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Abstracts: Americans have more money invested in houses than stocks. Development bursting seams of sprawl laws. Census shaken by grumbling
Abstracts: American's parent spins off Sabre. FAA may fine Boeing $392,000 for failing to promptly report defect. Lockheed to buy Comsat for $2.7B
Abstracts: America on alert. Attack sends small firms into shock. Boom in $100-plus toys, and everybody's playing. Believe your eyes? Ads bend reality
Abstracts: America on alert. Refiners produce surplus. Northeast to face heating oil shortage. Shortage, not price, would stir reactions
Abstracts: America's endangered historic places. Whitehall second best in feeding Zim. The best places in the U.S
Abstracts: America's most unwanted. Star Bucks. A Green eye on the White House
Abstracts: America's search for public philosophy: despite their disagreements, liberals and conservative share an impoversihed vision of citizenship, leaving them unable to address the anxiety and frustration abroad in the land
Abstracts: America West tries to rise above its past. Singapore Airlines offers e-mail on flights over ocean. American flies high above competitors in 3rd quarter
Abstracts: Ameritech service gives e-mail by telephone. Healtheon-WebMD near deal. Yahoo reports profit, says site visits soaring
Abstracts: Ameritrade leaves door ajar for talks with TD. Royal Bank close to deal to sell RT Capital to UBS. Nova closes Strategic deal
Abstracts: A message for Elizabeth Taylor. Money, Kim Campbell and Yoko Ono. Will Elizabeth II yield the throne
Abstracts: A message to Mulroney. An address to the nation. The capital's power brokers
Abstracts: A messy departure: Parizeau is preparing to step down amid scandal. Referendum fever: the dollar dives as the rhetoric rises in Quebec
Abstracts: A meta-analytic study of predictors for loneliness during adolescence. Qualitative evaluation of a school-based support group for adolescents with an addicted parent
Abstracts: AmEx card holders raise magazine subscription issue. Building a holiday tradition. `Priceless' ads hit home
Abstracts: A Mexican standoff: Mexico's battered economy struggles to regain balance. A slap for the Socialists
Abstracts: AmEx kills database deal after privacy outrage. Eagle goes head-to-head vs. chip champ Frito-Lay. Poster king dreams up images to grab audiences
Abstracts: AM, FM, ho hum. Net voyages. Opening the seller's door
Abstracts: Amid quarrels over agenda, world trade fall through. Farmers' tough row to hoe. Big business plans push to normalize China trade
Abstracts: A milkman becomes king of megadeal. MCI, Sprint in merger talks to create long-distance giant. AOL, Time Warner defend merger
Abstracts: A mission statement to revive Canada. When famous families lose their touch. Challenging Quebec's language law
Abstracts: Amoco, BP plan $48-billion merger. Hurricane Hydrocarbons sale could follow shakeup. CanOxy to tap into Nigeria's oil reserves
Abstracts: A model for a U.S. high-tech network? Try Iowa. Toward defining free speech in the computer age. Frito-Lay's speedy data network
Abstracts: A modern story. A frozen land's allure. Leisure's new look
Abstracts: A moment in the sun: can the NHL keep scoring in the South? No safe place: a horrific Oklahoma bombing and an explosion at the P.E.I. legislature raise questions about Canadian security
Abstracts: A monument 'here to stay': Canary Wharf transforms London. On the ropes. Inside the tent
Abstracts: A more vibrant Spectrum Canadian. Tech stocks propel mutual funds. Nortel stock tumbles to lowest since '98
Abstracts: A mother's tragic tale. Letter from Finland: in the shadow of a giant. Fire in the night
Abstracts: A mountain of smut: police make an arrest in a child porn ring on the Internet. The Internet: siren of the '90s
Abstracts: AMP builds takeover defense. AlliedSignal may sweeten AMP offer. Surprising hostile bid was one year in making
Abstracts: AMP builds takeover defense. AMP: number of lawmakers at company rally overstated. Tyco makes $11.3 billion play for AMP
Abstracts: AMR 401(k) manager drops company stock. AMR loses over $1B in first quarter. Airline industry expects bumpy ride to recovery
Abstracts: AMR deal restrains rival CAI bids. Plans for coal-fired electricity could go up in smoke. Sherritt seeks to sell coal as source for electricity
