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Monitor articles for September 26, 2002

• A few final 'words' from our readers
• Business & Finance
• An Iraq war's economic toll
• Saturn, the gorgeous gas giant, flashes its rings
• USA
• South Africans try to 'beat' a segregated past
• Everybody loves Anne Lamott – that's the problem
• Global progress in slashing poverty
• Letters
• Arabs view US: Clumsy hegemon? Noble cop?
• In Malaysia, illegal Indonesians need not apply
• Beep beep!
• The man who dared to climb the family tree
• Speculating on change of guard in China
• System error, reboot mind
• Charities seek new infusion of old money
• Into the cold?
• World
• Monitor Breakfast
• A life that inspires spiritual journeys
• Reporters on the Job
• Privatization's bad name isn't totally deserved
• Terror on trial: Citizen detentions in the spotlight
• A woman's ideas – open to the world
• In US, a rise of violent environmental tactics
• Finding This Paper's Founder
• As fight shifts to urban Gaza, risks rise for Israel
• Catholic college takes on the church's crisis
• India faces terrorists calmly
• New complexities to Mayan demise
• Bursting at the seams isn't better