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Abstracts: A quest for truth: sex slavery issue affects ties with Asian nations. Woes in wonderland
Abstracts: A question of balance. An old, old question. The balance of power
Abstracts: A question of balance: case studies in strategic knowledge management. Knowledge webs and generative relations: a network approach to developing competencies
Abstracts: A question of character: Bill Clinton's ethical sloppiness may not worry voters, it should. At last, the real race begins
Abstracts: A question of class. Academics in the Alps. What are student education and educational related needs?
Abstracts: A question of confidence; investors seek more transparency to boost the economy. A matter of confidence
Abstracts: A question of design. Architects are specifying slate for more and more projects across the country. Steel rhythms
Abstracts: A question of independence. A new Italian job for Sutcliffe. Profile Peter Shaw Imperial Chemical Industries
Abstracts: A question of jobs. On a roll. Double whammy
Abstracts: A question of leadership. Getting the measure of trade. The priming of Mickey Kantor
Abstracts: A question of preference. Trade winds. GATT will build the World
Abstracts: A question of trust: South Korean funds need bail-out after buying binge. Conspicuous errors
Abstracts: A question to Tony Blair: will your government be an elective dictatorship? Don't do it, Tony
Abstracts: A quick fix for planning? Tipping the balance. Planning changes up a gear
Abstracts: A quick killing: plot thickens in struggle for Philippine Airlines. Baling out: battle over Philippine Airlines takes surprise turn
Abstracts: A quiet joke at your expense. Your papers please. Quiet, please
Abstracts: A quiet sort of plunder. Hard to stop. The comfort of commodity risk
Abstracts: A quiet sort of plunder. Pension-fund robbers. Soft commissions, hard to drop
Abstracts: Arab autocracy for ever? The Islamic threat. Chance for a clampdown
Abstracts: Arabian kerchiefs and veils from the Czech Republic. Czech Republic: The most meaningful firms in other services in 1998
Abstracts: Arabs tiptoe to democracy. The arguments that won't wash. Anniversary blues: Russia
Abstracts: A radical but simple solution for a British Council HQ. Essex man: The next generation. Changing places
Abstracts: Arafat designee accepts post as Palestinian premier. Arafat's popularity surges after Israeli threat. Arafat selects ally to fill security post
Abstracts: Arafat's tricky descent from his UDI deadline. Arafat's half-welcoming hand. Be coherent, Dahlan tells Arafat
Abstracts: A rainbow of revolution: Italy. Letting off steam. Vox populi
Abstracts: Aral controls 10% of the Czech fuel market. Benzina SP starts liquidation. PKN wants to expand
Abstracts: A rare glimpse. Wired money. Strains between close fiends
Abstracts: A rarity in Singapore. Strong story in Singapore: Natsteel Electronics still favored despite surge. Sinar Mas rides to rescue of Amcor with big bailout
Abstracts: A raw deal for commodities. After the deluge. The last, best deluge? Commodities
Abstracts: ARBL POSTS 106% RISE IN NET, TO PAY 45% DIVIDEND ARBL TO PUMP IN Rs3 CR TO EXPAND OUTER COVER CAPACITY. CMP BATTERIES TO BUY 23.8% IN TUDOR INDIA
Abstracts: ARBL POSTS 106% RISE IN NET, TO PAY 45% DIVIDEND INDO NATIONAL POWERS SHAREHOLDERS WITH 1:1 BONUS LAKHANPAL NATIONAL-MATSUSHITA: NOW USING GREY CELLS
Abstracts: ARB remit set to expand to protect 'duped' public. Upgrade or else? Fighting fire
Abstracts: ARB take note: courtesy costs nothing. All set for take-off. Take me out to the ballpark...
