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Monitor articles for November 13, 2001

• Antitrade activists face tough sell
• Correction
• No cracks in the public's resolve to fight
• Behind a boom in second-home sales
• The truth about Big Foot
• The gentle lessons of dolls
• Despite US, Afghan rebels approach Kabul
• Troubled system, radical response
• Southern tribes prove key in defeat of Taliban
• First stop for urban teachers-in-training
• Real estate's new realities
• Letters
• River towns reconnect with waterfront potential
• When Big-City Schools Flunk
• For a new kind of draft
• Krugerrands anyone? How to sell gold coins
• The four steps of coping with e-mail rumors
• To think more globally, talk more locally
• New scrutiny of South Africa's high rate of child rape
• Monitor Breakfast: Terry McAuliffe
• Long-distance connections
• Crash deals a setback to already-reeling US airlines
• Trading Up in Qatar
• The true battlefront of the 21st century: Open systems versus closed systems
• USA
• Looking ahead, Americans are rosy about economy
• A pivotal meeting for Russia, US
• World
• Wayback Machine
• Business & Finance
• Reporters on the Job
• Putin's tilt toward West raises suspicion at home
• Stimulus package: needed kick or corporate giveaway?
• New crash jolts N.Y., America
• Why real estate values may hold up in a recession
• Boulder, Colo., tops a new list of places to retire
• Fast times for financial planners