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July 28, 2001
• Sicilians Work to Divert Mount Etna's Lava Flow
• Feeling Fit: Travelers Select Hotels With Fitness Opportunities
• How Can Americans Avoid the West Nile Virus?
• Powell Meets With Chinese President
• What is Next for U.S.-China Relations?
• Police Build Psychological Profile of Levy
• Program Helps Kids Have Fun at the Beach
• Mount Etna Continues to Erupt
• Brazill Defense Pleased With Sentence
• Friend of Rabin Assassin Granted Pardon
• Powell Meets With Chinese President
• Condit Scandal Continues


July 21, 2001
• Weekend Marks Route 66's 75th Anniversary
• Can an Invention Stop Storms Before They Start?
• Reporter's Notebook: G8 Summit Protests
• Are Concerns Over Globalization Justified?
• Media Continues to Swirl Around Condit
• Protesters Continue to Clash With Police Near G8 Summit
• Magic Johnson Continues to Amaze
• Feeling Fit: Meeting Dietary Needs on Airlines
• Second Shark Attack Confirmed in Florida
• G8 Summit Proceeds as Scheduled Despite Protests
• Cheney Could be Condit Alibi
• People Still Turn Out for James Taylor Tours
• Flood Devastates Eastern India
• Airlock Installation Complete on International Space Station
• Threat of Violence Looms at G8 Summit


July 14, 2001
• World's Largest Sand Castle Created in Holland
• Reporter's Notebook: The Chandra Levy Disappearance
• Olympics Have History of Mixing Politics, Sports
• Does Human Rights Record Make China an Unfit Olympics Host?
• U.S. Applauds Deportation of Convicted Chinese Spy
• Pentagon Picks up Pace of Missile Defense Testing
• Police Continue Search for Chandra Levy
• Queen Elizabeth's Trip Features Centuries-Old Traditions
• Feeling Fit: Summer Exercise Tips
• Plan Helps People Control Futures of 401(k)s
• Ask CNN: Do New Elements Exist in Space?
• Doctors Express Optimism for Shark Attack Victim
• Will Hosting Olympics Positively Impact China?
• Condit Remains in Media Spotlight
• Nantucket Home Hits Market at $54 Million
• Septuplets Remain in Critical Condition
• Summit Hopes to Ease Tensions Between India, Pakistan


July 07, 2001
• Should Gary Condit Speak About Missing Intern?
• Recent Deaths Fuel NASCAR Safety Debate
• President Attempts to Recast Self As in Touch With Everyday People
• D.C. Police Likely to Interview Condit Again in Missing Intern Case
• Business Campers Learn the Ropes of Wall Street
• Tornado Strikes Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
• American Businessman Attempt to Return Dog Tags Found in Vietnam
• Six Gored in Annual Running of the Bulls in Pamplona
• Florida Businessmen Stumble Upon Lost Dog Tags in Vietnam


June 30, 2001
• Feeling Fit: The Right Exercise for Your Body Type
• Will Interactive TV Allow Invasion of Privacy?
• Emigration From Cuba is Problematic
• NASA Mission Could Give Glimpse of Early Universe
• Ask CNN: Who Was the First Black Woman to Win Wimbledon?
• U.S. Government Prevents Human Cloning Research
• Bush Meets With Japanese Prime Minister
• Cheney About to Undergo Heart Study
• Reporter's Notebook: Health Care Legislation, Human Cloning
• Raelian Researchers Hope to Clone Humans
• Bush, Koizumi Meet at Camp David
• Food and Drug Administration Cracks Down on Cloning Efforts
• Cheney at Hospital for Heart Tests
• Violence Again Disrupts Mideast Peace Efforts
• Government Cracks Down on Human Cloning Efforts
• Cheney to Check Into Hospital Within an Hour


June 23, 2001
• Feeling Fit: Homemade Cereal Eases Menopause Symptoms
• Woman Made Famous for Finding Encryption Algorithm
• Vigil Brings Support From Yates' Neighbors
• Details Slowly Leak From Yates Murder Case
• Reporter's Notebook: The Yates Murders
• Tools for Managing Personal Debt
• Vigil Held to Support Yates Family
• U.S. Fleet in Persian Gulf Remains on High Alert
• Now Showing: `The Fast and the Furious,' Dr. Doolittle 2'
• Houston Holds Vigil for Slain Children


June 16, 2001
• Andy Griffith Honored in North Carolina
• Reporter's Notebook: The Bush, Putin Meeting
• Hanssen May Have Spied Longer Than Previously Thought
• Breakthroughs Not Expected in Bush, Putin Meeting
• Better Golf Through Technology
• Elvis Impersonator Helps Capture Thief
• Grading Bush's European Tour
• Expectations Low for First Bush, Putin Meeting
• Bush to Have First Meeting With Putin


June 09, 2001
• Prescription Drug Costs Drive Some to Mexico
• Texas Fights Flash Floods
• Reporter's Notebook: Bush Prepares for Trip to Europe
• Reporter's Notebook: The McVeigh Execution
• Bush Prepares for Trip to Europe
• Japan Mourns Victims of School Massacre
• Preparing for the McVeigh Execution
• Emergency Unit Combats Flooding in Texas
• Feeling Fit: The Dangers of Energy Drinks
• Study Finds Most Students Experience Teasing
• Rio Grande Sucked Dry for Irrigation, Industry
• Next-Generation Cars Will Battle Gas Guzzlers


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