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Abstracts: Academia - a case of US and them. Economists fall for the lure of lucre. The long, winding and expensive road to university
Abstracts: Academia's Bett noire. A cultural revolution for the 21st century. Sussex leaves the swinging Sixties far behind
Abstracts: A call to save Sarajevo. Do they remember? Arms makers feel chill wind of peace
Abstracts: A campaign that makes you want to vote. Why prize rows are good for art - and business. At last, homeless people find a place on the agenda
Abstracts: A capital vision - from Spain. Spain's fears for a new civil war. Spain - the new sick man of Europe
Abstracts: A carefully crafted package. The questionable credentials of green taxes. Tough choices, and not just about Viagra
Abstracts: A caring, not just providing, profession. Industry takes green gripes on board. Why 'temping' is so tempting
Abstracts: A case for social services, not social workers. High cost of digging for victory. Fighting for foreign friends
Abstracts: A case of capital punishment. 'Rising to the global challenge to provide opportunity for all.' (United Kingdom Chancellor Gordon Brown's Budget speech)(Transcript)
Abstracts: A case of incurable optimism. Official voice of Damascus comes cold off the presses. Newswoman of courage cuts through the lies
Abstracts: A case of merger in the first degree. The Americans have landed, and they're here to stay. The urge to merge becomes irresistible
Abstracts: A case of middle-of-the-road rage. Capital reaches the age of dissent. Capital dials F for fun
Abstracts: A case of vowel play. Rhyme and Reason. The rhythm section
Abstracts: A catalogue of neglect and abuse that betrayed the little girl who came here seeking a new life. The magic kingdom
Abstracts: A cause for optimism amid the ruins of Brixton and Brick Lane. At last, the rest of the world matters to politicians
Abstracts: A cautionary tale from down under. Germany's European strait-jacket. Made in Germany
Abstracts: A Cave man laid bare. It's not unlike dating.... Talking about my generation
Abstracts: Accent stations. Who'll win? Ask my brother. Andrew Neil is now firmly in the anti-Brussels camp. Any 'European' magazine edited by him would be better named 'The Sceptic.'(Media +)(Column)
Abstracts: Access, excellence and education are the Art Council's challenges. By the people, for the people
Abstracts: Accidents will happen, but not quite so often. Today's job is the start of the rest of your career. The harmful side of ambition
Abstracts: Accountant's clients in fees dispute. Just give me a paintbrush and a plant pot, and I'll give you verdigris. WORLD: DISPUTE OVER RULES ON PLANT PATENTS
Abstracts: Accountants harden up the value of company 'soft' stuff. Connections that can net you a job. Should Audi acquaintance be forgot
Abstracts: Accountants ready to put their house in order. 'Big bath' time is running out. Reluctant suitors for an arranged marriage
Abstracts: Accounting for the City rogues. Roll over Gutenberg - tell books the news. Wanted: financial advice that is genuinely independent
Abstracts: Accounts reveal Archer raised 1m pounds sterling for Kurds. Tragic tale of a child unwanted from day of her birth
Abstracts: A censor in cyberspace. Technology in the driving seat. Would you buy a used car from this man?
Abstracts: A century of glossy squirearchy. Hindu nationalist chief left in limbo as electoral alliance falls to pieces. Out of the Far East and in your face ...
Abstracts: A century of glossy squirearchy. There's no hiding from fame. Child lama breathes new life into Buddhism
Abstracts: A Chancellor at the end of his tether. No. They're not even fit to tie the laces. Tories who chime with Europe
Abstracts: A chance to be your own DJ for 28 days. Virgin flies the flag on the airwaves. Mixed messages over the airwaves
Abstracts: A chapter in need of an author. The Net shy go shopping. Don't ditch the tranny yet
Abstracts: A charity of one's own. Recruiting for a private army. Well done! You have not misbehaved
Abstracts: A cheaper way to insure your treasures. When the bank is bare .... Britain joins the eco-tax warriors
Abstracts: A childhood of whiz, poppers and crack. Here's mine, where's yours? Crack team with a winning streak
Abstracts: A chilling audience with Dr Strangelove of Jakarta. Revealed: proof that Indonesian army directed Timor slaughter
Abstracts: A chilling wind blows in from the Gobi desert. A chilling bedside manner. Hitchcock would have killed for such an atmosphere. The only life we saw was feral cats - chilling or what?
