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Abstracts: Bhutto's burden. The price of power. Loosen up: Pakistan takes reprieve from IMF loan conditions
Abstracts: Bhutto's new challenge: Pakistan. Nearer, my God to theocracy: Pakistan. Turbulent Pakistan: it will stay that way until politicians and citizens alike see the merits of the rule of law
Abstracts: Bic Luminere 3 Position Candle Lighter. Tokai Fire Boy Lighter. Flash Allume-Feu
Abstracts: Bi-criteria utility functions: analytical considerations and implications in the short-run labour market. On farmers' objectives: a multi-criteria approach
Abstracts: Bicriterion stochastic scheduling on one or more machines. A multiperiod single processor scheduling problem with periodic requirements
Abstracts: BICYCLE GAME: SWADESHI VS CLOSURE REGULATION OF MOLASSES PRICES SUGGESTED RAIL, UNION BUDGETS IMPOSE Rs60-CR BURDEN ON RINL
Abstracts: Bicycles. On your 'Spyce' bike. Italian motor cycles
Abstracts: Bicycles. Oral hygiene
Abstracts: Bid deal?: Is the New Deal just a repackaged youth training scheme, or is it offering something new? Going Dutch
Abstracts: Bidders pitch for KL International Airport. Malaysia's biggest offer. Birmingham Airport's new flight path
Abstracts: Bidding for a process innovation under alternative modes of competition. The role of consumers in competition and competition policy
Abstracts: Bidding for the future. Europe's sale of the century. The price of friendliness
Abstracts: Bidirectional planning: improving priority rule-based heuristics for scheduling resource-constrained projects
Abstracts: Bids for Australia's Optus show 'all the risk on downside.'(Brief Article) Can SingTel work with Optus? Some critics think not
Abstracts: Bids for Telekom Austria exceed $1.62 billion each. MCI bid for Sprint comes under closer U.S. scrutiny. AT&T, Dobson to acquire American Cellular
Abstracts: Bids in for Malaysia power restructuring. Pakistan sets out ambitious programme. Good prospects predicted for German private power
Abstracts: Bids open for Svyazinvest. Svyazinvest stake sold. Sale of Russia's Svyazinvest on ice
Abstracts: Biferdil Bio-Humectante Balsam; Bio-Humectante Shampoo. Silkey Elipet Crema Para Peinar. Biferdil Crema Para Peinar
Abstracts: BIFR GIVES DUNLOP SIX MONTHS TO COMPLETE REVAMP DUNLOP MD QUITS, LUMBA JOINS BOARD. BIFR ADMITS DUNLOP INTO SICA, IDBI CARE
Abstracts: BIFR LOOKS FOR NEW PROMOTER TO REVIVE HARYANA PETRO. AKAI TIES UP WITH DHOOTS. BPCL MAY OFFER 26 PC STAKE IN JV
Abstracts: BIFR SEEKS STATE ASSURANCE FOR SUPPORT TO MYSORE LAMPS. BIFR SETS DEADLINE FOR REVIVAL OF MYSORE LAMPS KARNATAKA REJECTS REVIVAL PACKAGE FOR MYSORE LAMP
Abstracts: BIFR SETS DEADLINE FOR REVIVAL OF IISCO BIFR ASKS KTL STAFF TO SKETCH REVIVAL PLAN IN 2 MONTHS. BIFR GIVES DUNLOP SIX MONTHS TO COMPLETE REVAMP
Abstracts: Big Apple spurns chance of a new beginning. Martin Pawley: Sincere monumentalists lose out to politicians in WTC development
Abstracts: Big banks are first among equals. Russians in the red. If there can only be one winner, let it be me
Abstracts: Big Bird goes red. Water, water everywhere: Beijing mops up massive floods. Bo knows business
Abstracts: Big Blue looks east. A new frontier; US electronics firm expands in Asia. Hungry for chips
Abstracts: Big Blue, meet Harry Potter. One beer, two solitudes. Dangerous package
Abstracts: Big Board aims for greater global role. Major LSE shareholder touts Euronet alliance. CooperNeff targets institutional clients
Abstracts: Big brand drivers. The road to a great brand. Learning from the champs
Abstracts: Big brewers try, try again. Letter of the law. Our future with Sars
Abstracts: Big broadband dreams. Done deal? Dangerous liaisons
Abstracts: Big brother is clocking you. Roll on the automated highway. Planes, trains and automobiles
Abstracts: Big brother is watching birds. Uncle Sam and the watching eye. A watching eye
Abstracts: Big brothers: trade unions. Market economics: second-hand trade. The luxury-goods trade: upmarket philosophy
Abstracts: Big-budget spending in infrastructure. Foreign investors join the investment queue. Taiwan expands regional investment
Abstracts: Big chill. Roaring back; Taiwan's relief sends stockmarket activity soaring. Year of the bull, too?
