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Abstracts: Come off it Nicola, who are you trying to kid? Teen love gets serious. Can Cornwall survive the solar eclipse?
Abstracts: Come on, baby, buy my camel. A job for life that nobody wants. You'll get more than just desert
Abstracts: Come on, feel the noise. Blimey! It's Pavement. A dirty job but someone's got to do it
Abstracts: Come play with me. Coming up from Down Under. Keeping her head above water
Abstracts: Come to terms with your policies. Dependents provided for? Beware the poor performers
Abstracts: Come up and legalise me sometime. How the Home Secretary could cut burglary at a stroke: legalise drugs. Turning a blind eye to a flourishing trade in saunas
Abstracts: Coming in on a wing and a pair - of Mausers. From Istanbul by 'people bus.' (crossing Europe by car) Turks plan to set up 'security zone' in Iraq
Abstracts: Coming soon: the genetically engineered banana that can save Third World children The dirty gas that's cleaning up its act
Abstracts: Coming soon: the genetically engineered banana that can save Third World children. The teens who took over the Net
Abstracts: Coming soon, the I-level CD. CD players with split personalities. Games soon won't be kids' stuff any more
Abstracts: Commander Charles Eckersley-Maslin. Harbourne Mackay Stephen. Tony Bartley
Abstracts: Commando swoop on Serbs; SAS kill leading war-crime suspect in shoot-out and arrest underling. Kosovo's men of ideas are dragged from homes and shot
Abstracts: Commission factions fire their last salvoes. The battle for the iron in Birmingham's soul. British arrive late in new Iran
Abstracts: Commission for review of councils under fire. How did Sean Harper die? Are weapons the solution to war in Bosnia?
Abstracts: Commodity prices may spoil the party. How Labour gained from its shift to the centre. We cannot delay the EMU decision much longer
Abstracts: Common people. Is this Britain's most des res? Offers invited around 85m pounds sterling. Hef, the playboy's playboy, waxes philosophical
Abstracts: Communications firms see brighter prospects. Theft on phones is costing 50m pounds sterling a year. Phone-in frenzy made BT see red
Abstracts: Communism is alive and well and living in Nanjie. China divorce is too close for comfort. China's youngsters see a rose-tinted future
Abstracts: Communist ideologues waiting in the wings for handover. Tycoon Tung takes over the helm. Question marks hanging over the future
Abstracts: Communists pillaged party gold. Balladur bond opens up new front for France. Rebels give Major ultimatum
Abstracts: Communists pillaged party gold. Russian bogey turns into gold mine for Finns: trading ties are now booming between two old foes
Abstracts: Community where many had reason to kill. Killing uncovers dark side of private eye's life. Widow of man who died in knife struggle 'devastated.'
Abstracts: Companies keen to switch. Schemes to win back private shareholders. Slump pushes builders close to the wall
Abstracts: Companies need a cost champion. A new world of spy games. Champion of the games in Catalonia
Abstracts: Company law review may bring boardroom crackdown. Is Branson's honeymoon finally over? How Branson won the 'dirty tricks' air war
Abstracts: Company man takes a dive. Through the keyhole - a look at the inner woman. The inner man takes on the great outdoors
Abstracts: Compaq drops a bomb on IT sector. A doctor with Time to spare. Jobs stars in the latest episode of Apple's soap opera
Abstracts: Compare living standards, not tax. Government number crunching disguises true unemployment. The discrepancy of employment figures has never been greater
Abstracts: Compensation and sales performance of service personnel: a service transaction perspective. High technology salespeople's information acquisition strategies
Abstracts: Completely unruffled by crisis. Lord Midas, his zenith and nadir. After a year of gaffes, Hague celebrates with a day in bed
Abstracts: Composing in reel time. An intellectual Eden, a symphony of windows. The rich tapestry of life
Abstracts: Compromises must be made over the decommissioning of arms in order to start talks. Political institutions to shape a new era
Abstracts: Computer heavyweights merge to form world's number one PC maker. Skids under Fiorina as deal falters
Abstracts: Computer retailing. Greeting cards and stationery retailing
Abstracts: Concerto for dude and orchestra. Beyond the three-minute orgasm. A funny thing happened on the way to the jam session
Abstracts: Concorde refit is last hurrah of unfulfilled aviation dream. How safe is your plane?
