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Monitor articles for August 30, 2001

• World
• Business & Finance
• How are your morals?
• No bumper crop of genetically altered plants
• Turnover ahead in big-city mayors' seats across US
• Hope for sustainable farming in gene-altered crops
• Australia at sea in refugee debate
• Medicine ruled a family affair
• Lifting economy: Whose job is it?
• Protecting against piracy
• Truth-telling or spin?
• The miles and smiles we logged
• With economy in idle, the heat is on Bush
• US passivity in Argentine crisis sends a bad signal
• REPORTERS ON THE JOB
• Whatever happened to...pro golfer Lee Elder
• When morals bend to personal choice
• Europe's antidrug bastion reconsiders
• Double trouble could be solved by copyrighting your DNA
• Irrational Expiation
• Book It!
• So much to tell
• What's new
• Maybe the man on the moon knows how hot global warming will get
• Israeli occupation of Beit Jala turns into battle of wills
• USA
• In India, the decline of a middle-class icon
• Radicalism reborn
• Burden of summer heat borne away on a breeze
• Detroit mayoral race: Who isn't running?
• Douglas Adams and The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Future
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• As US growth sputters, Mexicans face the 'R' word
• Microsoft still 'bullish' as ever
• Inclusive Workplaces
• A native son without a country
• Letters