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Monitor articles for April 19, 2001

• Child's play
• Growth of retiree gambling raises stakes
• Lies can be more fun
• Delays and destinations
• Despite protests, China too spies over Asia
• News In Brief
• Environmentalists push free trade plus sustainability
• Israel's forgotten lesson
• Visitors charm and alarm us
• From San Salvador's streets to a study program
• The Limits of
• Cuts may mean no new officers on the beat
• Coping with violence by writing
• It's the teachers, stupid
• News In Brief
• News In Brief
• News In Brief
• States wonder where all the money went
• Seeing no relief, Fed offers some
• Where life overwhelms fiction
• US and China dance with India
• How to still the warbling and beeping
• A jungle of land scams in Brazil
• A Prince Charming tale with a twist of emotional turmoil
• A Honolulu hotel for fringe sad sacks
• Court strikes down race-based challenge to districting
• A list to last a lifetime
• Playing at life
• Reporters on the Job
• A new New Yorker edges in
• Rev. Moon raising his profile
• Among young African-Americans, an intifada edge
• Russia hails breakthrough in building artificial brain
• US finds Israeli-Palestinian conflict hard to avoid
• Power Trade-Offs
• Whatever happened to Ugandan dictator Idi Amin?