Abstracts: Conditional reprieve for the 'last-chance saloon.' (influence of the Press Complaints Commission) Universal soldiers in war against the Establishment
Abstracts: Condoms? Disgusting. I'll have a ribbed pack. Next Government may not be as lucky as this. Britain takes pole position for global 'catch up.' (UK has potential for rapid economic growth)(Column)
Abstracts: Condon links drink to rise in violence Tax rise for second home owners UK: RISE IN SALMONELLA TYPHIMURIUM DT104
Abstracts: Condon's apology is not enough, say Lawrences. Police left baffled by the killing in the fields of Suffolk. Rumour of local killer fills the valley of death
Abstracts: Condon should go, but there are worse demons still to be exorcised. What do you really mean, Mr Hague?
Abstracts: Conductor of hope and glory. The pass master. The importance of being insolent
Abstracts: Confessions of a cannabis smoker. Confessions of a party animal. Blonde ambition
Abstracts: Confessions of a tower block fan. Employees become the key consideration. Trading places with Mr Patten
Abstracts: Confessions of a Worcestershire lad. Literary lifers: the good, the bad and the nosey. Diana Petre
Abstracts: Confessions of writers brought to book. Elvis, meet Mingus and all that jazz. It may win prizes, but is it art or orifice?
Abstracts: Conflict over our identities has replaced the battle of ideologies. This doom, gloom and despair is driving everyone bonkers
Abstracts: Confusion and chaos among the colonels of Sierra Leone's new junta. Tribal militias mass for war: Sierra Leone's native warriors are mobilising to confront the military junta
Abstracts: Confusion as UK puts troops on war zone stand-by. Americans 'duped' into attack on convoy. Undercover teams to close pincer on Taliban
Abstracts: Congo gripped by fear as brutal leader is buried. Revealed: how a hated dictator was betrayed by one of his most trusted guards
Abstracts: Congo wealth lures Africa's power-players. Consumers warm to new services. The warm heart of Africa
Abstracts: Congratulations, it's weeks of pain. When children rule, ad men obey. Sick of pregnancy
Abstracts: Congratulations. You've just won 1m pounds sterling on the National Lottery. You may think you'll never have to work again. Well, you're wrong
Abstracts: Congruence in sales force evaluations: relation to sales force perception of conflict and ambiguity. An examination of reward preferences for sales managers
Abstracts: Conjuring a solution to the corporation tax conundrum. Some new revenue-raising ideas for Labour. A little largesse for everyone
Abstracts: Conlon Nancarrow. Everyone knows Henry Wood set up the Proms. But who remembers the man who hired him to do it?
Abstracts: Conning the Cali cartel. A trillion dollars in dirty money keeps island tax havens afloat. Freezing the finances of terrorists is not as easy as Bush may think
Abstracts: Conscious and unconscious processing of priming cues in selling encounters. The effect of priming cues in sales interactions: additional perspectives
Abstracts: Conscript tells of Algeria's torture chambers. Algeria terror touches the world. Hidden enemies of a bitter mountain war
Abstracts: Consequences of the last awful recession are still with us. They must stick to their guns. Schlesinger: a banker's guilt
Abstracts: Conservation: the last straw. Village hall's 24,000% rent rise stirs revolt. Lessons in hardship at Dorset opt-out school
Abstracts: Conservatism's virgin soldier. Labour's Earth Mother. One careful Oona
Abstracts: Conservatives fight the enemy within. The last Tory prime minister? The New Tories: busy striking a pose
Abstracts: Constantine Karamanlis. Qadi Abd al-Rahman al-Iryani. Maurice Schumann
Abstracts: Consumer activism is a sign of political impotence. Students and drink: have the Puritans taken over the bar? Sex education without the prejudice
Abstracts: Consumers get the message. Heirs get no favours in telecom market. Spreading the net: the rapid uptake of new technology in Europe is opening up innovative ways of doing business
Abstracts: Consumer shopping habits. Pre-holiday shopping habits. Online shopping
Abstracts: Consumer shopping. Retail product mix. Consumer expenditure
Abstracts: Consumer windfall could yet save the Tories. A mountain of reasons to reduce public debt. UK suffers from global inventory shake-out
Abstracts: Consumer windfall could yet save the Tories. The economic fall-out from the windfall factor. We might not have to delay the start of EMU
Abstracts: Consumption patterns. Market sectors. Introduction
Abstracts: Consumption patterns. Production and foreign trade. Potatoes
Abstracts: Contemplating complaints. Should we change the rules of this club? Free agent for justice
Abstracts: Contenders line up for power when Deng goes. Shanghai surprise as ruthless President ousts aging rivals. Clinton's words stun TV millions
Abstracts: Convenience store as Shinto shrine. Meet Robokitty. Once, his business could do no wrong. Now he weeps for the shame and loss
Abstracts: Conversations with Igor. The operas came in three by three. To thine own muse be true
Abstracts: Conviction proved a triumph for the police, but awkward questions remain over handling of case. 'When children of 14 carry knives you have to act.'
