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Abstracts: SOPS TO SOAPS: INDUSTRY SEES GOOD TIMES AHEAD HUES ARE PEACHES AND CREAM FOR COSMETIC SEGMENT. SHAW WALLACE FILES CRIMINAL CASE AGAINST SUPER COSMETICS
Abstracts: So quick, so easy, so delicious! Devilishly easy treats. Ready in minutes!
Abstracts: SOR Libchavy wins a tender. Galatek supplies a paint shop to Karosa. Karosa's project is Lithuania does not go on at the moment
Abstracts: SOROS TO TAKE 40% IN OSWAL UREA PLANT. OSWAL AGRO TO DIVERSIFY. OSWAL TO PUMP Rs5,150 INTO COAL-BASED UREA PLANT
Abstracts: Sorry we asked: Japan's Nagano faces an Olympic burden. The yellow man's burden: Western group wants an undeveloped Cambodia
Abstracts: `Sorry' won't heal Australia's wounds. Who Will Win the Hong Kong Vote? It's Nobody's Guess. Hong Kong's blind eye to a question of color
Abstracts: Sorting cropping systems on the basis of their impact on groundwater quality. Multicriteria analysis for agricultural resource management: a critical survey and future perspectives
Abstracts: Sorting out 3G bid terms. Asia Online plans layoffs. Asia Online cuts jobs
Abstracts: Sorting out certificates. Legal round-up. The consequences of approval
Abstracts: Sorting out Kosovo. Bombs over Belgrade, diplomatic as well as military. A new cold war?
Abstracts: Sorting out school choice. The struggle to create creativity: Japan. Teaching the teachers
Abstracts: Sort of sorry: war-apology resolution falls short, upsets many. Activism in Asia
Abstracts: SOS for an embarrassing female problem. What embarrasses men most in bed? Help for the most common female infection
Abstracts: SOS for common grilling danger. Grilling season. The 5-ingredient ultimate grilling cookbook
Abstracts: SOS for seasonal discomfort. Prevent and cure vaginitis. The private pain
Abstracts: So that's democracy? The miseries of magnetism: South Africa(stemming the flow of immigrants) The miseries of modeldom: Zambia
Abstracts: Sotheby's loss widened in the third quarter. Sotheby's reports $6.5 million loss for fourth quarter. Sotheby's loss narrowed sharply in third quarter
Abstracts: Sotheby's net falls 6%, hurt by Internet costs. Fashion trash talk is a big blog hit for the 'Fug Girls'. Sotheby's net drops 53%
Abstracts: So the elephants danced. Productivity: lost in cyberspace. The real cost of cheaper calls: company structure in Japan
Abstracts: So, to the polls. The trouble with coalitions. United for now: India
Abstracts: Soul-satisfying soups. Soups that are a meal. Outsmart the sick season ... with red bell peppers
Abstracts: Sound ideas. The love of one orangery. The L-shaped plan
Abstracts: Sounding off: vocal artist sets sights on international stardom. Realigning the stars
Abstracts: Sounding out the soffit: passive designs which us a building's thermal mass, typically exposing the slab soffit in open-plant offices, change acoustic design
Abstracts: Sounding the design drum. Selling cars with good design. Doctors working with design
Abstracts: Sounding the retreat. Take time off on a tropical island retreat. A tropical retreat
Abstracts: Sound-proof studios with a view. An outside room with a view. Light, space and award - winning joinery in a mews
Abstracts: Sounds good: Japan's Aiwa thrives even as its main market shrinks. High and dry
Abstracts: Sounds of silence: Chuan's low-key style masks returning tensions. Royal frown: king casts a rare political barb
Abstracts: Sound strategy pays off. Asian banks for sale. Asian bond investors place a premium on quality issues
Abstracts: Soup (European Markets). Canned food (European markets for canned foods). Dairy product (European Markets)
Abstracts: Soupline Fraicheur des Mers du Sud Fabric Softener. Day Soft Civilize Fabric Softener. Lenor Moonflower Fabric Softener
Abstracts: Soupline Fraicheur des Mers du Sud Fabric Softener. Downy Spring Flowers Fabric Softner. Comfort Fabric Softner
Abstracts: Soup's on as Canuck consumption continues to climb. A love of the game. NBA deal shoots for higher ratings
Abstracts: Soups you, sir. A powerful force for good. Willing and able: Despite a supposed skills shortage in the UK, many employers persist in overlooking the pool of talent on their own doorsteps - among disabled people
Abstracts: Source effects in purchase decisions: the impact of physical attractiveness and accent of salesperson. An examination of the relationship among consumer lifestyles, ethnocentrism, knowledge structures, attitudes and behavioural tendences: a comparative study in two CIS states
Abstracts: Sources sought speedily. A web of intrigue: Anti-corporate messages spread like wildfire on the internet. Internet
Abstracts: Sour grapes or fine whine. Who made this up? Positive on negative
Abstracts: Souring sentiment: riots send shudders through investors. An insurer's dream: but how long must foreign firms in China wait?
