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Monitor articles for December 03, 2001

• Enron's End Run
• A squeeze on Taliban, bin Laden
• Paper-string symbols of freedom fill Afghan skies
• Monitor Breakfast: Mitchell Daniels
• Gifts kids won't expect
• Fox falls short on tall pledges
• 'US v. bin Laden': Is a trial a real option?
• World
• Recession spurs talk to boost jobless benefits
• Keeping a leash on teens' acquisitions
• A poem...
• De-Promoting Smoking
• Hard work and dumpsters coax beauty from chaos
• Focus turns to Somalia in search for terrorists
• All smiles, Afghan girls go back to school
• Paris school offers primer for cyberpirates
• God bless the world
• Church seeks practical advice on a cash problem
• Women firefighters struggle for first rung
• Moms' perspectives on daughters' lives
• Keeping Track: when we spend
• Letters
• Business & Finance
• Reporters on the Job
• Bombings test Arafat's control
• America in recession: what history shows
• Ancient art unearthed
• How far can cities go in controlling protests?
• And Baby Makes ... Emperor?
• Autumn lingers just a little longer
• USA
• Florida county actually invites disaster
• 'Bankrupt' no longer means out of business
• For low-wage earners, rent money still out of reach
• Security concerns drive rise in secrecy
• George Harrison, rock pioneer
• In our new world, the spy business must change
• Hunt is on for year-end tax breaks