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Abstracts: Captain John Mott. Sir Matthew Campbell. Dick Duffield
Abstracts: Captain Sensible's show is on the road. Sterling woos the City with P&O shake-up plan. Tarmac shocks market by closing door on home sales
Abstracts: Captain's log: Where on earth am I? Follow the long and revolutionary road. Good at games
Abstracts: Captive customers are only a click away. Beware of taking shortcuts on the information superhighway. End of the Web as we know it
Abstracts: Captured, then executed. The bloody end of a man who believed in a peaceful solution. Crumbling order gives hint of anarchy to come
Abstracts: Car dealers struggle to match prices in other EC countries. Car dealers drive a hard bargain for 'K' day. Power struggle sees switch away from oil
Abstracts: Cardinal Agostino Casaroli. Cardinal Silvio Oddi. Cardinal Myroslav Lubachivsky
Abstracts: Cardinal knowledge. Germany's wurst hangover. The wurst of the 20th century
Abstracts: Careers in the fast lane. Less grog, more graduation. Time to make an exhibition of yourself
Abstracts: 'Care for us and accept us. We are all human beings. Don't be afraid of us.'. Politicians will care about Aids only when we do
Abstracts: Caring big sister vs nagging aunt. A tidy little earner, at last. The miracle of St Patrick
Abstracts: Caring face fails to dispel charges of orphan abuse. China rewrites history of Hong Kong. Power to the people
Abstracts: Caring face fails to dispel charges of orphan abuse. Cure gives little joy to victims of leprosy. Trade in that car ... or else
Abstracts: Caring for casualties of price reform. Travel KGB and spy on the world. KGB's fight to counter the cunning chaps in smart suits
Abstracts: Car insurance to cost more UK: INSURER SUES BOY FOR NOT STOPPING ACCIDENT. UK: MOTORISED SCOOTERS REQUIRE INSURANCE
Abstracts: Carl Jacobi. Mary Jane Latsis. Marion Zimmer Bradley
Abstracts: Carl Perkins. Mike Sammes. Ronnie Hilton
Abstracts: Carl Wilson. Johnny Moore. Charlie Foxx
Abstracts: Carl Wilson. Roger Troutman. Epic Soundtracks
Abstracts: Carpetbaggers who take their wealth to the West. Car world's fabulous baker's boy. Our man in Silicon Valley
Abstracts: Car retailing. Utilities retailing. Underwear retailing
Abstracts: Carrying his bat on a changing wicket. Change our number plate? RU MAD? The battle to keep the barbarians at bay
Abstracts: Carry on, Doctor Pilsworth. Looking for Mr Even Vaguely Normal. Sorry, we're going to have to let you go
Abstracts: Carry on helping these kids and you could end up dead. Tax breaks poison the atmosphere for Mexico's workers. Industrial inferno may hold key to birth defects
Abstracts: Cars are the dinosaurs of travel. Space invaders. How safe is your car?
Abstracts: Cars could tell the truth about their drivers. The US way of business. Let's keep our eyes on the Swedes
Abstracts: Carving a brighter future in Mozambique. Grumbles in the jungle. Mali plunders its desert heritage to feed demand for 'primitive' art
Abstracts: Carving a new niche for itself. Emma Hawkins loves wildlife to death. She is a taxidermist. Is it a shoebox? Or a spice cupboard? Or even a wine rack? It can be used as all these things, but really it is your own personally designed and custom-built coffin
Abstracts: Carving's not for turkeys. Coming soon to a piste near you. Nanook of the North walks again
Abstracts: Carving up the cult of Kerouac. This man is twice as big as Murdoch. He controls more of what we see on TV and in films than anyone else in the world
Abstracts: Case for closures 'remains compelling.' (Michael Heseltine's speech in the House of Commons) (Transcript) The case of Mr Robinson shows that the Commons cannot regulate itself
Abstracts: Case for defence. Outlawing local justice. In defence of the jury system
Abstracts: Cash in your dormant deposits. So you want to buy your home with a clear conscience? Survive Christmas without a financial hangover
Abstracts: Cash-strapped abroad? You only need to ask. Money tied up with solicitors? It's as well to take an interest. Is your mortgage a source of stress?
