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Articles in May, 2000 issue of Economist (US), The

• Cutting off NTT.(Brief Article)
• Human genomics - The home straight.(Brief Article)
• Self-deception - Fool thyself.(Review)
• Intervention and the UN - Other men's wars.(Review)
• Ulster tries again.(Brief Article)
• Investment strategies - Contrary-wise.(Yale University endowment fund investments)(Brief Article)
• REGIONAL DIVISIONS.(international statistics on purchasing power parity)(Brief Article)
• Mikhail Kasyanov, Russia's big new wheel.(new prime minister of Russia)(Brief Article)
• Health - Consenting adults?(report and recommendations to changes in England's informed medical consent laws)(Brief Article)
• Philippines - It is not just money.(hostage crisis)(Brief Article)
• The wiring of India.
• Some baseless speculations.(the end of compiling the human genome list will mark the the beginning of efforts to interpret it)
• Safety in numbers.(economic statistics)(Brief Article)
• South Africa's president and the plague.(Brief Article)
• ECONOMY.(gross domestic product: statistics)(Brief Article)
• Guy Verhofstadt, Belgium's suitable prime minister.(Brief Article)
• The hardest act to follow.(Review)
• Malaysia - An endangered partnership.(Brief Article)
• Food for fun.(Latvian restaurateur Andrejs Zagars)(Brief Article)
• The country-club vote.(changing connections between wealth and political affiliation)(Brief Article)
• America's unfinished agenda.(poverty as public issue)(Brief Article)
• Ethiopia's and Eritrea's forgotten war, resumed.(Brief Article)
• ECONOMY.(international statistics)(Brief Article)
• Joschka Fischer, Germany's flighty foreign minister.(Brief Article)
• The void at the heart of Europe.(European Commission)(Brief Article)
• Charity shops.(Brief Article)
• Braving the Argentine thugs.(football hooligans)(Brief Article)
• Lean, mean and has-been.(corporate headquarters)(Brief Article)
• Paying for defence.(defense spending as presidential campaign issue)(Brief Article)
• A hive of industry.(industries in Cordoba, Argentina)
• Private eyes in the sky.(commercial imaging satellites )
• Europe's shrinking stockmarkets.(merger of the Frankfurt and London stock exchanges)(Brief Article)
• Brazilian capital markets - Market-makers.
• MONEY AND INTEREST RATES.(international statistics)(Brief Article)
• Britain's alleged takeover of Brussels.(European Union president Romano Prodi selects new officials from the UK)(Brief Article)
• The mobile-phone auction - Brown's bonanza.(sale of mobile phone licenses in Britain)(Brief Article)
• The perils of Guatemalan populism.(Brief Article)
• The case for the defence.(traditional banks recast themselves as online services)
• The virtual threat.(effect of the Internet on the financial-services industry)
• Retreading the boards.(revivals are Broadway theater trend)
• Under their skin.(Brief Article)
• Will journal publishers perish?(influence of Internet on scientific journals)
• Comic genius - A real grouch.(Review)
• Douglas Fairbanks, junior.(Brief Article)(Obituary)
• Islamists find another book to hate.(Brief Article)
• Asian currencies - Swapping notes.(East Asia works on cooperative currency stabilization)(Brief Article)
• STOCKMARKET CONCENTRATION.(international statistics)(Brief Article)
• Serbia - Opposition stirs.(Brief Article)
• The local elections.(analysis of election results from Great Britain)
• The Tamil Tigers close in.(Sri Lanka)(Brief Article)
• Inventing broadbandcasting.(Brief Article)
• IOU H2O.(Rio Grande treaty)(Brief Article)
• For Palestine, bring in Solomon.(peace agreement progress slows as neither Ehud Barak nor Yasser Arafat is bargaining from a strong position)
• Less-suspicious Switzerland.(opening to European Union)(Brief Article)
• German investment banking - Down but not out.(Brief Article)
• STOCKMARKETS.(Brief Article)
• Italy - Old habits die hard.(Brief Article)
• The economy - What goes up.(Brief Article)
• Taiwan and China - Being polite to mother.(Brief Article)
• Study leave.(St Gallen University management conference)(Brief Article)
• Louisiana politics - Les bons temps ne roulent plus.(Gov. Edwin Edwards convicted of corruption)(Brief Article)
• Greg's glasnost.(British Broadcasting Corporation Ltd. director-general Greg Dyke)(Brief Article)
• American investing - Feelings are no longer mutual.(US mutual funds)(Brief Article)
• PENSION FUNDS.(international statistics)(Brief Article)
• Politics this week.(Brief Article)
• Greg's big ideas.(Greg Dyke)(Company Profile)
• Colombia plumbs new depths.(Brief Article)
• Advertising - Crossing Rubicam.(collapse of planned merger between Young & Rubicam and WPP)(Brief Article)
• Cement for society.(rebuilding Argentina's institutions)
• The limits to management.(corporate finance in Argentina)(Brief Article)
• Pham Van Dong.(Brief Article)(Obituary)
• Go for it - Europe needs more immigrants.(Brief Article)
• European stock exchanges.(merger between London Stock Exchange and Deutsche Borse)(Brief Article)
• ROAD DEATHS.(international statistics)(Brief Article)
• Business this week.(mergers and acquisitions in Europe)(Brief Article)
• Life under King Ken.(Ken Livingstone as mayor of London, England)
• Progress and pitfalls in Brazil's public finances.
• Virtual rivals.(Internet banks)
• The longest "headache" ever.(research indicates bdelloid rotifers are asexual)(Brief Article)
• Internet - The power of speech.(Brief Article)

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