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Abstracts: City feels killer's legacy of bitterness. Tidal wave of death may reach 3,000. Slaughter in 'valley of the deepest shadow.' (gunman kills tourists in Port Arthur, Tasmania)
Abstracts: City forecasts grim reading as M&S lifts the lid on its Christmas trading figures. UK: EASTER SEEN AS VITAL FOR RETAILERS
Abstracts: City in 275 million pounds sterling computer fiasco. BZW lands a pensions plum. Your future is at stakeholder
Abstracts: City jobs gloom as Merrill cuts costs by GB150mn UK: GB[pound] 1BN LOAN FOR CANARY WHARF. UK: FSA WILL SEE INCREASING COSTS
Abstracts: City joins hunt for new watchdog. Fund managers show their flair in share race. Fighting London's corner
Abstracts: City life beyond Ernest's Arga saga. Give me a break: Athens on 250 pounds sterling. The complete guide to the coast of Brittany
Abstracts: City reels as rescue collapses. A shake-out in the City as important as Big Bang. Poor profits, terrible excuses
Abstracts: City remembers day it escaped the bomb. The city with a broken heart. Vietnam party bosses get cold feet over reform
Abstracts: City split on whether economy is heading for the rocks or still in robust health. Rate cut designed to bring economic equilibrium
Abstracts: City that came in from the cold. Where to find your Latin lava. Hotel you can see from space
Abstracts: City voices fury at collapse of Glaxo merger. Glaxo and SmithKline Beecham face drugs sell-off to seal 100bn pounds sterling mega-merger
Abstracts: City wary of another rise in rates. The economy will put the Blair-Brown alliance to the test. Brown: Slowdown will not force us to cut spending
Abstracts: Civil servants avoid the blame, as ever. Farewell to Mr Major's world, where chaps never resign. Passing the buck can be fatal
Abstracts: Claims of imported Iranian missiles fuel Sharon's latest 'fantasy.'. Hizbollah winning war with deadly 12 pounds sterling 'rocks.'
Abstracts: Clamour for interest rate cut swells. Bank under fire over rate shock. Strong figures make City nervous ahead of MPC meeting
Abstracts: Clare Short faces a barrage of criticism from Israel after speech. Holocaust that Israel would rather ignore
Abstracts: Clarification of the meaning of job stress in the context of sales force research. Type A behavior pattern (TABP) among salespeople and its relationship to job stress
Abstracts: 'Clarity, honesty and strategy': the future for model reports. Reports start to clean up their act
Abstracts: Clarke and Brown's common currency. Gordon Brown crosses the monetary Rubicon. The grey man turns purple
Abstracts: Clarke does not need to make massive tax cuts. Learning our lessons from the last time around. Economy will be the election's main battleground
Abstracts: Clarke finds few soulmates in Switzerland. Pro-EMU business lobby is speaking out at last. A triumph of business and lunch
Abstracts: Clarke holds key to pre-poll boom. Bank says rates must rise. Clarke to brazen out inflation shock, says City
Abstracts: Clarke links low inflation to growth without tears. 'This virtuous Budget will bring rich rewards for all.' (UK chancellor Kenneth Clarke's 1996 Budget speech)(Budget special)(Transcript)
Abstracts: Clarke: My part in William's triumph. An idea that could breathe some life back into politics. Mr Blair must not abandon his promise of a new politics
Abstracts: Clarke rejects jobs law to combat racism. Ardito Desio. The summit of consumerism
Abstracts: Clarke squares the magic circle, but who will pay the price in future? Has canny Ken blown it?
