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Abstracts: Living hand to mouth. (relationship between gesticulating and conversation). AIDS at 20
Abstracts: Living in a land apart. Still good as gold: the Canadian juniors sweep to their third straight world title. Above and beyond: a nurse leaves peace behind to help people in distant conflicts
Abstracts: Living in the 70s. All abroad. Dangerous liaisons
Abstracts: Living memory. Fear of frying. Trance encounters
Abstracts: Living on skid row. Crisis in the 1980s. The issues
Abstracts: Living on the edge. Holding pattern. Wind of change
Abstracts: Living on the edge. Telco cut-off time. The cutting hedge
Abstracts: Load of ethics. How green is your money? Gearing for growth
Abstracts: Load vs. no-load funds: it's a question of paying for advice. New investments challenge mutual funds
Abstracts: Loan of contention. Currency cash-in. The key to T2
Abstracts: Loan star. Mortgage crisis: easy money. Caught out: how the banks mortgaged their credibility
Abstracts: Loblaw bets on on-line shopping. Race heats up to scoop venerable Laura Secord. Loblaw to boost non-food items
Abstracts: Loblaw bets on on-line shopping. Retailers scramble to cope. Loblaw's big-box store draws debate
Abstracts: Loblaw to boost non-food items. Loblaw continues to see opportunities for growth. Loblaw picks quiet Lederer as new leader
Abstracts: Loblaw wants Provigo heads to stay. Cott to take restructuring charge. Cott gets some pop in CEO's office
Abstracts: Local booksellers battle big chains. Scrappy UPN touting season's growth. Time Warner's deals with AOL, EMI hit hurdles in Europe
Abstracts: Lockheed said to choose Bombardier over Embrader. Bombardier gets lift with Delta's order for 30 jets. Bombardier asks EDC to help fund jets
Abstracts: Locking the doors in the electronic global village: the end of a utopian dream. Lilliputian rival of desktops offered by Hewlett-Packard
Abstracts: Lock up your nannies. Mum, dad... and the bids. Give and take
Abstracts: Loewen error irks investors. Loewan plan gets nod in U.S. Reorganization plan announced by Loewen
Abstracts: Loewen error irks investors. Loewen may aid creditor lawsuits. Loewen in legal fight with firm's founder
Abstracts: Loewen gains reprieve from CIBC. Loewen awaits banks' decision. Loewen frustrated by NAFTA decision
Abstracts: Loewen group's founder steps down from board. Northern B.C. ports square off over proposed pipeline. At 74, Jimmy Pattison focuses on long term
Abstracts: Loewen hires financial adviser to help boost share price. Eron top executives should face severe sanctions: BCSC
Abstracts: Loewen hires financial adviser to help boost share price. Funeral giant Loewen reprieved by Lenders. Loewen Group to lay off 100 from U.S. office
Abstracts: Loewen invokes NAFTA clause. Alcan says it faces challenging year. BCE's partly owned SkyView cuts back multiculture TV, radio
Abstracts: Loewen mulls selling firm to boost share value. Loewen takes huge writedowns. Funeral giant Loewen reprieved by lenders
Abstracts: Loewen mulls selling firm to boost share value. Noranda Forest to sell mill. Teck to spend in Alaska, Mexico
Abstracts: Loewen to cut costs, prices to protect market share. Beetle blight spurs timber cut windfall: But B.C. industry already going flat out
Abstracts: Loews files for bankruptcy protection as part of buyout. WorldCom to announce major restructuring. Reaching out to defend AT&T split
Abstracts: Log on to some Net savings: trading commissions are falling to earth in cyberspace. Super for some
Abstracts: "Lolita's" power plays, on and off the screen. In the hot seat. Fox: tales of the city
Abstracts: London Life launches new mutual fund family. Shaw keeping it all in the family. CIBC to be first bank to offer dollars for dialling
Abstracts: London life loses round for 'freedom'. Heat could make cool businesses cold. Loblaw loses another Net name battle
Abstracts: London Life unveils low-cost segregated funds. Fund managers steer clear of turbulent Japan. Could PlayStation 2 rule the world?
