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Abstracts: High and dry: One Nation was devastated in Queensland, with Pauline Hanson losing her Senate seat. But, writes Paul Syvret, her policies live on, picked up by the coalition
Abstracts: High and mighty. Witness: the verdict. From bank teller to truth teller
Abstracts: High anxieties: Canada's no. 2 airline raises the stakes in a costly struggle against Air Canada. Terror and travesty: police make arrests in the Manhattan bombing
Abstracts: High-bandwidth Web connections will let passengers surf as they fly. Quantum leap may transform chips; putting linked photons through their paces could let companies build much smaller transistors
Abstracts: High claims tarnish Crown Life profit. Canada Life takes another $130-million hit. Going public to cost Manulife 'several hundred million dollars.'
Abstracts: High court sides with writers. CBS settles sex-discrimination charges. Fight over Ritalin is heading to court
Abstracts: High drama: two Canadians take on Everest - and live to tell the tale. Live, from Barcelona
Abstracts: Higher hide prices replenish U.S. cattle producers' wallets. Midwest fumes over shortage of ethanol-blend gas
Abstracts: Higher Iraq oil output seen as threat. Energy slide slows 4th-quarter profits. Stop kvetching already, sky-high oil prices are stoking the good times
Abstracts: Higher rates blamed for slower pace of car sales. Car sales stall, but set record in 2000. Truck sales to rise, outpace autos
Abstracts: Higher rates won't hurt families: Dodge. Inflation muddies interest rate outlook. Unbowed by Katrina, Canada hikes interest rates
Abstracts: Higher RRSP returns with lower risk ... STAR's investment objective. Reducing risk by putting the right funds together in the right proportions
Abstracts: High-flier may be airworthy again. MIPS president quits for software position. President is promoted by Alliant Computer
Abstracts: High-flying Gino Vannelli: more than meets the eye. Some wear over the rainbow. The superman of the paperback bids
Abstracts: High gas taxes only hurt the poor. Get out before U.S. housing caves. 'What me worry?' attitude in U.S. starting to show some cracks
Abstracts: High hopes and tube tops. A whole new ball game: baseball hopes fans will forgive and forget. Selling the sizzle
Abstracts: High hopes for the new OS/2. Why Compaq is getting down in the trenches. Invasion of the suburbs
Abstracts: High land fling. Faith in trusts restored. Exclusive playgrounds
Abstracts: Highland Valley mine shuts down. Ex-First Marathon brokers fined $25,000. In B.C., securities crime often pays
Abstracts: Highly strung. Sharp's progress. Deadly games
Abstracts: High Noonan. Movers and makers. Boom, crash opera
Abstracts: High noon in Saskatoon. Toronto butts out; tempers flare as a new city bylaw clamps down on lighting up. On a higher plane: many Canadians are turning inward, to their spiritual selves, to find the strength to deal with difficult times
Abstracts: High noon in the Solomons. Born again. Why he'll stay
Abstracts: High prices spurring oil and gas asset sales: Both buyers, sellers see timing as right. Oil price falls 5% on Saudi vow to raise output
Abstracts: High-profile raid made in connection with Royal Group investigation. CIBC to open kiosks in Safeways
Abstracts: High resolution, unresolved: private companies will soon launch satellites powerful enough to spot environmental hazards - or a car in your driveway
Abstracts: High-resolution X-ray computed tomography of an Early Cretaceous gekkonomorph (Squamata) from Oosh (Ovorkhangai; Mongolia)
Abstracts: High school confidential. She grooves. Will she go? The kid from Hoboken
Abstracts: High-society shooting. Assumed identities: English police charge a Canadian with murder. 'I'm sorry, Paul.'
