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Abstracts: Patients' rights. Children's television: will the new regulations make it better? Property rights: do government regulations infringe on landowners' rights?
Abstracts: Patriot game. The folly of volley. If the cap fits: On of Australia's brightest tennis stars has the mental make-up to win a major - and the australian Open may be it
Abstracts: Patriotism by committee. The more things change.... The long road to unity
Abstracts: Patriotism by committee. 'Thinking about tomorrow:' will the Clinton contagion cross the border and change the shape of Canadian politics?
Abstracts: 'Patriot' studio again damned with fake praise. Special-effects advances let filmmakers `run wild'. Studios admit to targeting children
Abstracts: Patriots Win 2nd Super Bowl in 3 Years. Wholesale Inventories Post Unexpectedly Strong Rise. Fed Regional Survey Shows Slowdown in Recent Growth
Abstracts: Patronage and a journalistic sin. Drowning in a sea of cliches. For the CBC, less could be more
Abstracts: 'Paul made me do it.' (murder case) Blood pressure: under heavy fire, the Red Cross fights back. Meeting in Seville
Abstracts: Paul Martin: the turnaround man. Ontario economy powers ahead. The ups and downs of government spending
Abstracts: Pavilion delivers ringing contradiction. Fuji digital camera features more pixels. Remote-control software gives you that at-home feeling
Abstracts: Pay daze. Famous last words. The empire clicks back
Abstracts: Pay equity threatens non-profit homecare. Quebec drivers face no-alcohol law. Viagra mathematics: Study says it should be free
Abstracts: Paying for care. Centennial Olympic games. Reforming the FDA: does the agency act too slowly?
Abstracts: Paying for the bomb: fifty years after Hiroshima, the nuclear spectre still haunts the world. Is the party over?
Abstracts: Paying the boss. Playing by the new rules: deregulation has created turmoil. Operation FUNTAXI
Abstracts: Paying the polluters? SLAPP-happy: grassroots protesters say they are being gagged. The battle to ban land mines; support grows for Canada's crusade
Abstracts: Paying the price for higher learning. Hold on while we take a more important call: Software helps identify high-value callers
Abstracts: Paying with fire. UNforgivable. Dead nine walking
Abstracts: Payments detailed in implant lawsuit. No reasons for smiles, save hope and Internet. Iraq work puts Bechtel in spotlight; private contractor juggles restoration with controversy
Abstracts: Payments not decided by asset purchasers. CanWest sells broadcast interests. CanWest closes scaled-down Hollinger deal
Abstracts: Payments to EI fund trigger call for cuts. TPC fund: corporate welfare or economic engine. Tax cuts, investments prescribed by economists
Abstracts: Pay Package at Risk? Quick, Get Creative. New Math Aside, Earnings Still Reign. Sometimes Investors Should Just Say No
Abstracts: Pay phone companies rush to refit for the Internet era; an industry moves from coins to content. Computer forensics teams learn to follow digital footprints
Abstracts: Pay phone monopoly comes to an end. BCT.Telus loses another executive. BCT.Telus dispute with Toronto may slow project
Abstracts: Pay phones vanishing as cellphones take over. Casino may be last hope for "honeymoon capital". Counting the reasons viewers shun Games
Abstracts: Pay rolled. How a bitter divorce cost Lend Lease more than $9 bn. Adventures in the skin trade
Abstracts: Pay-TV cash cows face challenge to their monopolies. Takeover-proof trusts have a cost. The scary monster lurking in Alberta's closet: deficit
Abstracts: PC by design. Key issue. Taming the handheld tiger
Abstracts: PC by design. Surf and sound. Day for night
Abstracts: PC Docs' operating profit exceeds estimates. The 35-year mortgage-built to lasttime. Provident units plunge on foreign-limit warning
Abstracts: PC motion pictures via Windows software. Borland to acquire its rival; stock swap deal for Ashton-Tate put at $439 million
Abstracts: PC Tools and Norton get major overhauls. For expert or novice, more choices for desktop publishing. Forecasting tools for the novice
Abstracts: Peace de resistance. Future smog. Hate is enough