Abstracts: ARB take note: courtesy costs nothing. Money for nothing. Josephine Preston Reynolds 1919-97: A memorial note
Abstracts: Arcadia's sales data show its recovery is well under way. Like-for-like sales at U.K. retailers rose 5.7% in June
Abstracts: Arcane laws severely distort property market in Bombay, escalating cost for foreign firms. Pakistan's fragile finances almost tripped on the slow, rocky road of economic reforms
Abstracts: Arcelor holders urged to vote against buyback. Clearstream posts strong results for first full year. Bond offerings surge in Europe
Abstracts: ArcelorMittal seeks to buy rest of Brazilian unit. Bollore gains ground in Havas board fight. Arcelor pushes against China's bar on big steelmaker stakes
Abstracts: ArcelorMittal's net rises 50% on strong demand for steel. Tata Steel profit advances 8.2%. Corus Group PLC
Abstracts: Arcelor pushes against China's bar on big steelmaker stakes. Mittal to invest $8.7 billion in one or two plants in India
Abstracts: Arcelor raises bid to $4.2 billion for Canadian steelmaker Dofasco. Dofasco attracts bid of $4.1 billion by ThyssenKrupp
Abstracts: Arcelor raises bid to $4.2 billion for Canadian steelmaker Dofasco. part 2 Arcelor's chief blasts Mittal as ruthless corporate raider
Abstracts: Arcelor's chief blasts Mittal as ruthless corporate raider. Titans of steel pursue the niche players: small specialty firms are ripe for takeovers amid push to expand
Abstracts: Arcelor's earnings rise as steelmaker cuts costs. Agfa-Gevaert NV. Agfa posts net loss, mostly on imaging, graphics segments
Abstracts: Arcelor to fortify steelmaking might with Turkish deal. Arcelor tops bid by ThyssenKrupp to buy Dofasco. Arcelor offers $3.8 billion in hostile bid for Dofasco
Abstracts: ARCHIES GREETINGS AND GIFTS: GREETABLE PERFORMANCE ARCHIES GREETINGS AND GIFTS - PHENOMENAL PERFORMANCE. SERVING MOODS AND TICKLING HEARTS - ARCHIES GREETINGS AND GIFTS
Abstracts: Architect among engineers. Under-rating research?: the UK's architecture schools are hoping the importance of design will be recognised in the next grant-related Research Assessment Exercise
Abstracts: Architect in the House: after 33 years as the only architect MP, Sydney Chapman relishes the prospect of a period in opposition
Abstracts: Architect of 9/11 attacks envisioned 10-plane plot: Al Aqeda's first plans had targets on U.S. West Coast; bin Laden scaled it back
Abstracts: Architects appeal. Planning meltdown. The price of planning
Abstracts: Architects first. Victory in our sites. Good design key to planning vision
Abstracts: Architects learn lessons from CTC design challenge. Casting light on Nordic design. Sense of identity: John Sorrell has six more months to run as chairman of the Design Council, just one of the bodies where he has helped to bring a recognition of the importance of good design into the political mainstream
Abstracts: Architects worried by harsh interpretation of Warne. Profession divided by its reactions to implications of Warne Report
Abstracts: Architectural drawings and sketchbooks on display. The Bermondsey irregular. Buried beneath the street
Abstracts: Architecture schools face looming recruitment 'crisis'. Designs on property: commercial reality is the watchword of Valerie Owen, head of the architecture division of real-estate adviser Jones Lang Wootton
Abstracts: Architecture with a humanitarian conscience. Brits show Venetian class. Irish David beats Goliaths - again
Abstracts: Arcor Bon O Bon Chocolate - new country. Wrigley's Extra Xylitol Sweetmint Sugarfree Gum; Strawberry. Lakerol Giants Sugarfree Pastilles - New Country
Abstracts: Arcor explores potential acquisitions to challenge Deutsche Telekom. T-Online expects web-portal gains (T-Online International AG)
Abstracts: Arcor Rocklets Crock Candy. Suikerspin Cotton Candy. Texass Mints Candy
Abstracts: Arcuk future in the balance. Fire safety. Bridging the Atlantic
Abstracts: A real alternative to the hassles of a float? A good deal of knowledge. Election promises
Abstracts: A real breakthrough? Myopic: German trade unions. Odd men in: German jobs
Abstracts: AREA UNDER COTTON SHRINKS IN NORTHERN INDIA 8% INCREASE SEEN IN AREA UNDER COTTON COTTON PRICES RULE HIGH DESPITE OGL, COMFORTABLE SUPPLY
Abstracts: AREA UNDER COTTON SHRINKS IN NORTHERN INDIA IT WOOD BE SUCH A GOOD IDEA POPLAR BECOMES VIABLE WOOD SOURCE
Abstracts: A rebuilding ACLC snags McOstrich. Q&A. Tony Chapman
Abstracts: A recent history of consulting from MCA archives. Outsourcing a major part of the UK consulting market. German hopes to improve on 2004 market performance
Abstracts: A recent history of consulting. Hurron responds to performance improvement and restructuring demand
Abstracts: A reception area where art and architecture merge. The need to sell architecture to the man in the street. Naval architecture
Abstracts: Are chaebol the best bet to bail out finance sector. Takefuji may step toward elite ranks. Banking industry is expected to face further turmoil
Abstracts: Are children seeing through ITC advertising regulations? Television advertising and classes of food products consumed in a paediatric population
Abstracts: A recipe for indigestion. What one man can do. Post-Jeffords
Abstracts: Are crashes catching: exchange-rate crises, once started, tend to spread. For good reasons. The last of the good times?