Abstracts: High-speed Net links go wireless with Cisco. Compaq alters focus to services, software. New 'pump laser' doubles fiber-optic speed
Abstracts: High-speed Net service coming to a plug near you: Utilities tinker in broadband; could cost as little as $30 a month
Abstracts: High-stakes appeal could be last court date for Microsoft. Microsoft, U.S. eye settlement. Breakup fear bleeds Microsoft
Abstracts: High-stakes banking in Mexico. TD rides retail banking to solid quarter. Big income tax refund boosts CIBC's profit
Abstracts: High stakes. Dumb and dumber. Shame of the father
Abstracts: High stakes. Freight strain. Exchanging places: globalisation and rising costs are forcing the rationalisation of stock exchanges worldwide and Australia, too, will feel the heat. Ivor Ries looks at the ASX's plans for a Singapore fling
Abstracts: High style, high hope as Acela gets rolling. Amtrak plan adds 4 million miles of rail. Amtrak's hopes ride on high-speed rail line
Abstracts: High taxes the key to Canada's surplus: report. Panel to call for reduced restraints on telecom sector. Pop diva Britney Spears signs deal with Ottawa Web startup
Abstracts: High-tech and mighty. The mouse pad. Smarty pants
Abstracts: High-tech imaging usesd satellites to help eye doctors treat patients far away. Transgenic salmon farm in PEI seeks U.S. approval
Abstracts: High-tech labor shortage. Should more foreign high-tech workers be allowed into the United States? Flexible work arrangements; do they really improve productivity?
Abstracts: High-tech meltdown: Nortel's fall from grace. Nortel signals more cutbacks. Nortel plans to speed up shopping spree
Abstracts: High-tech stampede batters markets. HP earnings shock markets. Nasdaq racks up best session
Abstracts: High-tech tag teams run show. Failed to plan? Then plan to fail. Air Canada to prove cuts add up
Abstracts: High-tech traditionalist. Degrees of separation. A new flight plan: Canadian's creditors must agree to American's deal
Abstracts: High tech will lead in 2000, 2001, CIBC says. Slowdown won't deepen, bank says. Oil, gas industry to grow fastest: BMO
Abstracts: High times doing hard time: packed with dealers and substance abusers, Canada's prisons have become a lucrative market for the drug trade
Abstracts: High tower lowdown. Kool? He's positively icy. The constant ardour
Abstracts: Highway horror show. The cavalry charges. Run, Ross, run: Perot returns but his appeal has faded
Abstracts: High wired: If diagnosed and treated properly, adults with ADHD can find plenty of areas to shine in. A can of worms
Abstracts: High wireless act. Voice over IP. Home court advantage
Abstracts: HIH jinks. Ground war. Winner takes mall
Abstracts: Hillary Rodham Clinton's views ... excerpts from her articles on children's rights. The 'Hillary' debate
Abstracts: Hillary's military offensive. The elusive costs of war. A naked display of military power
Abstracts: Hi, Mom. Hi, Dad. At the beep, leave a message; teenagers connected by cell phones and pagers find ways to stay out of touch
Abstracts: Hip hops: Drinks. Take me to your bleeder. The sun burners
Abstracts: Hip to be bare. Dial tone? Sorry, wrong number: People's fondness for mobile phones isn't matched by their consideration for their fellow human beings
Abstracts: Hiring freezes cool job market. Controversial cash-balance benefits going mainstream. Ford plans ambitious child-care program for workers
Abstracts: Hirsch, partner take stake in management firm. Big Canadian funds struggle to match lacklustre market. Companies agree to reduce consumption
Abstracts: His Hollywood secret: friendship. Give 'em hell, Gary! Izzy is as good as gold
Abstracts: His master's voice. Boys in the shed. Speed queen
Abstracts: His memory lives in my son. High school girls soccer team. It's all about discipline and work
Abstracts: History in review. For the scientist, electronic notebooks. Where's New York? Ask the computer
Abstracts: History in review. When walk in the woods meets computer design. Computers gain new respect as translators
Abstracts: History pushed to the margins. Speed queen. Great expectorations