Abstracts: Big city blues: China. City of the plain. Second thoughts: China's economy
Abstracts: Big city blues. Speed restrictions. Agent of the state
Abstracts: Big Crunch cancelled: the cosmos is going to keep getting bigger. Forever. Let there be light
Abstracts: Big deals lead the way. A fairly static year. A very positive year for M & A
Abstracts: Big employer slashes play: unions fear more wage cuts amid recession. Big employer slashes pay
Abstracts: Big energy companies look hungrily at U.K. Enterprise Oil looks to buy oil giants' assets. Gazprom near opening bank based in U.K
Abstracts: Big European banks seek next frontier in Romania. Amid European fray, biggest bank deal ever: Dutch ABN to unveil pact with Barclays, with rivals circling
Abstracts: Big Faroe exporter packing in the EU. Processor sources the world. Retail-ready products from new Skalaberg: New factory freezer trawler to concentrate on yield and quality
Abstracts: Big fish, big pond: Malaysian land deal boasts some powerful partners. Beach games: new developer takes on Malaysian tourist plan
Abstracts: Big friendly giant. Put your house in order: before they can cope with the oil wealth, the Caspian's bureaucracies need a giant spring clean
Abstracts: Bigger cars in a smaller pool. Company cars: steer clear of wheeler-dealers. Wheels on hire
Abstracts: Bigger cars in a smaller pool. Life in Japan's fast - or slow - lane. Key to driving in congested cities: just leave it to the experts
Abstracts: Bigger doesn't mean better. The greening of PR. The Gossage effect
Abstracts: Bigger is better among tech companies. PC industry chooses China: earthquake will fuel investment, causing headaches for Taipei, U.S
Abstracts: Bigger is better: Bank of Tokyo, Mitsubishi create banking behemoth. Ready for action
Abstracts: Bigger out of small. Fine-tuning the small firm. Small but growing
Abstracts: 'Bigger quotas if you fish smarter'. Rights cuts 'protect coastal stocks'. Taxing fishermen to maintain stocks!
Abstracts: Bigger than both of us: Kobe can be fixed, but what about Japan? Think positive
Abstracts: Bigger than South Korea: the Los Angeles economy. Tender shoots: Bosnia. Green shoots: California
Abstracts: Biggest investment in Bulgaria signed. Bulgaria seeks to complete bank sale. Changed climate for sales in Bulgaria
Abstracts: Big hedge funds feel right at home in Greenwich, Conn. As their riches grow, hedge fund experts put art in the deal
Abstracts: Big hustle, no bustle. Talk the talk, or walk: ruling KMT boots out two veteran members. Let the sun shine in: sweeping new financial disclosure rules passed
Abstracts: Big in Fig. The importance of being focused. Profile: Michael Tarrant, CSFB
Abstracts: Big in the country with Civic Trust Awards. People: Kelly's eye. Student's excellence in design undermined by poor writing skills
Abstracts: Big is beautiful again. Computing power on tap. Design Darwinism
Abstracts: Big is beautiful. Ratification. Unfinished business
Abstracts: Big is best. Feeling the pain. Food for thought
Abstracts: Big is better and back in vogue. Pipe of prosperity. Biking to war
Abstracts: Big isn't beautiful. The Asia factor. Squeeze play
Abstracts: Big MacCurrencies
Abstracts: Big music firms dealt a legal blow. New grind: at Starbucks, a blend of coffee and music creates a potent mix
Abstracts: Big names in fight for 600 million pounds sterling 'Elephant' job. Wembley plays defensive over Brent cash threats
Abstracts: Big New Zealand merger planned. Peru merger forms giant meal-maker. NZ merger to cost jobs