Abstracts: Sour Mercosur. No sanctuary: black politics (1). Sour politics: Germany
Abstracts: Sour taste. Feeding frenzy. Food for thought
Abstracts: Souscription Mobistar: du 23 au 29 septembre Mobistar : un site/ Mobistar en Bourse/
Abstracts: South Africa adopts plan to battle AIDS: sweeping program commits government to providing free antiretroviral drugs
Abstracts: South Africa develops Multi-Fire Control System for mortars. Canadian sniper-localization sensor on guard
Abstracts: South Africa in black and white. Reconstructed: South Africa. A fillip for South Africa's schools
Abstracts: South Africa looks ahead to longer term rights. Approved SA hake on sale
Abstracts: South Africa looks for truth and hopes for reconciliation. A slap on the wrist. Canada's American disease
Abstracts: South African Air Force ground air-defense radar capability boost. German/SA radar offers ABM capability
Abstracts: SOUTH AFRICAN BREWERIES TO SET UP JV IN INDIA WITH MAJORITY STAKE. AMRIT AVIATION TO LAUNCH ATOs IN SOUTH INDIA
Abstracts: South African shoals divert 30 hours sail from the canneries in: pilchard catching boom! Many factors behind drop in sole catch
Abstracts: South African Telkom sale. OTE continues with Herculean progress. Qatar Telecom lists in London
Abstracts: South African work permits: the impossible solution. African violets. A working solution?
Abstracts: South Africa on the brink. Comrades: South Africa. United by fear: South Africa
Abstracts: South Africa's anxious eyes on Zimbabwe. At risk in Africa. Space invaders
Abstracts: South Africa says 'Sabonani.' (South Africa's tourist attractions) Politics of the people
Abstracts: South Africa's bottom line. South Africa's ray of light. Black on white: South Africa
Abstracts: South Africa selling abalone cache. South Africa 'shares out quotas again'. Hake 'needs a cut in TAC' - to reduce risk
Abstracts: South Africa's hurtful truth. Dirty tricks: South Africa. Burying South Africa's past: of memory and forgiveness
Abstracts: South Africa's jumbos head north. South Africans return to Mozambique. Hollowing out South Korea's corporations
Abstracts: South Africa's race to find a permanent constitution. The end of the beginning. Peace in the balance: South Africa
Abstracts: South Africa: the next wave of pullouts. Heir to Korean conglomerate stakes his future on the Libyan desert. The fragile foundations of South Korean expansion
Abstracts: South Africa to protect more zones. SA rights allocation gets back on track. Marine cranes 'a must on boats'
Abstracts: SOUTH AFRICA: VAE TO EXPAND WITH ACQUISITION. AUSTRIA: BOHLER-UDDEHOLM'S PLANS. AUSTRIA: HIGHER PROFITS FOR VAE
Abstracts: South American trade bloc poses challenge to U.S. talks. Panel urgers U.S. to negotiate free-trade pact with Africa
Abstracts: Southampton from a professional's perspective. Fundraising in the current climate. The self-sufficient city
Abstracts: Southampton just plain sailing. Making waves on the south coast. Euro shake out beckons
Abstracts: Southampton sets sail. Management team gets the bird. Southampton has come of age
Abstracts: South Asia. Spain announces ambitious sales plan. Anticipating bumper crop of deals
Abstracts: South Asia's ugly truce. All change in India. A hijacking that shows terrorism still pays
Abstracts: South Asia's ugly truce. Wary of peace. A peace process for Kashmir?
