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Monitor articles for November 29, 2000

• Practicing the democracy we preach
• Knowing when to turn off the toy spigot
• News In Brief
• Readers' classics
• There will always be a need for red kettles and bell-ringers
• Legal tussling 101: The other election cases
• Toys forever
• News In Brief
• The man who saved the native wildlife of Swaziland
• Just Say Alternatives
• Prayer and the real world
• News In Brief
• Voice of a culinary master
• Nashville tuning out country music heritage
• Old controversy takes shoes to new heights
• Tempering Trade Tantrums
• Sleuthing antiques is a double-header for the Keno twins
• Excuse me, Dear, is the house burning - or is it a CD?
• The puzzling attraction
• In Seattle, Tent City reveals underside of the New Economy
• Pragmatic newcomers may smooth a divided Congress
• News In Brief
• Russia angles for bigger role in Mideast
• Today's Story Line:
• The perils of a delayed transition
• Kostunica turns to diplomacy to stop rebel invaders
• Jigsaw puzzles still lots of fun without batteries
• Take time to understand Africa
• Can Russia deliver on arms sales?
• UNESCO cleans house to invite the US back
• The earth-shaking show some never outgrow