Abstracts: Lone Star state rivals duke it out. Intel earnings reboot PC industry. Amazon warriors square off
Abstracts: Long day's film journey: a revered stage production gets adapted to the big screen. The masks of a great pretender
Abstracts: Long day's journey into light. Medicine man. River deep
Abstracts: Long-distance firm guns for local market, Internet. Skepticism dogs AT&T-TCI deal. Comcast deal bodes well for rest of AT and T
Abstracts: Long march. Burned and churned. Premium pickings
Abstracts: Long road ahead. Protestants today: new generation. Protestants today: evangelical reawakening
Abstracts: Long-term bricks and mortar. Out on a limb. Sure things and long shots
Abstracts: Long-Term's bailout crew to keep tabs on operation. Columbia/HCA off life support. Debtors take credit cards to task for allowing bets
Abstracts: Long tradition brewed into every bottle at Coors. Sun Micro warning jolts battered computer sector. Microsoft launches marketing blitz
Abstracts: Look back in anger; an ex-student sues a range of school officials. The enduring charm of Montreal
Abstracts: Look back in ardour. Going along for the ride. Hitching a ride on the geeks' back
Abstracts: Look before you charge. The not-so-golden years? What career are you suited for in today's on-line job market?
Abstracts: Look, ID Internet Direct to merge. Telus's foray into Asia no small move. Mr. Rogers bets the neighborhood
Abstracts: 'Looking at God.' (cosmological findings that seem to confirm the 'big bang' theory of the creation of the universe) (includes related article) (Cover Story)
Abstracts: Looking beyond innovation, an award for results: Frito-Lay, Raychem and the Tenderloin Times winners for productivity
Abstracts: Looking for a tax break? You'll need a trained guide. Little-known twin of sales tax surfaces. Tax code is simple enough
Abstracts: Looking for comfort. More must earn while they learn. Gay athletes often encounter bias
Abstracts: Looking for growth in the domestic market. I.B.M. work station wins test. I.B.M. Increasing speed of PS/2 computers
Abstracts: Looking for Mr Right. Hunters beware the rabbit trap. Sex appeals
Abstracts: Looking for some respect; Senators want to modernize the upper chamber. High-wire politics: the federal NDP struggles to balance principles with the party's quest for power
Abstracts: Looking for work. A backroom victory: John Savage survives a leadership challenge. Frontline fighters
Abstracts: Looking inward: the Maclean's CTV poll reveals a sharp contradiction between private satisfaction and public crankiness
Abstracts: Look, no wires! But the pages fly. The network of all networks. Recycling the proliferating disk
Abstracts: Look out Madison Avenue, here come the search consultants; and they're growing in importance. Madison Avenue goes west, and it's chocolate perks, Frankie Avalon redux and casual dress
Abstracts: Look says it's staying in businesses. Rogers plans to improve Internet service. Yahoo acquires Internet ad firm
Abstracts: Look who's talking now. The great interface-off. Hunting the hackers
Abstracts: Loonie 'kicking butt' as rising rates, oil prices spur currency. Exports stage rebound in August
Abstracts: Loonie on rise as rates on hold. Dollar jumps to 4-month high of 65.54 cents. Dollar slides on signs of U.S. recovery
Abstracts: Loonie slides as U.S. dollar strengthens. Dollar continues downward slide. Dollar drops below 73 cents
Abstracts: Loonie slides as U.S. dollar strengthens. Dollar rises on optimism for economy. Dollar hits 3-year high
Abstracts: Looping fountain of data transmits video more efficiently; once piece, but just one, of a business-model puzzle
Abstracts: Lord of the flies. Death defying. Up for the cup
Abstracts: Lord of the rings. Carr's riding rough. Carr's electoral gamble