Abstracts: South Bank's festival spirit. Opera house urges speedy decision on Southwark site. Whitfield says Paternoster scheme is 'inappropriate.' (Sir William Whitfield)
Abstracts: Southeast Asian boom sparks inflation concerns. In Manila, spotlight shines on diplomacy in the wings. Vietnam's sandal king aims to build family business into a conglomerate
Abstracts: Southeast Asian pleas for aid largely fall on deaf ears: officials from the U.S., European Union and Japan offer lukewarm commitments at Asean meeting
Abstracts: Southeast Asian police move against suspected terrorists. Sukardi to lead IBRA. Indonesian advertisers move to infectious beat of dangdut
Abstracts: Southeast Asia's woes seen aiding firms. Japan's banking woes grow. Yen's slide may boost Japanese exports, but it's bad news for crucial reforms
Abstracts: Southern Africa's unmentionable curse. Wimmin are from Mars, women are from Venus. South African wimmin
Abstracts: Southern-Bohemian ponds under one flag. Flag in a flap: Georgia. Informatix flies the flag
Abstracts: Southern China offers a haven for antique-shoppers: for old furniture in its raw state, explore the open markets in Zhuhai and Zhongshan
Abstracts: Southern comfort: Deng is still the toast of Guangdong. Model privatization: Guangdong leads China's state-enterprise sell-off
Abstracts: Southern comfort. Dying for attention: lacking parents' counsel, kids turn to crime, drugs. Outward bound: neither risks nor expense deter Asian thrill-seekers
Abstracts: Southern cooking: coast's hot economies find centre distasteful. Business as usual
Abstracts: Southern of U.S. has shown interest in buying Veag. National Grid mulls buying 2nd U.S. utility. Cinergy may exit Czech Republic on operating woes
Abstracts: SOUTHERN STATES MANAGE TO REIN IN REVENUE DEFICIT. STATE BUDGET GOES SOFT ON POOR, LEAVES Rs125-CR GAP. SERVICE SECTOR Cos A MAJOR REVENUE EARNER IN DELHI
Abstracts: Southern Sudan's starvation. Sudan loses its chains. Pushing south: Sudan
Abstracts: Southern survivor: Portugal's currency. Big Mac currencies. India's exasperated currency
Abstracts: SOUTH INDIAN BANK POSTS 20.74-CR NET BoI POSTS Rs 59-Cr NET. FEDERAL BANK NET UP, TO PAY 35%
Abstracts: SOUTH INDIAN BANK POSTS 20.74-CR NET FUNSKOOL POSTS 30% RISE IN NET INDIAN TOY MARKET COMES OUT OF INFANCY
Abstracts: South Korea begins dismantling barriers to foreign role in construction industry. Store collapse in Seoul underscores need for drastic reform of building industry
Abstracts: South Korea: election-day spring cleaning. Korea wows the world. Crunch time in Korea
Abstracts: South Korea fines conglomerates for unfair business transactions. Hynix sells stake in its LCD unit to consortium
Abstracts: South Korean author and Vietnam veteran. Dial the president: political issues shroud South Korean franchise. Tiddlers fight back: South Korean small businesses fend off big firms
Abstracts: South Korean business investigations squeeze stock prices. Consumers increase spending. While Seoul-Pyongyang flap persists, North-South trade continues to grow
Abstracts: South Korean governor clashes with Seoul to bring investment to agrarian province. Politics still hurt shares of Korean business groups
Abstracts: South Koreans.com. Many Asian leaders voice support for U.S. air strikes. City residents are first in using online public services
Abstracts: South Koreans will find purging the past has its costs. Is the U.S. turning its back on South Korea? South Korea's planned financial reforms fail to reform
Abstracts: South Korea's alarming recovery. The giants stumble: South Korean manufacturing. To the brink, and back again
Abstracts: South Korea's birth dearth. Rice is nice: but toughness on North Korea is better. A secret war: US and Soviet air forces clashed directly in Korea
Abstracts: South Korea seeks recovery, but don't bank on it yet. Questioning scope of reform: tough moves may save Korea from Japan's fate
Abstracts: South Korea's foreign investment grows, but is a tiny slice of region's funds. India hastens to catch up with China on investment
Abstracts: South Korea's free trade executor. Innovators will split Japan into a dual economy. Malaysian economy taps on the brakes
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