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Monitor articles for July 17, 2000

• A rock 'n' roll question: Why Seattle?
• An 'ideal' American uncle
• New Afghan generation at war
• Labor's uneasy union with Gore
• 'Gripe sites': Consumers complain in chorus, online
• Ford's green example
• News In Brief
• Indonesia's restive majority
• Taliban POWs dream of exporting their brand of Islam
• Blast off to planet Imagination
• Big Tobacco after biggest jury award
• Think you've got the right stuff to 'go virtual'?
• Slaying the Puffing Dragon
• Words Of Note
• News In Brief
• US calls on Japan to lower phone rates, boost Net access
• Creating a niche for being nice
• Home-based 'e-lancers' ride the Net's rise
• Get to work, go online, goof off
• An IRA option for the self-employed
• Keeping Track: Customer complaints
• Nature's lessons about life and laundry
• News In Brief
• I'll rent the 'green' car
• Timber helps build bridges from past to future
• Once fixer-uppers, real-estate funds shine
• Don't expect to learn history through Hollywood
• Training Police Not to Beat
• Philly gets a question mark at a bad time
• News In Brief
• Today's Story Line
• GOP hopes to capitalize on 'unfair' taxes
• Be a force of one
• You Want Service With That?
• Natural-gas prices double, but where's the furor?
• New domains proposed to serve protesters
• Market Monitor
• Workers want help with care of elderly
• Are you an Eeyore?
• Today's cartoon