Abstracts: Big oil firms join hunt for natural gas in U.S. Oil Companies reap cash windfall from price surge. Pursuit of new oil supplies runs into a bottleneck
Abstracts: BIG OIL LEAPS THE POWER CHARGE. KPCL: SUPER PSU. POWERING INTO A NEW PHASE
Abstracts: Big orders at Fishing 2004. Spanish gear for Norwegian boats. First Prescasur show in Chile
Abstracts: Big-picture bets. Not so fast. Bear with us
Abstracts: Big private-equity funds circle Denmark Telecom concern TDC. TDC receives second buyout offer
Abstracts: Big problem in music's merger tango: Who leads? AOL, Bertelsmann discuss merging their music arms. Bertelsmann's plan for EMI merger gains momentum
Abstracts: Big Reaction. Giant chemical companies are rushing to keep the start-ups from muscling in on their business. QXL Turns Local Edge In Online Auctions Into Global Advantage
Abstracts: Big risks in big plans. Fiscal prudence. Investment gap
Abstracts: Big Rock to design national profile. Weston bakes up new branding idea. Sun jumps on Herald's ad 'mistake'
Abstracts: Big savings with power system profiling. 'More squaring power' with latest doors. 500 booths at Seattle Expo
Abstracts: Big size of Aegon share issue surprises market participants. Listing will help Prudential expand
Abstracts: Big steel boom. Limart finishes. Trinec takes all
Abstracts: Big Taiwan chip makers reduce their forecasts for net profits. TSMC's net exceeds expectations for quarter
Abstracts: Big telecom operators fear breakup by EU. EU urges changes to budget rules in bid to cut debt. EU wrestles over power of numbers: voting-weights resolution is critical to constitution; large vs. small states
Abstracts: Big television, big deal. Television's new boss. Top of the news: satellite television
Abstracts: Big thinkers. Mind the gap: Malaysia's surging trade deficit prompts concern. Heat stroke?
Abstracts: Big thirst for oil is unslaked. Stocks, Oil, Dollar: What Gives? Ouch! Jet-fuel prices outpace crude
Abstracts: Big three battle for the soul of architecture. Man at the helm. Switching on to design
Abstracts: Big U.S. airlines face obstacles updating fleets; as carriers rebound, they find plane makers are largely sold out
Abstracts: Big U.S. rate cut doesn't clear Asia's cloudy outlook. The pinch of higher taxes: Japanese stores see a temporary impact
Abstracts: Big U.S. rate cut doesn't clear Asia's cloudy outlook. Why Asia is losing the race to cyberspace. U.S. airports see signs of an Asian economic rebound
Abstracts: Bijlmermeer: designing the future of urban renewal. The renewal of Glasgow's post-war tenements. Design and build in the social-housing sector
Abstracts: Bilking the tribes. A pouch by the highway: Indians. Bugsy and the Indians: gambling
Abstracts: Bill Allen, expert on defects, lighting and acoustics. Japan. Paul Hamilton (1924-2004)
Abstracts: Billboard firms around Europe refuse to carry Benetton ad. Benetton retailer rebellion breaks out from Germany
Abstracts: Billboards 2.0: digital out-of-home is about to reach its tipping point. Consumption on demand
Abstracts: Bill Bradley, down but not out. The man who won't say why. The man coming up from behind
Abstracts: Bill Clinton, hanging by three threads. Sexual speculations: the electorate. Some margin for error: campaign issue: opinion polls
Abstracts: Bill Clinton's flawed judges. Referee Reno. Monkey business? Scandal and the second term
Abstracts: Bill Clinton's golden moment. Overselling the surplus. Can happy days be here again?
Abstracts: Bill Clinton's luck. Just go. Unwanted
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