Abstracts: Lorus therapeutics to acquire Genesense. Celmed launched to develop cell R&D. Lorus Therapeutics head to step down
Abstracts: Lose the dated look and dress up for 2005. Happy homes and jobs key to health. More firms offering flex-time option
Abstracts: Losing game: in an endless game of tag, for every drug found and banned, a newer, more effective one soon takes its place
Abstracts: Losing game: in an endless game of tag, for every drug found and banned, a newer, more effective one soon takes its place. part 2
Abstracts: Losing patience. Old war wounds. Mighty fall
Abstracts: Losing patience. The lost decade. Masters of the Kremlin: Yeltsin's 'Family' of close confidants engineers a Moscow power shift
Abstracts: Losing traction on the yellow brick road. Renaissance of riches. Plucky strike
Abstracts: Losing weight sensibly. Food facts: home truths about healthy eating. What you need to eat to stay healthy
Abstracts: Loss for Apple; record profit at Intel. Hewlett posts surprise gain in earnings. 3Com posts a profit after all
Abstracts: Loss for Apple; record profit at Intel. Intel to pay a dividend, its first ever; move could attract more mutual funds
Abstracts: Lost action heroes. From bugs to jugs. Comic relief
Abstracts: Lost at sea. Campaign notebook: Upper house party. A sheep in dog's clothing
Abstracts: Lost at sea. Pearl of wisdom. Tales of flight: having escaped war, impoverishment or oppression, how do refugees view Australia? Diana Bagnall seeks answers from asylum-seekers
Abstracts: Lost contract casts doubt on Tellabs deal for Ciena. Shareholders push as AT&T board talks Comcast deal. Murdoch said to be in talks to buy Hughes
Abstracts: Lost in an unmanageable maze. Help on screen for dad. An alternative Window view
Abstracts: Lost in space: a mission to Mars turns into a costly fiasco. A switch to the bad old days
Abstracts: Lost in the groves of academe. An island with the memory of youth. The case for Olympic croquet
Abstracts: Lost souls: Labor has lost its way -- and the election. National Affairs Editor Tony Wright reports on a party facing soul-searching, sleeplessness and perhaps a hight of the long knives
Abstracts: Lost to terrorism. There but for the grace of Allah. Watching the Sheik
Abstracts: Lotus head quits amid murky events. Gates closes an era. Software genius gets into Groove
Abstracts: Lotus posts its first loss for a quarter; deficit is attributed to $53 million write-off on Samna acquisition
Abstracts: Lotus to add electronic mail unit; upgraded version of Notes computer program also planned. Software merger bid collapses; Lotus and Novell fail to reach agreement on makeup of board
Abstracts: Love among the Nazis. Awaiting white smoke. In the Kremlin 'village': a Stalin biography paints a chilling personal portrait
Abstracts: 'Love Bug' virus stole passwords from computers. U.S. to join suits againsts gunmakers. Gunmakers fight back
Abstracts: Love is real medicine. The Pope in private. The real Benedict
Abstracts: Love of Leisure, and Europe's Reasons. Brazil: Free Software's Biggest and Best Friend. Brazil's President Is Cautious Despite Signs of a Recovery
Abstracts: Love of Leisure, and Europe's Reasons. Trinidad Is Supplying Most U.S. Imports of Liquefied Natural Gas. A last chance for Europe
Abstracts: Love story. Kid row the high cost of foster care. Buy or be damned
Abstracts: Love this land, not the Constitution. A positive view of conservatism's future. Lougheed's brave plan to save Canada
Abstracts: Low-carb Atkins? McDonald's is lovin' it. RBC tops annual survey; WestJet ascends to No. 2. Nasdaq proposes B.C. shops
Abstracts: Lowdown on super tax savings. A run on the bank. Fund without a future
Abstracts: Lower imports boost November trade surplus. Go west still applies when it comes to jobs. Here's hoping the worst is really over
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