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Monitor articles for October 30, 2000

• Ivory Coast, Take Two
• News In Brief
• News In Brief
• Nader's voters: steadfast ... or switchable?
• In search of a mutual fund that avoids Uncle Sam
• Last day with no human in space?
• Ivory Coast's people choose a new leader, a la Yugoslavia
• He spent, She spent
• News In Brief
• Like gold
• A chip off the old joke block
• Academics, not candidates, exchange fire on guns
• Taking time off to hit the voting booth
• What it really means when they ask ...
• No substitute for the real thing
• What it takes to be a hot salesperson
• Russia is on the right track
• Keeping Track: Japanese bankruptcies
• Economy slowing to merely 'normal'
• Today's Story Line
• Market Monitor
• Rental-car customers stuck in a traffic jam of fees
• Small-time investors turn to the pros
• Staking Social Security
• The fork in Mideast peace path
• In anthem search, Russia looks 'back to the USSR'
• In Hollywood, it's not just the actors who lie about age
• Are mortgage lenders sitting on your money?
• Court confronts issue of treatment for sex offenders
• (Very) small change, but worth big bucks
• Testy over school tests
• I love the verbs
• A pint-sized, big success
• News In Brief
• The 'better half'is working harder
• Shutterbugs on the Web
• It took a village to save their children