Abstracts: AMR narrowly dodges bankruptcy. Airlines' upcoming earnings could show signs of recovery. AMR loses over $1B in first quarter
Abstracts: AMR narrowly dodges bankruptcy. GM, CAW eye fewer pink slips. Jazz union deals a boost for Air Canada
Abstracts: Amtrak on track for passenger record. Amtrak offers rider rewards. Got a gripe? Amtrak patrons get free ride
Abstracts: Amtrak plans expansion, new routes for next three years. 'Red-letter day' for red-ink railroad. Amtrak plan adds 4 million miles of rail
Abstracts: Amtrak plans expansion, new routes for next three years. Travel plans shaken up along with airport. Extra, extra: download all about it
Abstracts: Amtrak will take paper airline tickets if US Airways strikes. Airline warns against strike
Abstracts: A museum reborn: the Art Gallery of Ontario rises from the ashes. Variations on a life: Glenn Gould's brilliance still dazzles
Abstracts: A museum reborn: the Art Gallery of Ontario rises from the ashes. part 2 Making magic on the stage
Abstracts: A Music Stock Offering Turns Downbeat. Music Industry Turns to Napster Creator for Help. The Guy From Green Day Says He Has Your Mother on the Cellphone
Abstracts: An Afghan mystery. A new breed of soldier. A win in the fog of war: after weeks of false starts, the Northern Alliance advances on the Taliban in the north, taking Mazur-e Sharif. As our allies fight to press on, the U.S. command is asking for more resources including the Marines
Abstracts: An agency moves to consolidate its media services in a diversifying consumer market. Three big advertising agencies kick off a worldwide partnership
Abstracts: An airport's ailments: almost terminal. A startling gold rush below Parliament Hill. Fighting the force on Fundy's shores
Abstracts: A naked display of military power. A conspiracy of good, not of greed. Double vision
Abstracts: An All-but-Unknown Company Wins a Rich Russian Oil Stake. Russia Moves to Seize Yukos's Primary Oil Asset. Russians Move Gingerly On Collecting Yukos Taxes
Abstracts: Analyst is no Chicken Little any more. Ottawa tech startup lands seed financing. U.S. venture firms target millions for Ottawa
Abstracts: Analyst questions CanWest papers' viability. Research key to smart investment. IDA fines ex-manager, imposes supervisory ban
Abstracts: Analysts: 3Com can hold its own. 3Com unit hopes to give company a lift. 3Com sheds Palm to focus on its networking business
Abstracts: Analyst says Amazon losing customers fast. Microsoft, banks battle to control your e-info. Amazon.com to run Borders Web site
Abstracts: Analysts expect $1-billion in new stock sales. Jet sales put Bombardier back in black. Tax benefit helps lift CIBC stock
Abstracts: Analysts expect Big Three auto sales to drop. BMW shuns 'Made in USA' code. Publishing magnate roars out of retirement
Abstracts: Analysts eye Nortel loans. Nortel tops U.K. survey of global firms. Nortel names second-in-command to Roth
Abstracts: Analysts forecast robust car sales for Canada, U.S. Auto woes spur more job cuts. GM pegs growth beyond Canada
Abstracts: Analysts foresaw exit of Nortel's Hawe. Roth retirement plunges Nortel into uncertainty. High-tech mogul donates $100-million
Abstracts: Analysts fret over turnaround as Delta CEO plans resignation. Gary Pemberton
Abstracts: Analysts see financial 'disaster' for Air Canada. Mini-tenders put whiz kid on spot. Ottawa's ferry purchase hits rough political seas
Abstracts: Analysts see tough year ahead for PC industry. Palm aims to set operating standard. Price war for PCs brutal: Compaq
Abstracts: Analysts skeptical of brewers' 'synergies': Firms pitch savings of $60-million (US). Dorel in deal to buy Safety 1st
Abstracts: Analyst stand by faltering Trimark. O'Donnell building fund dealership unit. Strategic Value results probed
Abstracts: Analysts' views differ on Centel. Size may hamper dissidents. Making a case for U S Sprint
Abstracts: Analysts' views differ on Centel. U S West, looking to future, cuts 9,000 jobs. A.T.& T. and 2 unions hold talks: operator job security a top bargaining issue
Abstracts: Analysts warn of more Corel woes. Corel posts modest quarterly profit. Corel cutting 21% of work force
Abstracts: Analyze these! Buried treasure. Cut stress-Cut sugar
Abstracts: Analyze this: Making use of research. Now is the time for bonds to shine as economy darkens. Rising rates boost returns for investors
