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Monitor articles for July 09, 1997

• After the Floods, Yosemite's Summer Scenery Still Beckons
• Trek to Mars Introduces NASA's Next Generation
• One Senator Who Stands Out From the Pack
• Growing a New NATO
• Mexico's Breakthrough
• The Web Washes Over Cuba, but Surfers Still Few
• Jean-Luc Godard Stages Return to US Screens
• Wind Chimes
• Join Europe's Club? Slovakia Shrugs
• News In Brief
• 'Gateway' Communities Gear Up With Full-Service Resorts
• As the World Shrinks, So Do Prices on International Calls
• Brazilians Blur Line Between Real Life And the Soaps
• Annika Sorenstam: Golf's 'Tigress' Sets Sights on US Open
• Companies Brake Political Gravy Train
• The New Boss in the New Workplace - It's You
• NAFTA Set to Head South, Beyond Mexico
• Minivans Drive US Mail Into the 21st Century
• Of Hens, History, and Wimbledon
• Immortal - Moment by Moment
• An Apology Long Overdue
• An Author's Midlife Search for Self and Nation
• US and China Talk Environment, Not Just Trade
• The Sweet Strains Of Summer, Finally Heard
• Scoring a Field Is Soccer's Biggest Goal
• Democratic India Versus Disciplined China
• Italians Find New Ways to Talk With Their Hands
• Godard Revival Spreads to CD
• US Skirts Embargo to Open Lines
• US Efforts Leave Terrorists With Fewer Places to Hide
• Coaching Professional Athletes on How to Massage the Media
• Soap Opera As Persuader Of Millions