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Abstracts: Hail Methuselah. Enemy at the gates. Staying alive
Abstracts: Hair apparent. The crisis in conservatism. V for Vengeance
Abstracts: Half-open door. Underclass status. Domestic Poverty: Should immigration be reduced to protect the jobs of native-born poor?
Abstracts: Halifax takes aim at lawn chemicals. East coast fish firms land profits. N.S. offshore oil outlook foggy
Abstracts: Halifax takes aim at lawn chemicals. Loblaw rejects call to take GM foods off store shelves. Scent makers smell trouble in Halifax
Abstracts: Halliburton Is Faulted By Pentagon On Accounts. Iraq Is Soliciting Bids To Help Determine How Much Oil It Has
Abstracts: Halliburton Uses Loophole to Reduce Payouts at an Upstate New York Unit. WIDE U.S. INQUIRY INTO PURCHASING FOR HEALTH CARE
Abstracts: Hallow Gallipoli. Electric ladland. Gerry and the jets
Abstracts: Hammer and cycle. Waiting to exhale. Cooking with gas
Abstracts: Handheld device stocks take beating. Futurelink sues ex-CEO over confidential data. Blackberry season
Abstracts: Hand-helds, plain and fancy. 4 laptops Lilliputians might like. Mousetrap or Palmtop, the quest never ends
Abstracts: Handy tools for taming an unruly operating system; utility programs II: packages that make life easier for Mac and Unix users
Abstracts: Hanging offence. Royalty spotters. Wood for thought
Abstracts: Hannah Storm. In step with Irene Bedard. Marvin Hamlisch
Abstracts: Hannie Rayson. Dick Ebersol. Tim Fischer
Abstracts: Hanson on the block. Caged fury. Hanson late surge likely to eat into Beattie's lead
Abstracts: Hanson's a dud, but the One Nation danger remains. The importance of being frank. Joint roll threatens Labor's high
Abstracts: Hans solo. Object lesson. I'm in with the din crowd
Abstracts: Happiness is a warm sun. Smooth operator. Conventional wisdom
Abstracts: Happy birthday, HAL; What went wrong? Wrestling over the key to the codes. Dutch computer rogues tap U.S. systems with impunity
Abstracts: Happy days are here- now head for the exits. Trumbling commodity prices throw markets into a tailspin. Markets love uncertainty - when it comes to rates, anyway
Abstracts: Happy days. Getting with the strength. Sand and deliver
Abstracts: Happy holidays. Double take. Cutting edge
Abstracts: Happy new year. Home alone. And the chip sailed on: PC makers used to create demand by showcasing the features of whiz-bang new systems, but these days consumers aren't so easily impressed
Abstracts: Happy pills with a downside. Health and medicine. The search is on for 100 Australian innovators and groundbreakers.
Abstracts: Happy talk. Labor gets smart, the Howard way. Laughing matters
Abstracts: Harcourt's headache: the B.C. premier is dogged by a funding scandal. Stormy weather
Abstracts: Hard-ball attitude. Ball Games. Soccer rues KO
Abstracts: Hard cell. Future on the line. A Hard act to swallow
Abstracts: Hard hat, lunch bucket, keyboard; blue-collar workers are way ahead of the geek elite in actually using wearable computers and peripherals
Abstracts: Hard lessons: McNamara apologizes for the Vietnam War. Politics and pride: upping the stakes in U.S.-China relations
Abstracts: Hardline hospitality: China draws fire as it prepares to host a women's rights conference. Talks and tension
Abstracts: Hardman is good to find. The darling spuds that neigh. Bright prospects
Abstracts: Hard realities: the UN has led Bosnia down the garden path. The outrage of Bosnia: Serb conquests challenge the fragile credibility of the United Nations
Abstracts: Hard to swallow. Life in the land of the smoking guns. A healing voice for a hard land
Abstracts: Hardware stores under renovation. Royal Oak request for additional cash injection adjourned by court. Retailers plan expansion: survey
Abstracts: Hard-wired for hate. Lost horizons. Allah's assassins
Abstracts: Harnessing the new Canadian nationalism. The problem with the Tory leadership race. How to survive the referendum
Abstracts: Harold Mitchell CEO-philanthropist. Terry Cutler. Jill Hickson, literary agent
Abstracts: Harris under siege: teachers lead a labor uprising in Ontario. Hostage summitry
Abstracts: Harrowston boss rejests takeover bid. Seagrams consider buying another round. Molsons' Canadien legacy dies
Abstracts: Harrowston ready to shop again. Royal Bank faces lawsuit. Magin Energy to buy Torrington
Abstracts: Harrowston sells 34% stake in SPI. Icahn increases Philip stake. Philip Services lines up sales of two more assets
Abstracts: Hart and soul. Paying the price: how a report plays on two native reserves. Rodeo's adrenaline rush
Abstracts: Hartland extends buying binge. No rebirth yet for Renaissance. More REIT marriages expected
Abstracts: Harvard and Russian Oil Company Clash Over Payment of Dividends. Lucent raises $1.75 billion in convertible stock offering
Abstracts: 'Harvest of shame' redux. Blocking AgJOBS. Functional foods growing in popularity
Abstracts: Harvey Norman conquests. Last one out .... The man who couldn't cheat death
Abstracts: Has Dow finally hit bottom? 'Stealth' rally draws investors back into stocks. PaineWebber sees global growth in $10.8B sale to UBS
Abstracts: Has economic development proved Malthus wrong? The wrong man for the time. Don't get the wrong message
Abstracts: Has gold finally lost its lustre? Few obstacles seen to gold's climb. We're watching gold but sitting on cash for the time being
Abstracts: Has Major caught mad cow disease? A spiritual link in the workplace. A time to respect the law of the land
Abstracts: Has NAFTA helped Mexico's economy? An off-court struggle. A long climb back: Mexico starts to pull out of its crisis, but life is still a struggle
Abstracts: Hassles stand in way of progress. Power problem too aggravating to bother with. Firms consider lawsuits against pushy Y2K consultants
Abstracts: Has the Clinton administration done a good job of promoting democracy in Asia? Has the war in Iraq helped to spread democracy?
