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Monitor articles for December 02, 1999

• Last days in Panama
• News In Brief
• Tight pants? Slide under a dressing-room laser
• A tiny minority fights extinction
• News In Brief
• The Final word
• A father who put the sun first
• Arms sales: exporting US military edge?
• Pleading the Fifth
• No halting the trade juggernaut?
• My musical debut rambled a bit
• News In Brief
• Mass graves could strain US-Mexico relations
• 'Some animals are more equal than others'
• Now testing: pilotless planes to grab weather data over Pacific
• Coming: a way to introduce millions to the Monitor
• A rare painter's rare painting
• Putting Genes in Their Place
• OK, really, how does he do it?
• 'Chapter 1' of gene code spelled out
• Words Of Note
• News In Brief
• The metric system in America
• Dad baffles me with his parting words
• Keyes stakes presidential bid on moral wake-up call
• Peering into the 'event horizon' of a black hole
• Staring back into Rembrandt's face and life
• What's new?
• Bush's tax plan: long on cuts
• Today's Story Line
• Wanted in Kosovo: a little law and order
• Plumbing the depths of W.
• Why morals are declining in the US
• What's New
• Shuffling responsibility for losses onto others
• Chechnya's divisions aid Russia
• Ad for a missing American son draws 200 calls
• New findings say genetically altered corn can poison the soil
• Burying world's extra CO2 on ocean bottom
• Iran's prized, and political, nuts
• The scarlet letter isn't indelible after all
• 'A soft answer turneth away wrath'
• Safety for All Patients
• Return to Fortress America?