Abstracts: A recursive exact algorithm for weighted two-dimensional cutting. Computational issues in a stochastic finite horizon one product recovery inventory model
Abstracts: A red giant stirs. Democracy? After ten years, democracy stirs
Abstracts: A refresher on the 1930s. Democracy gets back to business. Us gauchos
Abstracts: A REFRESHING APPROACH COGNIZANT TECH TO EXPAND IN INDIA INDIA TO FEED HUNGRY AMERICAN IT INDUSTRY DESPITE SANCTIONS
Abstracts: Are generals good for you? Firmness at last. The general dictates the tune to which Pakistan will dance
Abstracts: Are Germany and its leader bouncing back? Gerhard Schroder, embattled chancellor. Schroder's woes
Abstracts: A regional approach. Slowly but surely. Paid to appear: thousands of Japanese have a job but no work
Abstracts: A region to be reckoned with. An optimistic north. MBI revival expected in 2002
Abstracts: A regression study of the number of efficient extreme points in multiple objective linear programming. Hedging effectiveness of stock index futures
Abstracts: A regulatory bargain for diversified enterprises. Risk, price regulation, and irreversible investment. The choice of technology and capital structure under rate regulation
Abstracts: Are Hofstede's and Schwartz's value frameworks congruent? Branding and the externalisation of production. Cross-cultural differences in survey response patterns
Abstracts: Are independent counsels necessary? The last mile. Gather round the trough
Abstracts: Are Japan's transparency efforts effective? Woo takes high-profile ride on 'Broken Arrow.' (action-film director John Woo)
Abstracts: Are labour markets in the UK too flexible? Japanese sub-contracting systems. Section 12: the constraints on UK fiscal policy
Abstracts: Are low P/Es a valid reason to buy stocks? With earnings shaky and inflation climbing, more declines possible
Abstracts: 'Are my breasts normal?'. Crash diets can be dangerous. Grow young - not old!
Abstracts: Arena advertising's new look. Penalty killing. Still slicing it
Abstracts: Are national stereotypes discriminating? Culture, community and networks: the hidden cost of outsourcing. Gaining advantage by 'leaking' information: informal information trading
Abstracts: Aren't city centres great? They can yet be resurrected. The geography of cool
Abstracts: A reply to Points of view. Myths about the mind: time to end some popular beliefs about how advertising works
Abstracts: Are stadiums good for you? Has Cleveland mortgaged its tomorrows? Ancient monuments: stadiums
Abstracts: A restructured and 'refreshed' Novell gets down to business. Dylex updates women's properties
Abstracts: A RESTRUCTURED NORTH AMERICAN POWER SECTOR. Mixed fortunes and changing positions. Plan to light up Central American states
Abstracts: Are the Petronas Towers an expression of things Malaysian or modified Western architecture? Does it matter? Dreary urban sprawl is nothing compared with natural wonders
Abstracts: Are the poor different? The poor and the rich. Economics focus: Averse to reality
Abstracts: Are there any phone deals? Calling cards: cheaper by the minute. Gliding through paradise
Abstracts: Are there excellent service firms, and do they perform well? Has industrial advertising become consumerized? A longitudinal perspective from the USA
Abstracts: Are there jobs women shouldn't do? Garage sales that sell. Yes, you can sell your house
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