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Slings and Arrows - Argentina's troubles raise questions about the wisdom of strong currency pegs./
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Murphy, Cait
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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Slings and Arrows - Don't lock out private prisons./
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Murphy, Cait
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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Slings and Arrows - How bad government feeds rage./
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Murphy, Cait
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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Slings and Arrows - Kyoto is Bushwhacked; that's okay./
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Murphy, Cait
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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Slings and Arrows - Turning America into an armed camp would simply provide those who wish us ill another victory./
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Murphy, Cait
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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Smart Is Not Enough - Stock options. Wizard geeks. The 24/7 workweek. Microsoft defined work in the Information Age. Now it is looking inward for its corporate soul./
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Gimein, Mark
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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Smart Phone Invasion - Kyocera's Smartphone combines a wireless phone with a Palm computer. It's the first of a new wave of intelligent communicators that manage voice, e-mail, the Web, and your life./
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Lewis, Peter H
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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Social Security - Candidates' plans won't ensure golden years for everyone./
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Watson, Noshua
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2000
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Software's Humble Wizard Does It Again - Ray Ozzie invented Notes, the software that inspired IBM to pay $3.5 billion for Lotus. His new program could be an even bigger deal./
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Kirkpatrick, David
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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Someone to Watch Over US - As corporate fears turn from hacks to attacks, Securitas is suddenly finding its guards in demand./
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Roth, Daniel
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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Sony's Boogie Knight - Sir Howard Stringer is on a quest. To battle the media giants, he must connect Sony's content to its magical electronics devices./
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Gunther, Marc
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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So Rich So Young-But Are They Happy? - Some are having the time of their lives. Others seem conflicted. But those in our second annual 40 Under 40 ranking can't get too comfortable: In the Internet era, megawealth can vanish as fast as it has piled up./
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BrowN, Eryn
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2000
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Sorry to Spoil the Fun - If history is any guide, stocks have much further to fall./
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Tully, Shawn
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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Soup It Up-Or Trade It In? - There are some compelling reasons to upgrade to Windows XP when it hits the market. The catch is that you may need a faster processor and more memory to run it./
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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Souvenirs of the Dot-Com Economy/
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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| 56 |
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So You Want a Girl? - A new technology lets parents order up the sex of their child. It's poised to become a big business-and a big ethical dilemma./
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Wadman, Meredith
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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| 57 |
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Spa Wars - Scouting the players in the $5 billion towel-snapping battle over who can give the best massage. Also: The Mayo Clinic doctor prescribes leaving the La-Z-Boy... Getting excited about wallpaper... Cuba doo-wop... and more./
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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SPECIAL REPORT/ America's 50 Best Companies for Minorities - Diversity Trumps the Downturn - Hiring and promoting minorities isn't optional anymore-it's essential. And there's nothing like an economic crunch to prove it./
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Kahn, Jeremy
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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Special Section / The Business Life: Doing It Right - Even in tough times, image is important. FORTUNE offers advice on the little things that say a lot about you, from how to choose the perfect wardrobe to where to get a foolproof meal and what to look for in a private jet. Plus the latest status symbols-does your dog need a shrink?/
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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Speech Therapy - Fear of public speaking can now be treated with virtualreality therapy./
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Boyle, Matthew
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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