. mutual fund scandal
Abstracts: Administration Plans Defense Of Terror Law. For G.O.P., It's a Moment. Bush Signs Law To Cover Drugs For the Elderly
Abstracts: Admissions of terror. Your number's up. All at sea
Abstracts: Ad nausea on hold. Brand new day. The push-tucker man
Abstracts: Adobe tackles the paper glut with a software for all systems. A bright new number beyond Lotus's 1-2-3; network program aids diversification
Abstracts: A doctor takes on a drug company. Apotex loses appeal in patent-law fight with Bayer. Canadian Medical loses court case
Abstracts: A doomsday scenario for Canada in 1996. Can Daniel Johnson overcome Bouchard? The future in in English Canada's court
Abstracts: Adoption Controversies. U.S. Gymnast Goes From Oops to a Gold Medal. Me and Robert McKee
Abstracts: A dry spell for bars: No smoking, no hockey: Restaurant group study finds major drop in sales in Canada, especially in Ontario
Abstracts: Ads link Cisco name, Net. Miller's new CEO puts 'uninspired' ads on hit list. Hewlett-Packard takes on IBM for e-customers
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