Abstracts: Caste aside. You ask the questions. The trouble with blondes and birds
Abstracts: Castles in the air, dreams of sun and sand. The complete guide to holiday languages. The complete guide to walking in the Pyrenees
Abstracts: Casualties of the class war. Yes, it is awful, but what are you doing about it? Corporate Britain should stop bleating
Abstracts: Catalogue of human rights violations. Ciskei leader bends to pressure for poll. ANC to march on a centre of apartheid intrigue
Abstracts: Catastrophe! A gallery opens - after 18,000 years. How catastrophe wiped Egyptian 'Atlantis' off the map for 1,800 years
Abstracts: Catering for the rising cost of US democracy. Let's not talk about sex. America's big stick jangles EU nerves
Abstracts: Cathedrals of commuting revolutionise the old Tube. Light at the start of the tunnel. London - the city that never moves
Abstracts: Catholic martyr still a thorn in Pakistan's side. 'The sea wall is collapsing all around us tonight.' (UK Conservative party faces severe defeat in general election)(Election '97)
Abstracts: Cats. Small animals. Saltwater aquaria
Abstracts: Caught between a wok and a hard place. Making a drama out of a crisis. The trick is to survive
Abstracts: Caught between the British bigots and our crazy mullahs. This fireball of fear and loathing. Please don't make us out to be angels
Abstracts: Caught in a net of their own making. Hiking into history. There'll always be a High Street
Abstracts: Causing a scene at the museum. CDU leader says currency union will go ahead. 'The first few weeks after losing were hardest. It was as if someone had died. As if I had died.'
Abstracts: Caution: a reputation can be hard to mend. I was Alf Garnett's love child. How to mend broken hearts
Abstracts: Caution's still the watchword, but the buying time is coming. Pay close attention to the chutzpah of chartists
Abstracts: Cecil James. Spending frenzy takes hold on the high street. Famous fans and friends pay tribute to a gentleman and a great musician
Abstracts: Cedric, king of the beasts. How to win the lottery without buying a ticket. The man who saved the Bulgarian economy, to some extent
Abstracts: Celebrating abstraction. No business like snow business. Nicholas Georgiadis
Abstracts: Celebrations for a right Charlie. Under the influence. How culture went west
Abstracts: Celluloid symphonies. Knowing a hit from a hole in the ground. Ted's excellent adventure
Abstracts: Celsis board rejects cash bid US: DANONE INTERESTED IN NABISCO. US: RETHINK ON GREENWICH SALE PLANS?
Abstracts: Cement garden. Superficially sober, but mad underneath. Welcome to the garden party
Abstracts: Central banks can stave off recession. Risk of world recession begins to fade. Son of ERM can stave off a shotgun wedding
Abstracts: Cereal thrillers, sacred geometry and the magic of number seven. A house made of straw
Abstracts: Chafic Wazzan. Where the blood of Bosnia flows to no avail. Watching the war from Kabul's rooftops
Abstracts: Chain store sector set for mergers UK: NEW CONCEPT STORE IN KENSINGTON FOR M&S. UK: SELFRIDGES REVEALS CITY CENTRE STORE PLAN
Abstracts: Champagne Charlie still earns a bob or two. At this price, it needs pluck. Tight fit
Abstracts: Chancellor prepares to give ACT the chop. A marriage that was just waiting to happen. Clarke cracks down on City buybacks
Abstracts: Chancellor pushing at the limits on base rates. Monetary rules say base rates should not be cut. Smoking guns may trigger US reversal
Abstracts: Chancellor stands by upbeat view on growth. Forecasts for 1999 are getting gloomier. City takes a stand on Euro-tax
Abstracts: Chance of a lifetime. The birth of a notion. The rover returns to Blackburn
Abstracts: Chances of the single currency dream crumbling: about 40%. Internet's tangled money Web worries central banks
