Unfriendly skies: the fight for supremacy in the air

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Air Canada seems to be winning a four-year battle for air supremacy against Canadian Airlines International, which is struggling to survive as Air Canada thrives. Air Canada earned $149 million on revenues of $1.39 billion between Jun 30, and Sep 30, 1996.

Scheduled Airlines, Scheduled Air Transportation, Air Transportation, Scheduled, And Air Courier Services, Airlines, Market share, Air Canada, Canadian Airlines International Ltd.

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American dreamers: 'families come in all shapes and sizes.'

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Six families describe their family values and the family values espoused by the 1992 presidential candidates. They describe for whom they will vote and why in the 1992 election.

Evaluation, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Presidential candidates, Family

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The kindness of strangers

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Canadians are attempting to send humanitarian aid to people in Russia, but their efforts have been hampered by numerous bureaucratic obstacles.

Economic aspects, Russia, Economic assistance, Foreign economic assistance

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