Abstracts: Peace is possible. An illusive peace; Hebron keeps Israel on a tightrope. A warrior for peace
Abstracts: Peace pipers. All in the family. Dole fudging
Abstracts: Peace with a price: a voice from the past haunts Lucien Bouchard. All in the family: the Bloc Quebecois tries to generate some leadership heat
Abstracts: Peace with a price. Iraqification: a losing strategy. Exaggerating the threats
Abstracts: Pearl to acquire Atlas's stock in merger. Canada: Energy super power? In search for oil and gas, national firms alter playbook
Abstracts: Pearl to acquire Atlas's stock in merger. Royal Dutch's grip firm on Shell. Lundin to acquire Valkyries to focus on Russian expansion
Abstracts: Pearson airport blasts Milton: Accuses Air Canada CEO of being 'architect' of battle over user fees. Airline unions hit road to sell new deals
Abstracts: Pearson gains $34-million for Post stake. Call-Net tries to quash Fonorola pill. Stock exchange mergers still on menu
Abstracts: Pearson operator plans 18% increase in landing fees: Move heightens pressure on airlines. Acquisitive CGI raises $125-million
Abstracts: Pearson slugfest no work of art. Why CanWest turned to trusts for a life raft. What makes big Mick tick
Abstracts: Pechiney fuels soaring Alcan profit: Former rival drives most of huge gains. Failure gives Alcan CEO second wind
Abstracts: Pedal power. The war on fat: despite the lure of fast food, nutritionists say they have seen the future - and it is low-fat
Abstracts: Peeling on the Prairies. Domestic lessons: home-schoolers opt for a class of their own. On a wing and a prayer; Canadian Airlines struggles to stay aloft - again
Abstracts: Peerless Carpet endorses U.S. takeover bid. Alcan merger seen fuelling slugfest. Stone merger sparks stock sale rumours
Abstracts: Peerless Carpet endorses U.S. takeover bid. Alcoa poised to shed Canadian identity. Alcan set to pounce on acquisition targets
Abstracts: Peers pressured. Spinning out of control. Leading her majesty from one step behind
Abstracts: Peladeau champions convergence. Debt settlement pummels Quebecor profit. Quebecor ekes out slim profit
Abstracts: Peladeau ends rocky tenure at Quebecor World. Quebecor unit to cut 1,000 jobs. Quebecor World names new executive
Abstracts: Peladeau eyes options. Power sees no rush for stock offering. Peladeau champions convergence
Abstracts: Peladeau's power play: Quebec's most controversial media boss sets his sights on a new target. Rogers in retreat: what comes next after selling the "Sun?" (Rogers Communications Inc. plans to divest the Toronto Sun Publishing Corp.)(Company Profile)
Abstracts: Peladeau vows to fix Quebecor World. Hollinger embarks on Canadian exit. Quebecor interested in Hollinger papers
Abstracts: Penalty calls. The hedge of reality. Absolute beginners
Abstracts: Pen and sword. Satire. Calling all karmas
Abstracts: Pengrowth snaps up Murphy Oil assets: Third time this week that a trust does deal for conventional oil assets, more expected
Abstracts: Pen-machine move made by A.T.& T. Digital buys 65% stake in Kienzle; computer maker seeks European growth and help in Unix systems
Abstracts: Penn West examines its options. Oil, gas prices fall in rare Sunday trading. Natural gas prices slide by 10%
Abstracts: Pension bill nears Senate vote; critics say it hurts older workers. Quit selling private info. FTC orders
Abstracts: Pension debate is heating up. Cover story Could your genes hold you back? Hiring freezes cool job market
Abstracts: Pension fund deal boosts Enerplus reserves (Enerplus Resources Fund). Directors warn Stratgeic CEO's deal unfair
Abstracts: Pension funds target takeover rules. Industry assailed over governance. CIBC wins approval to sell third-party funds
Abstracts: Pension giant's earnings dip. Quebecor World slump deepens. Abitibi profit slammed by costs, strong dollar, tough market
Abstracts: Pension plans face $225-billion shortfall. Royal LePage makes second try at income trust. Firm joins suppliers trying to push Dylex into bankruptcy
Abstracts: Pension shortfalls threaten to explode. Canadian leaders fret more about image on Net: study. CEOs reap big bonuses as investors take losses