Abstracts: Clarke steps into the war zone. Growth prediction halved. Green policies urged to help world's poor
Abstracts: Clarke wins first skirmish but not the war. Governor leads Chancellor by two goals to one. Critics of Bank independence miss the point
Abstracts: Clashes as anti-bombing protests grow. How a Soviet mole united Tito and Churchill. Yard links record crime in London to the recession
Abstracts: Clash of views on global economy kicks off world forum. Why the City should fear the single currency. Dealing with extremes of market behaviour
Abstracts: Classics from the James gang. There was this Jew .... Heart of darkness
Abstracts: Class of '97 put careers before politics. Icy wind snuffs 'Peking Spring.'. China's rulers hold back tide of leftism
Abstracts: Class size - does it really matter? Let's have a truly national curriculum. From the cradle to the scholarship
Abstracts: Class war at the savings bank: how Labour is hammering the middle classes. Glittering image turns dull
Abstracts: Claude Dusaidi. Gumpei Yokoi. Claude Shannon
Abstracts: Cleaning up after troublesome tenants. Rental properties at your fingertips. As safe as regulated and well-maintained houses
Abstracts: 'Cleansing' Bosnia at a camp called Jasenovac. Muslims grieve in Bosnia's innocent hills. Innocents banished to the ends of the earth
Abstracts: Clear and present danger. Doctors, the enemies of hope. Parental advisory explicit content
Abstracts: Clever bunny. Controversy as C4 provides platform for paedophiles. Paedophiles are not men in dirty raincoats. They are clever people whom naive children trust
Abstracts: Clever bunny. Oh, the lesbian chic of it all. Not everything shrinks with movie therapy
Abstracts: Clever but lucky Chancellor remembers the Hippocratic oath: First, do no harm. Mr Brown's head is in the right place but his heart isn't
Abstracts: Cleverness is not enough. Social democracy or just soap opera? No Machiavelli, just a social democrat in disguise
Abstracts: Clever Trevor. The battles of Hastings. Keeping taking The Tablet
Abstracts: Clickable flicks. Room at the top ... Caught between the camera and the cradle
Abstracts: Click! Return of the green goddess. For the love of Michael
Abstracts: Clients to sue bank over cash deposits. Peer urges rethink on Heathrow's Terminal 5. Veggie burgers, militant cyclists and rain. All in a game of Mayday Monopoly with the police
Abstracts: Cliff Richard is a pagan. 'Where do you think the stuff I do on the radio comes from?' (US disc jockey Howard Stern)
Abstracts: Climate of unreason. Living in the shadow of fear. For the first time in my life, I feel afraid here at home
Abstracts: Climate of unreason. Master of our universe. The monkey business
Abstracts: Climber's family keep K2 pledge. Sikhs query the deadly price of peace. The women who build cities then vanish in the dust
Abstracts: Clinton calls for November summit on financial crisis Mandelson comes out ... in favour of the single European currency
Abstracts: Clinton defiant as accusations pour in. 'The cover story,' Monica Lewinsky told her friend, 'is what I signed up for when I signed up for the relationship' But according to the special prosecutor, it was all on tape. Can anything now save the man she called 'the big he'?
Abstracts: Clinton denied his honeymoon. Bill's baby-boomers promise the earth. All roads lead to the Oval Office
Abstracts: Clinton faces his moment of truth. Remember Vukovar - for the sake of the dead, and the survivors who must bring it back to life
Abstracts: Clinton is not Nixon: he's much worse than that. Don't panic: President Bush is not the new Mr Nixon. Mr Clinton? Next to Nixon in the Presidential Hall of Fame
Abstracts: Clinton is the mother of reinvention. Happiness is a hard luck story. Money can buy you love
Abstracts: Clintonomics make their day: will Dirty Harry be The Forgiven? Kenneth and Audrey's ordeal
Abstracts: Clinton pledges an African Renaissance. Moi stirs up Kenya's tribal strife. With smiles and warm handshakes, Clinton tries to vanquish the peace process demons
Abstracts: Clinton proposes tax credit for long-term care. How Bill Clinton neutered the feminist movement. Clinton starts his comeback
Abstracts: Clinton proposes tax credit for long-term care. The loveliness of the long-distance footpath. How long shall we avoid the immigration issue?
