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(NYT14) MARATHON, Greece -- July 29, 2001 -- OLY-MARATHON-2 -- The marathon occupies a special place for the organizers of the Athens Olympics in the...

(NYT8) NEW YORK -- July 29, 2001 -- OUTDOOR-MOVIES -- The suburban drive-in movie theater may long be gone, but with few things being sweeter in summe...

(NYT8) NEW YORK -- July 29, 2001 -- OUTDOOR-MOVIES -- The suburban drive-in movie theater may long be gone, but with few things being sweeter in summe...

(NYT5) NEW YORK -- July 29, 2001 -- SATELLITE-RADIO-MEDIA -- Joseph S. Capobianco, left, the programming chief of Sirius Satellite Radio, with an affi...

(NYT3) NEW YORK -- July 29, 2001 -- WRITERS-ON-WRITING -- The novelist Shashi Tharoor, whose new work, "Riot," is to be published in September. Tharoo...

(NYT3) NEW YORK -- July 28, 2001 -- COLLEGE-SPORTS-BACKLASH -- Professors and presidents at a number of large universities with big-time sports progra...

(NYT10) NEW YORK -- July 28, 2001 -- HUMAN-RESEARCH-REVIEW -- Many question why, in the era of transgenic mice and computer modeling of molecules, we...

(NYT5) LOGBOGBA, Ivory Coast -- July 28, 2001 -- IVORYCOAST-CHILD-LABOR-1 -- The story is all too common in West and central Africa: children leave th...

(NYT6) SINFRA, Ivory Coast -- July 28, 2001 -- IVORYCOAST-CHILD-LABOR-2 -- The story is all too common in West and central Africa: children leave thei...

(NYT7) SEDOUDOUGOU, Ivory Coast -- July 28, 2001 -- IVORYCOAST-CHILD-LABOR-3 -- The story is all too common in West and central Africa: children leave...

(NYT8) SEDOUDOUGOU, Ivory Coast -- July 28, 2001 -- IVORYCOAST-CHILD-LABOR-4 -- The story is all too common in West and central Africa: children leave...

(NYT11) PETIT TIEME, Ivory Coast -- July 28, 2001 -- IVORYCOAST-CHILD-LABOR-5 -- The story is all too common in West and central Africa: children leav...

(NYT4) LONDON -- July 28, 2001 -- LONDON-SUBWAYS -- Prime Minister Tony Blair's government fired Robert R. Kiley 11 days ago from a job it had given h...

(NYT1) FORT A.P. HILL, Va. -- July 28, 2001 -- SCOUTS-GAYS-1 -- Boy Scouts at a scuba diving class at their 2001 jamboree, the first since the Supreme...

(NYT2) FORT A.P. HILL, Va. -- July 28, 2001 -- SCOUTS-GAYS-2 -- "Politics really isn't my main concern," said Patrick McCammond, 17, of Moorhead City,...

(NYT9) EAST NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana -- July 28, 2001 -- SEGREGATION-TODAY-REVIEW -- The waves of immigration to the United States over the last 20 year...

(NYT12) WAINSCOTT, N.Y. -- July 28, 2001 -- WRITING-MOTHERS-1 -- The Penrose Women's Artist Colony is a creative approach to a dilemma that women tryi...

(NYT13) WAINSCOTT, N.Y. -- July 28, 2001 -- WRITING-MOTHERS-2 -- The Penrose Women's Artist Colony is a creative approach to a dilemma that women tryi...

(NYT5) DODGE CITY, Kansas -- ADV. FOR SUN., JULY 29 -- ABOUT-CARS-AVALANCHE -- The 2002 Chevrolet Avalanche is a cross between pickup and sport utilit...

(NYT14) HAWTHORNE, N.Y. -- July 27, 2001 -- CELL-THERAPY-2 -- Acorda Therapeutics based in Hawthorne, N.Y., is developing treatments for spinal cord i...

(NYT17) HAWTHORNE, N.Y. -- July 27, 2001 -- CELL-THERAPY-3 -- Ron Cohen, chief executive of Acorda Therapeutics, which is developing treatments for sp...

(NYT16) LOS ANGELES -- July 27, 2001 -- CHERKASKY-LAPD -- Former New York prosecutor, Michael G. Cherkasky, 51, is trying to bring real change to the...

(NYT6) UNDATED -- July 27, 2001 -- CIR-BARCODE -- The Skannerz captures virtual monsters from an everyday bar code and pits them against each other. A...

(NYT1) NEW YORK -- July 27, 2001 -- ADV. FOR SUN., JULY 29 -- INVEST-CUBE -- Since its 1999 debut on the American Stock Exchange, investors have pumpe...

(NYT9) JERUSALEM -- July 27, 2001 -- ISRAEL-SHOOTING -- Family members of Ronen Landau, a 17-year-old high school student killed by Palestinian gumen...