Abstracts: Chane is promoted at General Nutrition Corp. Mary Mullane to become honorary APhA member. What to do in St. Louis between sessions of APhA
Abstracts: Change is good for your figures. UK: GOVERNMENT MOVE TO BOOST SKILLS. Lack of skills forces change in training
Abstracts: Change management initiatives: moving sales organizations from obsolescence to high performance. Effective major account sales management
Abstracts: Change of heart? Law awaits. Ignatz Bubis. Gerhart Riegner
Abstracts: Changes could woo back small investors. The Robin Hood budget. The name is bond
Abstracts: Changes will add up to clearer fund results. Richard and Nicola, place your bets. Pop it in a PEP and avoid paying tax
Abstracts: Changing the 'Face' of the Nineties. And Coleman is 70 ... quite remarkable. Sometimes it's hard to be a woman
Abstracts: Channel 4 could be sold off The camera never lies, but the computer does. UK: 24-HOUR NEWS CHANNEL FROM ITN
Abstracts: Channel 4 is in decline, so it needs more than a safe pair of hands. Welcome to Planet Quiz
Abstracts: Channel hopping for beginners. Corsets and codpieces hold court. And the best of British to you, too
Abstracts: Chaos as FTSE soars past 6,000 to push top UK companies' value above 1 trillion pounds sterling. Fear grips investors as FTSE hits 34-month low
Abstracts: Chaos in House as Gulf vote is halted. Is Bill tough enough to play Action Man? Syria tells Blair: Stop bombing civilians
Abstracts: Chaos is come again. Art of Africa: the show of a lifetime. Liz Arnold
Abstracts: Character clues hidden on the ministers' walls. As I was going down to St Ives. When treasure becomes a burden
Abstracts: Charities don't need a contracting role. We need the BBC, and Auntie needs her friends. Listen, minister, prison doesn't work
Abstracts: Charities race to lure sponsored marathon runners. Still no relief on charity tax plan. Hope for the world's poorest children
Abstracts: Charities under attack for humanitarian pleas. After 20 years and 30,000 videos MTV votes Norman Cook from Brighton its number one
Abstracts: Charity begins again. Ring-a-ding king. Still the man of distinction
Abstracts: Charity begins with home truths. Ideas for our times. A vacuum at the heart of Europe
Abstracts: Charity begins with the truth. Cashing in on fame and fortune. The message Gemma brings to Christmas
Abstracts: Charity commissioners: a suitable case for retirement. As the vicar said to the car thief. Charity should begin on the Web
Abstracts: Charity work: who's doing who a favour? Where to find the big hitters. What can I do to help at Christmas?
Abstracts: Charles could save the monarchy, but only if his mother abdicates. To solve the asylum question, we must be cruel to be kind
Abstracts: Charles Crichton. Alan Pakula. Herbert Ross
Abstracts: Charles Lang. John Stears. Henri Alekan
Abstracts: Charles Maxwell. John Walters. Mary Hope Allen
Abstracts: Charles Palmer. King Birendra of Nepal. Tom McGowran
Abstracts: Charles Wintour. Get ready for celebrity overload. Does a big chill mean the end of Wintour?
Abstracts: Charlie appears, and history vanishes. Lad tidings in store. The life and soul of Manny Buckle
Abstracts: Charlie Parker, the king of swing. The billion-dollar fight for life. The test is yet to come
Abstracts: Charlotte Coleman. Peggy Mount. Nyree Dawn Porter
Abstracts: Charlotte Perriand. Bernard Buffet. Olivier Debre
Abstracts: Charm is not enough - now Blair must take on Murdoch. Tony Blair makes a quiet sidle into euro-land. Could Tony ever be as big as Helmut?
Abstracts: Charterhouse blues. The night I stepped on Darcey's toes. Bring no spears to 'Jerusalem.' (Church of Scotland to drop William Blake's hymn 'Jerusalem' from future editions of its hymnary)(Column)
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