Abstracts: Hitachi's quest for super chips: Japan's giants vie for market edge. Contrasts on chips; a joint venture collapses in U.S., Japanese companies act like a cartel
Abstracts: Hit and Missy. Love and choleric. Hit and missy
Abstracts: Hit and missy. Master class. Full screen ahead
Abstracts: Hits & list. Making Hay. "I want an unassailable worldwide media business"
Abstracts: Hits & list. Private tin. The clicking news
Abstracts: Hitting bottom can be the beginning. Dads who shaped up a school. A team that wins every time
Abstracts: HMAS Paranoia: Victoria is claiming built-in bias in the awarding of the contract for three new air-warfare destroyers
Abstracts: HMO: future will see new cost controls. HMO love affair over? HMOs take spiritual approach
Abstracts: HMO. HMO industry looks within, mulls change. Ruling helps HMO stock, but more cases in wings
Abstracts: HMOs are addressing concerns. Fannie Mae sets policies on loan purchases to fight abuses. States bypass rules, costs, delays with toll roads
Abstracts: Hoarse whisperers. The father of all gambles. Hungry like a wolf
Abstracts: Hoax sends Emulex stock plummeting - temporarily. Priceline battered following forecast. Shareholder watchdogs put on the spot
Abstracts: Hockey night is back: with the lockout over, the NHL prepares for a short, sweet season. Hockey's reversal of fortune; less than a year after a damaging labor dispute, the NHL forges ahead
Abstracts: Hockey week in Peterborough. Press-box confidential: Canada's comeback caught writers off guard. Hockey moves out of its hallowed homes
Abstracts: Hocus focus. Snaps that crackle. Silicone graphics
Abstracts: Hoechst bids for rest of Celanese. Quebecor eyes U.S. rivals for takeovers. Newest star of Quebec finance turns his eyes resolutely west
Abstracts: Hog exports could face U.S. tariffs. Sanctions might be only way to sway Congress: Cellucci. Ottawa hits back over UPS lawsuit
Abstracts: Holden's highway to hell: How the Americans crushed an Aussie icon's dream. Four to the fore
Abstracts: Holders press MCI to consider Qwest offer. MCI resists lure of cash and picks stability. Buyer found for Ebbers ranch
Abstracts: Holding a library in your hands. CD's store the data, but sifting's a chore. Disk library introduced by Sony
Abstracts: Holding the Border. Theater of the absurd. 'A Life-or-Death Issue'
Abstracts: Holding the world hostage: the Bosnian crisis prompts threats from NATO. Death returns to the killing fields
Abstracts: Hold on while we take a more important call: Software helps identify high-value callers. Citygroup's GDB deal a real Chinese test
Abstracts: Hold the e-phone. Banking on a recovery. Money for germs
Abstracts: Holey crusade: message in the madness. Private exposure. Welcome to the glasshouse: Paul Sheehan's polemic against opinionated media commentators would ring truer if he weren't one himself
Abstracts: Holiday buying starts hot: Sales, up 5% from '02, tracking for best season in 5 years. Auction sites draw deal-seeking shoppers
Abstracts: Holiday in. Building links. Homes of the brave
Abstracts: Holidays from hell. Premium insurance. Take note
Abstracts: Holistic view. The future is academic. History pushed to the margins
Abstracts: Hollinger board scheduled to meet. Hollinger shares plummet on reports. Hollinger share swap suspended
Abstracts: Hollinger board scheduled to meet. Versus to underwrite stock issues. Hollinger subsidiary to review Black deal: Forms committee to consider its options
Abstracts: Hollinger crisis deepens: Black defiant under scrutiny. U.S. executive to take top job at GM Canada. David Peterson's hard-luck boardroom adventures
Abstracts: Hollinger directors to come under fire. Chicago paper overstated its circulation. Hollinger estimates probe cost
Abstracts: Hollinger Int'l investors turn up the heat. Wary investors turn to cash. Buy, hold... and suffer
Abstracts: Hollinger lacks money to redeem share issue. Share ownership on the rise
Abstracts: Hollinger narrows scope of asset sales: Focus now on selling British publications. Daimler shares hit by warning
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