(NYT9) JERUSALEM -- July 27, 2001 -- ISRAEL-SHOOTING-2 -- Shmuel Landau, left, is embraced by his eldest son and wife Michal, center, while mourning t...

(NYT8) NEW YORK -- July 27, 2001 -- -- ADV. FOR SUN., JULY 29 -- MADONNA-TICKETS -- Madison Square Garden was a festive, sold-out mess on Wednesday ni...

(NYT4) UNDATED -- July 27, 2001 -- ADV. FOR SUN., JULY 29 -- MY-FIRST-JOB-EINHORN-B&W -- Walter Einhorn, the president and chief executive of Sunrock...

(NYT7) WASHINGTON -- July 27, 2001 -- PATIENT-RIGHTS -- As President Bush continues negotiations with Congress on the patients rights bill, Rep. Greg...

(NYT18) WASHINGTON -- July 27, 2001 -- PATIENT-RIGHTS-2 -- As President Bush continues negotiations with Congress on the patients rights bill, Rep. Er...

(NYT2) LONDON -- July 27, 2001 -- ADV. FOR SUN., JULY 29 -- PRET-A-MANGER -- Pret-a-Manger (Ready to Eat), a fast food chain founded in Britain, sold...

(NYT9) **SUBBING FOR SPELLING IN PHOTOG'S NAME** -- JERUSALEM -- July 27, 2001 -- ISRAEL-SHOOTING -- Family members of Ronen Landau, a 17-year-old hig...

(NYT12) SKOPJE, Macedonia -- July 27, 2001 -- WOMEN-TRAFFICKING -- Across the Balkans, tens of thousands of women have been caught up by a network of...

(NYT24) NEW YORK -- July 26, 2001 -- OBIT-LOWERY -- Robert O. Lowery, New York City's first black fire commissioner who served at a time when arson-fu...

(NYT4) WASHINGTON -- July 26, 2001 -- BUSH-CODETALKERS -- President Bush and House Speaker Dennis Hastert, R-Ill, next to Bush, observes a moment of s...

(NYT7) DULLES INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT -- July 26, 2001 -- CHINA-SCHOLAR-RETURN -- Following a five-and-a-half month ordeal in Chinese jails, U.S.-based...

(NYT6) NEW YORK -- July 26, 2001 -- CITY-FISHING -- A very grey and overcast day in New York on Thursday did not put a damper on 4-year-old Jonathan L...

(NYT8) WASHINGTON -- July 26, 2001 -- HOUSE-ASSESS -- No one has gone to the mat more for President Bush than J. Dennis Hastert, the burly, low-key H...

(NYT21) NETANYA, Israel -- July 26, 2001 -- ISRAEL-NETANYA -- The Sharon Mall in Netanya, Israel, has seen business decline sharply since a suicide bo...

(NYT17) SKOPJE, Macedonia -- July 26, 2001 -- MACEDONIA -- Macedonia pulled back again Thursday from the brink of a wider war after top western diplom...

(NYT18) NEPROSTENO, Macedonia -- July 26, 2001 -- MACEDONIA-2 -- Since Sunday, tensions had risen considerably in Macedonia, as thousands have fled fl...

(NYT19) NEPROSTENO, Macedonia -- July 26, 2001 -- MACEDONIA-3 -- Since Sunday, tensions have risen considerably in Macedonia, as thousands have fled...

(NYT20) NEPROSTENO, Macedonia -- July 26, 2001 -- MACEDONIA-4 -- Since Sunday, tensions have risen considerably in Macedonia, as thousands of Macedon...

(NYT10) NEW YORK -- July 26, 2001 -- NY-OUTDOOR-SCULPTURE -- What is outdoor sculpture? Judging from the array of art on the streets, in the parks a...

(NYT25) NEW YORK -- July 26, 2001 -- NY-POLICE-LOUIMA -- New York City Detective Eric Turetzky emerged as a chief witness against two officers ultima...

(NYT15) NEW YORK -- July 26, 2001 -- SCHUMER-BIKE -- With a smile as big as Brooklyn, Sen. Charles E. Schumer, 50, D-N.Y., wheels through neighborhoo...

(NYT16) NEW YORK -- July 26, 2001 -- SCHUMER-BIKE-2 -- With a smile as big as Brooklyn, Sen. Charles E. Schumer, 50, D-N.Y., wheels through neighborh...

(NYT14) NEW YORK -- July 26, 2001 -- SLUMP-AD-COLUMN -- The national advertising economy has been bumping along the bottom far longer than industry ex...

(NYT22) NEW YORK -- July 26, 2001 -- TIMES-APPPOINT -- Gerald M. Boyd, a deputy managing editor of The New York Times for the past four years, will be...

(NYT23) NEW YORK -- July 26, 2001 -- TIMES-APPPOINT-2 -- Gerald M. Boyd, a deputy managing editor of The New York Times for the past four years, will...