Budapest Week - Volume 4 / Number 31

October 06-12, 1994

/ Morten Krøgholt
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/ Lucy Mallows
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Conflict erupts over constitutional changes in new municipal law
/ Tibor Szendrei
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/ David Fondler
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You won't see this in stores any more, as tainted paprika now permeats the market.
/ Tamás Magyar
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/ David Fondler
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/ Kester J. Eddy
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At the PM's request, business, labor and government knock heads on how to fix the ailing economy.
/ Simon Evans
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/ Simon Evans
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Opinion -> Analysis
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Vladimir Meciar's election triumph may delay Slovakia's integration into Europe.
/ Adam LeBor
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Opinion -> Editorial
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No 24: The English teacher
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The annual Media Boat ride is a sign that journalistic principle is giving way to chumminess.
/ Christopher Condon
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/ Pierre Jeronimo
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/ G. Lentiez
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/ Helen Toth
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/ Hakeem Babalola
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Features -> Cover Story
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The computer revolution is completing the work of the political one in Eastern Europe.
/ Rick E. Bruner
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About Town -> Connected. A computer supplement to Budapest Week , Features -> Information Highway
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/ Owen Matthews
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About Town -> Connected. A computer supplement to Budapest Week , Features -> Game Wizardry
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A Hungarian company leads the way in computer-aided design.
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About Town -> Connected. A computer supplement to Budapest Week , Features -> Hungarian Ingenuity
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/ Morten Krøgholt
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About Town -> Connected. A computer supplement to Budapest Week , Features -> Hungarian Ingenuity
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Internet, the global computer communications network, is set to revolutionize our lives.
/ Jeff Gailus
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About Town -> Connected. A computer supplement to Budapest Week , Features -> The Net
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/ Morten Krøgholt
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Features -> Computer Exhibition , About Town -> Connected. A computer supplement to Budapest Week
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/ Desmond McGrath
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About Town -> Connected. A computer supplement to Budapest Week , Features -> Trends
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A laptop is the ultimate fashion accessory and you can even plan management buy-outs on it.
/ László Limbó
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/ Kate Carlisle
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About Town -> Eating Out
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/ István Miklósfai
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About Town -> Week's Picks
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/ Bob Cohen
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About Town -> Week's Picks
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/ István Miklósfai
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/ Dork Zygotian
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Opinion -> Columnists
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Sarajevo finds that peace does not come easily. Or quietly. Or at all.
/ Owen Matthews
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Opinion -> Columnists
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/ Lynda Barry
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Culture -> Ernie Pook's Comeek by Linda Barry
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