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Monitor articles for August 19, 2002

• Work & Money briefs
• Etc...
• Short-selling funds come up big
• Business & Finance
• Reporters on the Job
• Our horse is a very, very fine horse
• Zero Reform in Zimbabwe
• Shaving cream on my pate became icing on the cake
• Behind the Rolling Blackouts
• Iraq war to carry a high tab
• Four disparate country thoughts
• Digital copying rules may change
• Stealth Legislation
• Study: Wealthy fund investors stung by taxes
• Zimbabwe's political tool: food
• World
• Missouri's very civil war for Senate
• Broadband breakthrough
• The penalty of signing up late for Medicare
• Letters
• Move Iran outside the 'axis'
• Virus deaths spur mosquito-control efforts
• Are you truly exempt from overtime pay?
• Experts eye decline, shift in immigration
• Beating the city heat is a breeze
• Transit trouble – in many modes
• Connectivity's complications
• Baby, it's hot outside
• Support local farmers
• Women nearing retirement confront pay gap
• Almost a woman prime minister
• Police can now be drafted to enforce immigration law
• Broadband competition may face new limitations
• New details in Pearl murder could affect appeals
• US troops bring Little League to Afghanistan
• Market Monitor
• Beijing park is alive with song
• USA