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Abstracts: Judgment day. Spears for fears. Pay rolled
Abstracts: Judgment day. The smoothest of operators. Al at the brink
Abstracts: Juicy profits expected from Canada's oil patch. Petrocan posts record year with near four times '99 profit. Crestar, Gulf results soar
Abstracts: Juliana Engberg. Lindsay Tanner. Greg Hunt
Abstracts: Julian Disney, public policy advocate. Brian Murname: social entrepreneur. Stephanie Dowrick
Abstracts: Jumpstarting Jack Flash. The CD bytes back. Big daze out
Abstracts: Jump start. Mad maxis. Robinson's crusade
Abstracts: June net fund sales worst since '94. C.I. Fund's operating profit soars 70%. Fund watch: Value management boosts Ivy Canadian
Abstracts: June retail spending climbs. Canada ranks sixth in economic freedom. Street sets odds of a rate cut: Slim to none
Abstracts: Jung in motion, virtually, and other computer fuzz; acknowledging the limits, but seeing the potential, of electronic 'immersion.' (developing virtual reality) (On Location With Brenda Laurel)
Abstracts: Jungle gym. Beware of the bike-o-paths. Inactive service
Abstracts: Junior aims high. Wild about the buoy. Miner looks to clean up its image
Abstracts: Junior highs. Platinum record. Of mice and minerals
Abstracts: Junior miners rake in $3-billion: Appetite for speculative exploration grows. Placer Dome says share price a priority
Abstracts: Juniper to introduce system for faster Net switching; communications carriers to buy product. Nortel agrees to buy Alteon for $7.8 billion in stock
Abstracts: 'Junk bond' computers proposed; Wall St. considers new pricing system. Revolt spreading on street against index arbitrage use
Abstracts: Junk e-mail keeps clogging inboxes: ISPs fear government intervention and filter effectiveness hit and miss. Montreal firm freezes hedge fund
Abstracts: Junk e-mail smells sweet to consumers at MoneyForMail.com. New Web site helps plan for retirement. Retailers sell perks of using store credit cards
Abstracts: Junk-filled air bags pose threat. USA faces fuel crisis. Study: road construction won't give relief
Abstracts: Jurors in the Vioxx Trial Hear Closing Arguments. A Lawyer's Stock Rises With Victory Over Merck. Lilly to Pay $690 Million In Drug Suits
Abstracts: Jury tells Ford to pay $153M in child's death. Net firms' initial offerings leave others in the dust. AOL's case at home in the spotlight
Abstracts: Just 8 of 12 contracts garner bids in Alberta power auction. Intertoob launches interactive live Net shows
Abstracts: Just about everything to know about baseball; for some, everything is not too much to know about baseball. Computer deals pen another setback
Abstracts: Just as other European cities are getting cold, Buenos Aires is heatingup. The last front of the Cold War
Abstracts: Just for kicks. Suite charity. Scissor hands
Abstracts: Just how safe is sex? Show us the money! MoMA's show of shows
Abstracts: Just how safe is that catalog in your mailbox? The direct mail industry is working on assurances. The Ad Council, criticized for its response to Sept. 11, moves ahead with plans to remake itself
Abstracts: Just how safe is that jet? Wider is better: consultant says change would cut rollovers. Airline cited security woes in '00
Abstracts: Justice asks high court to hear Microsoft case now. Microsoft faces largest racial bias lawsuit ever. Microsoft fears of disclosure losses in dispute
