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Monitor articles for January 10, 2002

• Prayer-aid for Argentina
• John Wayne and GI Jane
• Finding Visa Abusers
• 'Volunteers' seek execution to escape death row
• Bounty hunting in a land of tribal loyalists
• Strength through squabbling
• Advice for the new Afghan leader
• IRS - audit thyself
• Paper files in the towers: lost and (maybe) found
• The babbitt booster
• King Midas may have had an ivory touch, too
• Catfight ensues over case of lynx fur planted in forests
• Under the starlight, Kenya's youths taste Hollywood
• Two Lanes to Efficiency
• Très Bien, YSL
• My border collie comedian
• Where 'cease-fire' is relative
• Bush team backs a vision of fuel-cell cars
• Our reporter stumbles through a shrouded world
• USA
• Who owns what? UN tackles Kosovo housing tangle
• Apple and Microsoft strut their new stuff
• Business & Finance
• In the bookstores, seeking self-help
• We're gently spun from darkness into light
• You can't fight city hall
• A Monitor Guide to The Bestsellers
• Muslim in America
• 'Just Ask Iris'
• Minority job-seekers feel pinch of recession the hardest
• Recession saps school budgets
• World
• Letters
• etc...
• Tracking what's tops started with books
• Other nations find 'terrorist' label useful
• This time, Massachusetts promises election fireworks over top job
• In South Africa, many blacks convert to Islam
• Environment tussles return after national pall
• Reporters on the job