Abstracts: Pentagon lets civilians use the best G.P.S. data. Remote keyless entry: staying a step ahead of car thieves. Tweaking technology to stay ahead of the film pirates
Abstracts: Pentagon wizards of technology eye wider civilian role; some see agency as a savior of high-tech industry, but economists fear meddling
Abstracts: People call me...Tom Hanks. Hopkings unmasked. Heath treatment
Abstracts: PeoplePC finds niche in corporate sales. Cisco sales rise 66%, as profits exceed expectations. Days of plenty are over at free Internet services
Abstracts: People, places: the season's nonfiction books brim with human drama. Bright lights, brilliant year
Abstracts: People power. The culprits dialed 'M' for murder. A New Political Lab
Abstracts: 'People power' turns sour. "This can't go on.". 'We Will Incur Another Loss'
Abstracts: PeopleSoft Rejects Latest Oracle Bid As Inadequate. Ex-Directors At WorldCom Settle Anew. Lies and the Lying C.E.O.'s Who Tell Them
Abstracts: PepsiCo calls on J. Walter Thompson to develop a $10 million campaign for its bottled water. A new campaign will try to differentiate Lipton's Iced Tea from its main competitors
Abstracts: PepsiCo to swallow Quaker Oats. Coke's deal for Cadbury fizzles in Canada. Echostar to launch Hughes bid
Abstracts: Pepsi revives challenge to Coke in taste battle. Cola ads will make way for the Dew at the Bowl. Coke puts its message in a bottle
Abstracts: Pepsi's competition is clear in soft-drink war. Coke settles bias lawsuit for $192.5M. Deal puts Reinemund on the fast track
Abstracts: Perceived nursing work environment of critical care nurses. Mapping the field: A biometric analysis of the research utilization literature in nursing
Abstracts: Percentage game. Levy brakes. No savings grace
Abstracts: Peregrine to shed three parts plants in bid to survive. Kingsway acquires U.S. holding firm. Rumours send Midland to new high
Abstracts: Perfectly natural. French polish. A month of mondo madness
Abstracts: Perils of home: abductions by parents far outstrip those by strangers. Streets of hate
Abstracts: Perks of power: pressure mounts for cutbacks in the benefits available to Canada's elected representatives. An action plan for Canada
Abstracts: Perks of power: pressure mounts for cutbacks in the benefits available to Canada's elected representatives. part 2
Abstracts: Permutations Push Oreo Far Beyond Cookie Aisle. Horse Trading for a Venture in China. Amid Talk of Deal With I.B.M., Lenovo of China Sheds Some Obscurity
Abstracts: Persian Gulf spill. Persian Gulf war. Is $1 billion sufficient payment for the Exxon Corp.'s role in the Exxon Valdez oil spill?
Abstracts: Personal computers may soon add TV's beauty. When I.B.M.'s big guns won't do. New Apple chip in challenge to Intel
Abstracts: Personal computers; software to make life a bit easier. Forecasting tools for the novice. Some sound advice on taking it along
Abstracts: Personality clashes blight modern Labor. Labor's Gang of Nix. Australia One's motley crew
Abstracts: Personal organizers are multiplying. Spreading the word on mobile messaging. When I.B.M.'s big guns won't do
Abstracts: Personal professors, pupils and pitfalls. Class act for home or school is updated. Handling personal data
Abstracts: Peter Beattie: premier. Peter Wellington. Bob Carr
Abstracts: Peter Costigan, Mayor. Hawke, the dove. Peter Cosgrove: Chief of the Army
Abstracts: Peter Lougheed answers Pierre Trudeau; the former Alberta premier says that Quebec must be brought back into the fold
Abstracts: Peter Munk: a dreamer who became a king. A promising new native project. Building the world's largest luxury chain
Abstracts: Peter Saul: futurist. Schmuel Moyal: Israeli ambassador. Professor Gerard Sutton
Abstracts: Peter Ustinov's tapestry of names. Mulroney's farewell embarrassment. Bottoms up: there are volunteers
Abstracts: Petro-Canda sells seven gas properties. Gulf acquires Crestar for $1.6-billion. Samson scoops up another oil firm
Abstracts: Petrocan has global designs on booming LNG. Petrocan in talks with Russians to set up new LNG partnership. Petrocan shuts refinery faced with retooling
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