Abstracts: Justice Department and Microsoft agree on most of settlement pact. The Microsoft-U.S. negotiations: tough talk in Chicago
Abstracts: Justice Dept. acts to block merger of phone giants. F.C.C. to take wireless licensing case to Supreme Court. Telecom Italia Wins Ruling on Move in Brazil
Abstracts: Justice Dept. And S.E.C. Investigating Merck Drug. Ban or No Ban, Celebrex Sales Are Expected To Dwindle. Heart Ailment Warning on Cancer Drug
Abstracts: Justice in Courtroom 212. Fighting back: Canada's man in Washington defends free trade. Stepping into the fray
Abstracts: Justice in Courtroom 212. The revenge of 'ozone man.' (Vice President-elect Al Gore) Ozark chic: Washington's social set warms to the invasion of Bill Clinton's Arkansas mafia
Abstracts: Justice joins Columbia/HCA lawsuit. Cendant restates earnings. Cendant threatens to sue Forbes over spending
Abstracts: Justice. Looks can be deceiving. Inside the hunt for Hambali
Abstracts: Justice pulls plug on merger. Takeover target throws curveball at Vodafone bid. WorldCom, Sprint deal takes hit
Abstracts: Justices Agree To Tackle Antitrust Case. Justices Accept Case Weighing Assisted Suicide. Lively Debate As Justices Take On File Sharing
Abstracts: JUSTICES ALLOW POLICY OF SILENCE ON 9/11 DETAINEES. Supreme Court Rules for Texan On Death Row. Justices Expand Rights to Experiment With Patented Drugs
Abstracts: JUSTICES ALLOW POLICY OF SILENCE ON 9/11 DETAINEES. U.S. COURTS REJECT DETENTION POLICY IN 2 TERROR CASES. Sudden Shift On Detainee
Abstracts: Justices decline a direct appeal in Microsoft case; lower court will rule; Supreme Court action seen as a victory for the company in its antitrust battle
Abstracts: JUSTICES, IN A 5-TO-4 DECISION, BACK CAMPAIGN FINANCE LAW THAT CURBS CONTRIBUTIONS. Justices Pick Apart Ban on Wine Sales From State to State
Abstracts: Justices Resist Religious Study Using Subsidies. Justices Allow a Commandments Display, Bar Others. Justices Agree To Tackle Antitrust Case
Abstracts: Justices to hear FDA make its case for regulating tobacco. States must decide this week whether to join tobacco deal
Abstracts: Justice under fire. The world according to Meg Lees. Bitter cup
Abstracts: Justice uses spy tactics to unlock global price fixing. Foreign lack of vigilance hinders global trustbusting
Abstracts: Just Married. Hostage. Space Psyche
Abstracts: Just not good enough: panelists say campaigns need less hype, more substance. Crime: the fear index
Abstracts: Just rewards. In the shadow of September 11
Abstracts: Just spare my banker. Bloody reward. 'A free reign of terror
Abstracts: Just When Airlines Thought Things Couldn't Get Worse. Oil's Lesser Role In U.S. Economy Limits Damage From High Prices
Abstracts: Just write something, add pictures and mix. Electronic notes for cribbing or cramming. Electronic toys for girls and boys
Abstracts: J. Walter Thompson will acquire Tonic 360 of San Francisco to help with interactive marketing. Clear Channel in $3 billion deal to acquire SFX Entertainment
Abstracts: K2 Design branches out into the risky realm of wireless services with acqisition of SilverCube. Madison Avenue considers the benefits and drawbacks of media megadeals
Abstracts: Kaiser Permanente sets up plan for cleaner bill of health. United rentals to announce $100M in acquisitions today
Abstracts: Kalgoorliefornication. One polite smoker takes on the zealots. Why you need to buy these stocks
Abstracts: Kansas Prosecutor Demands Files On Late-Term Abortion Patients. Sure, Country Is Divided, but Bush Country, Too?