Abstracts: Has the "diversity movement" been good for American employers? Slow Food Movement: Rise of slow food
Abstracts: Has the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) exaggerated the threat of ozone layer depletion? Does Islamic fundamentalism pose a threat to American society?
Abstracts: Has the rise of managed care hurt patients' rights? Drug Resistant Bacteria. Managing Managed Care
Abstracts: Hauled over the coals. In the pressure cooker. Saving private ruin
Abstracts: Haute culture. Geoffrey Blainey
Abstracts: Have a cozy holiday breakfast. A luscious holiday menu. Simply delicious
Abstracts: Have a cozy holiday breakfast. From four of America's top chefs ... the best chicken in the U.S.A.. Let's have a clambake!
Abstracts: Have an old-fashioned ice cream social. Get cozy with meatloaf. Fight for your own life
Abstracts: Have a paella party. Perk up your Thanksgiving. Summer's garden on your table
Abstracts: Have a safe flight. Be a volunteer. Does prayer belong in sports?
Abstracts: Have campaign finance laws improved the political process? Do political consultants harm the electoral process?
Abstracts: Have clubs, will travel: struggling golf pros pursue their dreams on the Canadian tour. Swinging to the top
Abstracts: Have you helped a teacher today? A time to reflect on what really matters. A monkey disappears - forever
Abstracts: Hawaii law tests `Regulatory Takings' doctrine. Outlook: Changed environment. Patent disputes: In the courts
Abstracts: Hawkers bizarre. Click, you're dead. Face off
Abstracts: Hazards of life. Mates who will never forget. Love match
Abstracts: HBC investors applaud credit divestment plan. Offer for Sears Canada 'inadequate.' Westons gain posh and spice with Selfridges
Abstracts: HBC posts loss, lowers forecast. As HBC's loss mounts, Zucker grows restive. HBC selloff no solution: president
Abstracts: HBC set to unveil Lynda Reeves line. The Bay to launch 3 private brands. Eatons reopening delayed
Abstracts: HBC turnaround elusive for Heller. Bleeding continues at battered HBC. Sears 'elves' aim to energize departmental store sales
Abstracts: HBS suppliers face uncertainty over credit insurance coverage. Home improvement sales build
Abstracts: HDTV preps for gradual transition. Big music firms think small. Skirmishes over game system every kid wants
Abstracts: Head of France Telecom looking to 'Baby Bells.' (possible cooperative agreements with Bell Regional Holding Companies involving electronic information services)
Abstracts: Head of France Telecom looking to 'Baby Bells.' (possible cooperative agreements with Bell Regional Holding Companies involving electronic information services) part 2
Abstracts: Head of J. Walter Thompson quits unexpectedly over health after strong years for agency. A whole lot of executive moving and shaking going on in the run-up to the Super Bowl
Abstracts: Head start. Declining crime rates: does better policing account for the reduction? Behind the violence
Abstracts: Head Start's health benefits: fact or fancy? AIG comes clean on five years of accounting errors. Clean start
Abstracts: Head Start's health benefits: fact or fancy? Hospitals promote benefits of meditation. NAT: Ned's head fled to the West
Abstracts: Heady New Year. Nice little burner. High lode to China
Abstracts: Healers or quacks: therapies once viewed as fringe are becoming mainstream. A tabloid drama
Abstracts: Healing by numbers. Spies on the net. Cardinal rules
Abstracts: Healing the broken body. Bodies and blood: Betty Goodwin depicts profound inner landscapes. Back to the Bible's beginning: a resurgence of interest in Genesis features an approach that is more literary than literal
Abstracts: Healing vision. A vine romance. Driving force
Abstracts: Health and labor. Universal coverage: America vs. Europe. Universal coverage: Clinton plan
Abstracts: Health and safety. Background: Rise of migrants. Nutrition worries
Abstracts: Health Headache. Bombs over the ballot. PM and the ticker factor
Abstracts: Health insurance rate growth on upswing? IBM pension reviewed. More plans cover alternative treatment
Abstracts: Health insurers keep eye on costs of scanning tests. Insurers drop Medicare HMOs serving 711,000 patients. Insurer, Dutch bank bid for Aetna
Abstracts: Health notes. Why we're healthier today. When a vein is inflamed
Abstracts: HealthSouth's Former Chief Is Expected To Be Indicted. Decision Nears on Testimony by the Ex-HealthSouth Chief
Abstracts: Health study proposes a tax on fat. Antismoking compliance not so costly, study finds. Each smoke shortens life 11 minutes: study
Abstracts: Heaps of trouble. The trouble with dams. The trouble with virtual grief
Abstracts: Hearing today tackles steelmakers' request for faster relief. Casket cartel adds to high cost of dying
Abstracts: Heartbreak high country. Degrees of deceit. Trial by media
Abstracts: Heart of darkness: the jury finds Bernardo guilty of first-degree murder. Judging Bernardo: the search for 12 impartial jurors begins
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