National Post - 2012-07-24

• LET THE TRADEMARK GAMES BEGIN
• COMMENT More energy than strategy
• Syria threatens chemical weapon use
• Dumping sewage in ocean not so bad, scientists tell Victoria
• SHAW FESTIVAL SEEKS SOCIAL MEDIA CROWD.
• Ottawa can approve $15B deal or lose face with investors.
• Colorado shooting suspect appears dazed in court.
• Mcguinty puts up $12.5M for special police squad.
• Residents flee Aleppo ahead of government forces,
• Astronaut Sally Ride dies at 61
• On the brink of death
• An excruciati­ng day, and it’s only going to get worse
• FIRST NATION DIRECTOR STEPS DOWN
• Baird troubled by UN report on Eritrean ‘tax’
• WWII criminal case ‘much stronger’: experts
• Tape request a ‘stalling tactic:’ Khadr lawyers
• LEAVE YOUR GUNS AT HOME
• RIFLE CHAMPS ALLOWED AT CEREMONY
• ‘We need more people’ like Joshua Yasay
• Woman who stole $750,000 gets two years’ house arrest
• TTC bus crashes becoming routine
• Hardliners criticize Ahmadineja­d over film
• Don’t sweat the offshore stuff
• Toronto’s do-nothing gun summit
• Sport shooters vs. city hall
• A failure of leadership
• Regulation can be hazardous to your health
• Stop picking on Obama
• Thank God for atheists
• The end of scarcity
• Armoured and DANGEROUS
• Olympic refugee
• Machine gun Aaron
• SHINAN GOVANI
• ON THE RECORD
• The pains of being pure at heart
• I, too, was once repulsed by pulses
• A slim figure can be a dangerous thing to expect when you’re expecting
• BUILDING AWARENESS FOR IPF
• Refusing to give in to a rare disease
• Dedicated to helping people with IPF
• Understand­ing idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis
• HOROSCOPE
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• ‘Faultless man’ fought for human rights in Cuba
• Screenwrit­er never recovered from Belushi’s death
• Pipeline to Asia faces new hurdles
• A spark of life returns to Yellow Media
• CNOOC confident Ottawa will OK deal
• ENTREPRENE­UR
• A HARD CLIMB
• RAISING STAKE … Fairfax doubles holding in RIM.
• BIG BAD BEAR
• SPAIN FLOUNDERS
• Developing countries face tough sledding
• Clarke changes debt plan
• Telus rebuffs critics’ claims over foreign ownership
• China to gain clout in North Sea fields
• Republican urges boost of Keystone
• CHINA IN OIL PATCH
• All Nippon grounds some Dreamliner­s
• Owner puts Carquest on auction block
• WTO to probe Chinese export limits on rare earths
• A smarter planet is built on smarter analytics.
• Take a break from the market
• WHY ANALYSTS COME UP SHORT ON EARNINGS
• LOWER FUEL PRICES TO HELP LIFT AIRLINE STOCKS
• SPANISH RATE NEWS HELPS SINK TSX
• Mcdonalds drags down Dow
• Raising a startup on the Rock
• A MATCH MADE ON TRUST
• LOBBYING FOR NAME POWER
• Be cautious about EI premiums
• Make sure you mean your ad message
• Talk to your customers every day
• HOT STARTUPS
• HEAD FIRST
• Olympians may miss some fireworks
• A BIG FISH
• ELS NEVER STOPPING BELIEVING IN HIMSELF,
• TAKING AIM
• RIDING THE WAVE
• Pros and cons of Weber’s potential deal
• Fantuz ready for Rider reception
• Stampeders add veteran to bolster defence
• Time to see what Scott is made of
• Wiggins now starts to eye Olympics
• Herdman the key for soccer team
• POSPISIL GETS SOME REST AHEAD OF GAMES
• Penn State slammed with punitive measures
• OLYMPIC NOTEBOOK

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