Abstracts: Karl Rove's consigliere. No more happy talk. Saddam's secrets
Abstracts: Kasten Chase shares soar since terror attacks. Judge gives RIM one last chance. RIM shares take pounding
Abstracts: Katharine Hepburn: in a new TV special tomorrow evening - and at home, in person - Katharine Hepburn turns out to be everything you want her to be
Abstracts: Keating's media rules KO'ed Fairfax. Fear factor. Politician, heal thyself
Abstracts: Keep Canadian dollar: economist. Bank of Canada rate cut expected, size uncertain. Bank of Canada boosts 2000 growth forecast
Abstracts: Keep Canadian dollar: economist. New Economy still seen as future. Ontario seen last in growth for 2001
Abstracts: Keeping an eye on drivers to keep their eyes on the road; a gaze-tracking safety system for the car could become the ultimate backseat driver
Abstracts: Keeping it interesting. An adventurous maze that leads to learning. Learning about Earth
Abstracts: Keeping on track in a new environment; a useful calendar program is made even more useful by Windows 3.0. Learning through Mickey Mouse
Abstracts: Keeping secrets: companies feud over the ownership of ideas. Back to the Alamo
Abstracts: Keeping the frontier alive. Giving our maritime trade more muscle: quick-acting port administrations are needed to provide the aggressive marketing government can never achieve
Abstracts: Keeping the ship afloat: a 1912 disaster at sea fuels a pop culture phenomenon. Victory at the brickyard
Abstracts: Keeping up with Jones. A revolutionary nature
Abstracts: Keeping up with Jones. The Carr horizon. Welcome to Brackistan
Abstracts: Keeping up with Norah. Heart and soul. We can't stop loving him: Ray Charles, 1930-2004
Abstracts: Keeping up with the Joneses' PC: now that everyone has a computer, it's time to sell you a better one. Sun to sell its computer work stations in stores
Abstracts: Keep it personal: Income tax changes mean micro business should think twice about incorporation. Platform wars
Abstracts: Keep your brain fit for life: what you should knowk, and what you can do. A hurt child cries out at last
Abstracts: Keltic gets nod to build N.S. petrochemical plant. Imperial's oil sands project under attack before regulator
Abstracts: Kennedy's Freudian fillip. Exile from main street: Endoscopy, electricity and estrangement drive the thought-provoking art of Mona Hatoum
Abstracts: Kennett kerfuffle steals Carr's taxation thunder. Carr drives home lessons for Beazley. A Carr ride to Canberra
Abstracts: Kerry Packer memorial service. Dope and glory. Newton's lore
Abstracts: Kevin Rudd. Getting even. Lucy Turnbull
Abstracts: Key Airbus figure accused in money-laundering case. Firms file suit against ATI. Money-laundering sting burns Bay Street lawyer
Abstracts: Key creditors reject Algoma restructuring plan. Noteholders latest to assail Algoma restructuring plan. Algoma closing seen wiping out 11,000 jobs
Abstracts: Key no evil. Jack of aunty. Balancing act
Abstracts: Key Quebecor board member resigns. Abitibu battle a surprise, CEO says. In revamp, no Abitibi asset was untouchable
Abstracts: Key resignation reported at Apple. New Microsoft item gains strong backing. Apple strays from mass appeal
Abstracts: Key to the Mideast. Once again, horror . . . and resolve from 9/11 to 3/11. Prayers for new life
Abstracts: KFC Supplier Accused of Animal Cruelty. You Want Any Fruit With That Big Mac? A Company Mismanaged: Officials Get Day in Court
Abstracts: KGB cover-up spooks security alliance. Skittling the lickspittles. Turf war strategies
Abstracts: Kickback flashback. Smash and grab: the one nation dossier. The death of one nation
Abstracts: Kicking in groups. Banana Man. The great sorting
Abstracts: Kicking the tires: a leading auto analyst rates the car companies. Death of a car salesman
Abstracts: Kid dynamite. Gathering of the hitmen
Abstracts: Kidnapped in Burma. Nevada of the north. Orphans of the firestorm
Abstracts: Kidnapped in Burma. Now, about statehood. Sea change ahead
Abstracts: Kids at work: child labor is on the rise as countries rush into the global economy. Fighting words: a poet forced into hiding by Muslim extremists still speaks out for oppressed women
Abstracts: Kids, careers and the day care debate: about three million children need supervision. Turning words into action
Abstracts: Kid's chalk, clay, sand tested for asbestos. Is Explorer part of the problem? Internet portal Quepasa.com shuts down
Abstracts: Kids in the crossfire. Three's company. Boys, boys, boys
Abstracts: Kids of Westray miners to get a meagre trust fund. Takeover bid for Luscar months in making, circular shows. Sherritt suspends debenture repurchase
Abstracts: Killing off Kipling. 'Nam slam, thank you, ma'am. Indian ink: Kim Mahood, with a name taken directly from Kipling, finds mysterious India is all it promised -- and more
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