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Monitor articles for January 07, 2002

• January often a kind month for investors
• Bull: Market momentum now builds
• The euro, sliding vs. US dollar, rolls out
• Israeli checkpoints take on new permanency
• USA
• A lakeview lot, a dream deferred, a 20-year lawsuit
• Epiphanies, then and now
• Argentina braces for currency fall
• Redistricting abuses voter trust
• Ten largest funds beat the S&P 500
• More workers now opt for pension plans
• Letters
• The good, bad, and unfinished
• Keeping Track: stock-fund resurgence
• Top 2002 issue: tax cut vs. deficit
• Reporters on the Job
• Congress, on Bended Knee
• Japan's economic 'High Noon'
• Bear: Sluggish consumers, global woes will add drag
• To buy low, look abroad - with care
• World
• Business & Finance
• New study says stock values now have room to rise
• Self-help key in new era of financial rescue
• How many parents can a baby have?
• We're drawn to vintage vacuums
• Granny taught me the thrill of thrift
• Spectrum in winter
• Which way next?
• etc...
• Yanking Terrorism's Roots
• Reallocating the holdings of an elderly parent
• A revival of public religion - on Capitol Hill