Abstracts: A chilling wind blows in from the Gobi desert. An umbrella short of a cocktail. A lethal cocktail that blows up when stirred
Abstracts: A chip a day keeps the doctor away. Tackling a fatty issue. Voyage to the centre of the mind
Abstracts: A church in psychedelic chaos. Angst? Can you buy it at the mall? Money makes the world go away
Abstracts: A citizen of Europe first, British second. Is the British Museum losing its marbles? A typically British disaster that should never have happened
Abstracts: A City enigma makes his Midland move. Labour market holds key to inflation riddle. Dealer's confession fails to solve Enigma riddle
Abstracts: A city garden, the urban answer. Trench warfare in the heart of Essex. Plug in for spring
Abstracts: A city whose welfare is driven by oil. Risk is spread by a share in the money pool. Crossflatts faces its grim future
Abstracts: A clear case of poetic injustice. Everything you never wanted to know about sex ... but were told anyway. Get ready for the electronic billboard
Abstracts: A clear idea for the images of our century. 'All I want is to chatter and joke again.' (experiences of suffering tongue cancer)
Abstracts: A cleverer way to change the world. Missing. Britain's canals are dying
Abstracts: A climate for change. That dangerous warrior queen. The Lady's not for copying, Tony
Abstracts: A climate of dangerous uncertainty. The right climate for tax on fuel. Blair gets serious on climate summit
Abstracts: A closed subject? Stone Age man had the time of his life. The strain to gain falls mainly on the brain
Abstracts: A closer encounter of the third kind. City slickers take to the land. Songs to raise the dodo from the dead
Abstracts: A coalition in Scotland will ruin the Liberal Democrat dream in England. Mr Blair should plan the Queen's retirement
Abstracts: A come-on, or a kind of armour? It'll be okay when the dust settles. I had twins. I went through the nightmare. But I had a husband and money in the bank. Miss B? She was damn right to be worried ...
Abstracts: A compact scheme to catch them young. Academic battle of the sexes. A rocket scientist takes off in the garden of England
Abstracts: A company dancing on thin ice. Inside America's dying rooms. A step in the wrong direction
Abstracts: A constable overnight. Do have a cigar, Sir, while I place your bet. Not identical at all
Abstracts: A continent faces civil war. Builders who pull down walls. 'It is painful to remember the horrors, but it's fatal to forget.'
Abstracts: A cookie fortune. Fair play at last for Mac owners. An explosion of big audio dynamite
Abstracts: A cool breeze blowing Bill's way. Clinton handed reprieve by voters. Clinton's ratings rise as Baghdad smoulders and Washington ignites
Abstracts: Acorn squeezed out of personal computer market Compel wins 75m BBC supply UK: FREE PC INITIATIVE FROM BALTIMORE CHAIRMAN
Abstracts: A country brought low by horror. Arc of influence puts nations in the shade. Leaders to push for fresh EMU momentum
Abstracts: A country cottage, off the peg. Pile 'em high, sell 'em fast. Moving experiences to avoid
Abstracts: A country cure for city children. In Maureen's grotto, the fun is all routine. How telling horror stories helps parents to cope
Abstracts: A country in search of its soul. Tatars split over Moscow ties. The next Russian revolution
Abstracts: A craftsman returns to his manor. The trick is to think small. The official style
Abstracts: A crash course in. He's clever, but has the man in the Foreign Office got a heart? Algeria rejects UN help as stunned survivors tell of massacre horror
Abstracts: A crash course in the future. Real virtue against virtual reality. Northern light on a world at war
Abstracts: Acrimony as Maurice Saatchi severs agency links. Tories may be poised to ditch Saatchi. Three top men quit Saatchi in protest
Abstracts: A crisis in our universities. Who would be a party leader's wife? Where is a woman's place today?