Abstracts: Analyze this. Vertical portals aim to flatten rivals. The peak of impudence
Abstracts: An amateur's upset: an antipolitician wins in the Yukon. Golden days on the last frontier: a century after the great rush, the Yukon is still a land of dreams
Abstracts: An American dream. My life as a teenage mule. Running ragged
Abstracts: An American Executive Paycheck in London. Best of All Possible Worlds? Bond Buyers Crave Yield but Show No Fear
Abstracts: An American requiem. The cat in the hat: a tale of a headpiece. Now, I understand my dad
Abstracts: An annual industry forecast expects spending, led by the Internet, to reach $249 billion in 2004. Recasting BellSouth from telephone company to high-technology communications provider
Abstracts: An annual survey forecasts slow growth in communications spending for the next five years. Recalling Sept. 11, Quietly
Abstracts: An apathetic 'yes.'(referendum on Quebec sovereignty)(Cover Story) Reflections on nationhood
Abstracts: An apology for degrading acts. 'A passion to rectify things.' (Ontario appellate court judge Horace Krever completes inquiry into contaminated blood scandal; includes related article)
Abstracts: A nation in chaos: rebel Albanians seize control in the south to challenge a strongman. Chaos in Karachi
Abstracts: A nation transformed: for all the turmoil of the past decade, Canadians have not lost faith in themselves. A brave new world: computer technology is changing the way Canadians live, work - and think
Abstracts: Anatomy of a nightmare. A 'brutal' war at the checkout. The search for safe day care
Abstracts: Anatomy of an organ; most victims survive a first heart attack. A questionable jackpot
Abstracts: Anatomy of an organ; most victims survive a first heart attack. part 2 Japan's nightmare
Abstracts: An automatic nag on the shuttle. Handicapping this year's race for the top tax program. Keeping track of time while removing clutter
Abstracts: Ancient help for the heart. Sole survivors: boomers learn how to pamper their aching feet. The healing touch
Abstracts: ....And corporate retreat. An issue of consumer privacy.... New data base ended by Lotus and Equifax
Abstracts: Anderson gets bulk of Arctic rights. Anderson launches $825-million Numac bid. Anderson falls in heavy trading
Abstracts: And not a personal computer in sight: Xerox bobbled a brilliant computer vision in the 70's. It's trying again with 'ubiquitous computing.' (Xerox Corp.'s Palo Alto Research Center)(includes related articles on the history of PARC and on the close linkage planned between PARC and parent company, Xerox) (company profile)
Abstracts: And now a word from our consumer ... VW + XXXV = $uper Bowl $trategy. Lousy commercial? That's the plan
Abstracts: And now, 'filegate:' the whiffs of scandal will not lift from Bill Clinton's campaign. No fixed address
Abstracts: And now ... meet the contender. Now, family is most important. Why not a women?
Abstracts: And promises to keep. The new PM: no ordinary Joe. Warding off the Margaret factor
Abstracts: And so say all of us. How's the show so far? Words of encouragement
Abstracts: And then there were three. Corporate culture. Winning tactics
Abstracts: And the winner isa Geoff Dixon: Chief executive officer, Qantas. Slot shots
Abstracts: And the winner isa Marco Volpato and Nicole Hatz: Architects, Volpato Hatz. Heritage thrust
Abstracts: And the winner isa Peter Fricker: Assistant director, Australian institute of sport. Born again
Abstracts: And the winner is Gary Stoneham: Chief economist, Victorian Department of Primary Industries. Dumping ground
Abstracts: And the winner is Professor Brian Schmidt: Astronomer, Australian National University, and Canberra. Towards the great society
Abstracts: And what's next: singing goalposts? Sally Field: the girl next door gets tough--and wins. Waiting for the next shoe to drop
Abstracts: An eerie tour of Canada's past: a bunker recalls the official Cold War fatalism. The high cost of protest: an ailing Saint John housewife campaigns to clean up the polluted air
Abstracts: An egalitarian approach gains in computing; more companies offer networks that link peers. Microsoft shows gains despite industry slump
Abstracts: An electronic circuit that draws its inspiration from life. A chip that mimics a retina but strains for light
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