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Monitor articles for November 06, 1995

• My Daughter, Finding Her Way
• Russian Democracy Survives a Wobbly Week
• A Clash of Cultures Inflates The Daiwa Bank Scandal
• Religious Liberty on Trial in Texas
• Life in the 'Auld' Country And the New
• US Analysts Say Echoes Likely From Bank Crisis
• FCC Head Fights for Quality TV
• Acadians Find Key to Harmony Between French and English
• Woman Photographer Once Overshadowed By Famous Mentor Achieves Recognition
• At the End, the Arch Rivals Were Friends
• The Time Is Fulfilled
• An Artist And His Portrait Of a Model As a Young Girl
• Business Increases Its Share In US-European Relations
• Space Station Controversy
• World Honors a Shepherd of Peace, Players Vow to Keep Rabin's Legacy
• Stars Are Born
• Gary Voters Refuse to Play Race Card in City Election
• TIGHT SECURITY SURROUNDS RELEASE OF BEATLES MUSIC
• A Warrior for Peace
• Britain Struggles With How to Stop 'Sleaze'
• Giving up Luxuries to Feed Hungry Children
• The US Ignores Africa At Its Own Peril
• Class Conflict and Race Relations in 19th Century America
• World Honors a Shepherd of Peace; Players Vow to Keep Rabin's Legacy
• Imagination and Innocence: A Child's Perspective on Life
• Donkey
• Publisher Puts Acadia Back Into History Text
• Rabin's Career
• Negotiations Continue To Free Monitor Writer Held by Bosnian Serbs
• Night in Nigeria
• News In Brief
• San Francisco On Fence In High-Drama Race