Abstracts: Clinton pulls out the stops to turn the US green. ... While in America, the hungry poor swell queues for charity food
Abstracts: Clinton reaches for the stars. After the parties break up. Ranger Ross rides high in home state
Abstracts: Clinton's Mid-East deal finally secured. Battle for a bigger Nato tests Solana's diplomacy. It may take a long time, but this Middle East violence will subside
Abstracts: Clinton's remorse may gain sympathy. 'So how do you define sexual relations, Mr President?' (videotape of President Bill Clinton's grand jury testimony broadcast to general public)
Abstracts: Clinton visit triggers a new 'intifada.'. Prisoners hail bin Laden as 'a hero of Islam.'. Afghanistan's neighbours unite against Taliban
Abstracts: Clinton was right to put the US back in the black. US output figures unnerve markets. Just-in-time decisions offer US a lifeline
Abstracts: Clinton: 'We turned tide of history.' (Democratic party makes gains in mid-term elections) US reels as 81 die, 1,800 hurt in huge embassy bombings
Abstracts: C list makes the A grade. Goodbye to all that paper. Nasty, brutish and short
Abstracts: Clive on high. Where there's a Will's there's a way. Under cover
Abstracts: Clockwork composer. The divine Miss K gets real. The divine Miss Miller
Abstracts: Close encounters in the music shed. A place for everything and everything in its place. Last of the great sliders
Abstracts: Close to the hedge. Art or craft? A suburban patch transformed. A reminder of past triumphs
Abstracts: Close your eyes and think of Dagenham. Please do not keep off the glass. Only 229 days and counting...
Abstracts: Clothing, footwear and household textiles. Jeans. Men's clothing
Abstracts: Clouds gather over 'big four' food retailers. Supermarkets make formal OFT Asda to sell cut-price designer sunglasses
Abstracts: Clowns can't sell to Swedes of Germans. Can Dimbleby kebab John Major? The watchdog's bark is worse than its bite
Abstracts: Clowns to the left of us, jokers to the right. A room of one's own. Taking Cromwell Street to Charing Cross Road
Abstracts: Club class. I'd like to teach the world to sin. Revel with a cause
Abstracts: Clunis: the wider failures. Time to jettison the Mental Health Act. From monster to human being in 50 minutes
Abstracts: Cobi of Spain to win gold at the Olympics. The finest secrets of Venice. Art galleries: dontcha hate 'em?
Abstracts: Coca-Cola, Jane Austen - just what makes a classic? Mailer, the Great I Am. Bridget, a rampaging monster stomping all over our age
Abstracts: Cognitive selling scripts and sales training. Behavioral self-management as a supplement to sales force controls
Abstracts: Cognitive selling scripts and sales training. Sales management performance evaluation: a residual income perspective
Abstracts: Coining it at the Murray mint. Croissants and decaff with reptile man. Turning the tide
Abstracts: Coining it on the cutting edge. 'I am like my terriers and just as loyal, I think.'. 'I start with a hunger to achieve and a competitive spirit in almost everything I do.'
Abstracts: Cold comfort and the Last Judgement. The complete guide to horse riding holidays. Way out of the ordinary
Abstracts: Cold? It's freezing. The power and the glory. Greenhouse dreams
Abstracts: Col Fred Allen. Field Marshal Lord Carver. Col Patrick Porteous VC
Abstracts: Colin Hardie. Ilya Gershevitch. Brian Miller
Abstracts: Collateral damage: the forgotten Muslim victims of 11 September 2001. The biggest personal gift in the history of the world
Abstracts: College funded a life of luxury with fees fiddle and must now repay 9m pounds sterling. Eastenders turn on the tourists who follow footsteps of Jack the Ripper
Abstracts: Colleges OK doing IT with computer firms. Hi-tech jobs but low salaries. For the homeless, employability is IT
Abstracts: Colombians find football is the game to die for. Bolivians fear dictator-turned-democrat. Suicide still the surest way out of Cuba
Abstracts: Colonel Andrew Croft. Brigadier Michael Calvert. Philip Fielden
Abstracts: Colonel Gaddafi, a giving kind of guy. Feeling their way to power. Journey of the modern magi
Abstracts: Colour Cosmetics. Cinemas. Audio Equipment
Abstracts: Colours of the cornered chameleon are changing rapidly, Taliban style. 'The Taliban are not worried about being bombed.'
Abstracts: Coltrane, Mayfield ... Terry Callier? Professor Tom Burns. Terry Burns
Abstracts: Come again. None more Purple. Britpop's older brother
Abstracts: Come, let us reason together. Netanyahu refuses to give up the West Bank. US faces long haul to peace in Middle East
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