Abstracts: Convictions queried by probation officers. Despair on the breadline. Enthusiast finds kernels of excellence in the nation's jails
Abstracts: Cook blames culture of secrecy. City corporations challenged by people power as East Enders seek a share in their future
Abstracts: Cookies that tell the world your fortune. Small but perfectly informed. With microtransactions, every little helps
Abstracts: Cooking up a recruitment success. Success is based on the company you keep. Branch out from paper to reality
Abstracts: Cooking up a TV winner. TV's classic shows are missing. From hip hop to blue chip
Abstracts: Cook plea falls on deaf ears as Serb police blitz villages. Americans wake up to ignorance. The men who brought the world to brink of war
Abstracts: Cook pledges 'we'll hunt down all war criminals.'. Pinochet wiles away the hours on the Net. Child abuse checks are urged for all priests
Abstracts: Cook says Serbs will pay for atrocities. Returning to the village of 100 orphans. 'One morning, while it was still dark, Serbs brought bodies and buried them.'
Abstracts: Cool Clinton scores top marks in the character test. How Clinton gave Arkansas new hope. Clinton holds budget aces
Abstracts: Co-operate to survive and prosper. The truth about going it alone. The leap into the great unknown
Abstracts: Co-op threatens to call in SFO over offshore payment. Co-op sees off Regan's 1.2bn pounds sterling bid. New general takes the field in trolley wars
Abstracts: Coping with a bursting campus. Why students are speaking in tongues. Staff tailor-made for the small business
Abstracts: Cop shows play a part in policing by consent. 'I did nothing at all..' - defence or confession. The long arm of the warden
Abstracts: Copycats, your number's up. And now for Bill Gates's next trick. Stop this magahertz madness
Abstracts: Cor blimey, prof. What made you do it? Gone to the great gig in the sky. Gor blimey, guv, all it needs is muffin men and sweeps
Abstracts: Coroner rules that separation of Siamese twins was lawful. In Oldham, the awful truth dawned. The extreme right had 12,000 votes
Abstracts: Corporation and inheritance tax changes hailed. From hip-hop to catwalk. Perks come out of the shadows
Abstracts: Correction is some way off. We're not out of the woods yet. Why I'm bullish about the bears
Abstracts: Corruption alleged over helicopters deal. Westland denies weapons deal conspiracy. The private face of a public service
Abstracts: Corruption at the heart of the revolution. South Africa wakes from its long sleep. Old ills haunt new S Africa
Abstracts: Corruption on an Olympian scale. Ministers scrapped Wembley kick-of at last minute. Four years of talks, 30 years of hurt and what have we got to show for it? Sweet FA
Abstracts: Corruption, privilege and reward. When sorry is the right word. Reward for hitting the right tone
Abstracts: Corruption's bad for your wealth. Motber Earth is pleased to announce the birth of its six billionth inhabitant (baby doing fine; mother needs constant attention)
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