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Monitor articles for August 26, 1993

• The Variety of Klee At the Guggenheim
• Cambodia's Army, Now Unified, Attacks Recalcitrant Khmer Rouge
• The Denny Case
• Approval of Tough-Talking Wilson Rises
• On the Run in A Cyberpunk Future
• Yeltsin and Opponents, Finding No Agreement, Try Personal Attacks
• Author Says Governments Can't Control Economies
• Protecting Wetlands
• Arafat's Troubles Threaten PLO and Middle East Talks
• Simple Beauty, Solid Craftsmanship
• 'It's Heavier ... and Acts Weird'
• British Labour Party Adopts Growth Plan
• Bosnians Stand Firm As Serbs Make Threats
• Drucker Tells of a Revolution Half Done
• WORTH NOTING ON TV
• US Puts Pressure on China With Threat of Sanctions
• New Wetlands Policy Seen as Moderate Step
• A Basket of Food Magazines on Good Eating
• Schools Stand To Lose Their Student Loans
• Best-Worst Lists - the Downside
• Doubts Run Deep Over Alaskan Oil Spill
• School-to-Work Programs Raise Youths' Job Prospects
• US Should Work With OAS To Stabilize Chamorro Regime
• Cable TV and Broadcasters Haggle Over Program Pay
• Infinite Resources
• Angolan Strife Endangers 2 Million As Diplomacy Fails, Aid Workers Say
• My Serbs: 'How Did This Happen to Us?'
• Mars Observer Team Is Disappointed, But Puts Its All Into Saving a Key Mission
• The Electronic 'Newspapers' of the Future
• EVENTS
• Sugar Cane Growers Say NAFTA Is No Sweet Deal
• Virtual-Reality Playground Gives New Meaning to Armchair Travel
• When the Monsoon Breaks
• The Laws of August