Abstracts: A critical evaluation of a measure of job involvement: the use of the Lodahl and Kejner (1965) scale with salespeople
Abstracts: Across Europe with a lorryload of jumble. Rural rescue. Doing good is doing well
Abstracts: A cross national example of supervisory management practices in the sales force. Comment on 'antecedents of performance and satisfaction in a service sales force as compared to an industrial sales force
Abstracts: Across the Atlantic: grey power is the US secret weapon. Why equity funds like life in London. The regulator must go by the board
Abstracts: Across the board, London is changing. A rambler's paradise down on the farm in the shadow of the City. Building the future in a boatyard
Abstracts: Across the great divide. Cloning is not a black-and-white issue. Deprivation, not race, is key issue across Oldham's East-West divide
Abstracts: Across the hills and into the future. In class, bigger is very rarely better. The British degree goes on sale
Abstracts: Acting - don't leave it to the professionals. A very English billionaire. In praise of wooden acting
Abstracts: Acting on impulse doesn't always work. At last! The 15 pounds sterling personal trainer. Funny bones: who's laughing?
Abstracts: Acting their socks off. A dance to the music of time. A rough magic
Abstracts: Action at last to save Britain's threatened hedgerows. The way we eat. Feathers fly as twitchers of the world fight over their pecking order
Abstracts: Act like an owl, think like a fox. How to be a good role model. Take me to your facilitator
Abstracts: Act now if you want the good life when you retire. Time to get a fair deal from our pension plans. The long and grinding road
Abstracts: Act rashly, and our children will suffer in years to come. Anger is the first response, but understanding is better
Abstracts: A cult above the rest. Mr Roberts goes to Washington. The complacent cowboy
Abstracts: Acupuncture - what's the point? Saved by a joyous break with the past. The all-consuming chromosome
Abstracts: A cynical nation and the stench of dirty politics. Has France become a banana republic? Chirac fails to shake off stench of corruption
Abstracts: Adams family values. Officer on drugs charge retires. The true madness of war
Abstracts: Adams urges IRA to give up arms to save peace in Northern Ireland. A small step towards reconciliation
Abstracts: A dandy has his day. Back to the new Stone Age. The rape of the lock
Abstracts: Adaptive selling and organizational characteristics: suggestions for future research. The role of strategic selling in the company turnaround process
Abstracts: Adaptive selling - insights from social cognition. Decision-making processes and formation of salespeople's expectancies, instrumentalities, and valences
Abstracts: A day in the High Court: love, race, sex, money, class, cricket - and death. Ashdown's pledge to tell truth
Abstracts: A day out like you mother used to make. Angry words that ignited the tinder-box. Like it or loathe it, the return of the foxhunt was a cause for some celebration yesterday
Abstracts: Addicted to the pleasure zone. A long, hard journey of discovery. How roads kill the countryside
Abstracts: Addicts import a plague of robbery and violence to Dublin's fair city. Mississippi burning
Abstracts: Adding colour to a material world. 'Charles Saatchi buys artworks like Imelda Marcos bought shoes.' I'd like to teach the world to sell
Abstracts: Adding up the European way. Choice spells homework for parents. Key school ballot creates bitter divisions
Abstracts: Add some PEPs to future plans. Risks no longer worth taking. Stock-taking time for the Pep phenomenon
Abstracts: A decisive week with no clear outcome. The Krajina dentist and the painful truth. Croats set Serb 'capital' ablaze
Abstracts: A deepening Lowe. Introductions necessary. Working nights
Abstracts: A defeat for spin, a victory for honest journalism - or is it? When the pen is the key to the gaol door
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