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Monitor articles for July 24, 2002

• Tomatoes in the driver's seat
• Shifting prospects of L.A. secession bid
• Our journey begins, and begins again
• The Maine attraction beyond blueberries, lobster
• When audits get tough, firms call the cops
• Israeli attack hits peace efforts
• Etc...
• A change of place – and pace
• Business & Finance
• World
• Post-Soviet Georgia struggles to find democracy
• 'This Old House' is built frame by frame
• In Detroit, a crusade to stop child killings
• The Road More Taken
• What's happening to the American home?
• Death Penalty Fixes
• Africa's ambitions
• Reporters on the Job
• As Wall Street goes, so go world markets
• The true story of 'K-19: The Widowmaker'
• The trials of self-defense
• Young, Bosnian, and searching for a future
• Learning that 'different' can mean fun and exciting
• Letters
• Who will lead an Arab renaissance?
• Military reasserts power, casualties mount in Aceh
• Breezing through hot summer nights
• Effects of wives' employment
• Everything old is new again – even Isaac, Dora, and Bea
• Fixing baseball
• An intellectual face-off in the land of soccer
• Church of England's controversial new leader
• When Love heals grief
• USA
• A Stonehenge of the imagination