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Abstracts: 'A defining moment of American history'. A uniquely American way of death. Symbol of American democracy laid low in latest attack
Abstracts: A degree above the competition: accreditation enables graduates as well as business schools to stand out in a highly competitive market
Abstracts: A degree in nursing? Why not? 'If we didn't do this, we'd be lost.'. Carry on nursing, please
Abstracts: A delicate balance. Pocket dynamo. Invention, economy and elegance
Abstracts: A devil at the heart of Japan Inc. The unwanted Yankees of Okinawa. Lonely graves in the enemy's homeland
Abstracts: A different kind of experience. We've got the chemistry right. Countdown to a boring giant leap for mankind
Abstracts: A digital revolution. Around the world with a mobile telephone. Coming right up, versions in Swedish, Catalan and Basque
Abstracts: A diplomatic change of face. Governor, garden, pastures new. The next big thing: Tolkien becomes lord of the spin-offs
Abstracts: A directors' game of Russian roulette. Politics of presure that took root in May 1968. Labour continues Russian roulette on Europe
Abstracts: A disagreement on tactics, not strategy. Jaws of tax trap close on bickering Tories. The timetable now heading for delay
Abstracts: A disagreement on tactics, not strategy. The German role model frays at the edges. The City and the global village
Abstracts: Adjusting to a new environment. Universities can incubate and educate. St Andrews: a university fit for a student prince?
Abstracts: Admiral Otto Kretschemer. Professor Hans Mayer. Peter Bielenberg
Abstracts: A doctor, defiant, shot dead for his beliefs by a lone abortion terrorist. The Tories seem to have grown even more pitiful
Abstracts: A dodo in every home. Mapping the future of personal technology. Prepare for the technological revolution
Abstracts: A dog day afternoon. Afghanistan mon amour. Farce majeure
Abstracts: Adolescence need not leave its scars. Help me, I think I'm turning into a man. The trials on the long trail to a cure
Abstracts: Adoption: who chooses Mum and Dad? A bicycle made for 2000. Hail to the chief of neo-Classicism
Abstracts: Adoringly, the Lady praised him for bringing democracy to Chile. British troops prepare for a long, hard winter
Abstracts: A dose of belief. Wake up and smell the flowers. Darwin updated
Abstracts: A dramatic ending for Thames Television. 'Dangerous' watchdog that rarely bites. Hired to make drama out of a crisis
Abstracts: A dreadful performance. Sorry, Sir Peter, but things are getting better for theatre. At a theatre near you: the tragedy of misdirected lottery funding
Abstracts: A dream house, but is the buyer dreaming? Can HRT stop the clock at the menopause? A touch of softness behind bars
Abstracts: A dream that will not fade. Strange objects of desire. Strange bedfellows in a Siberian dream
Abstracts: A driving force the politicians forget. Money makes the wheels go round. Motor industry shows some backbone
Abstracts: A drug for every bug. Vaccine for plague starts human trials. UK: FEARS OVER MENINGITIS C VACCINATIONS
Abstracts: Ads don't give women what they really want I want to be alone. Do you want a job?
Abstracts: A duo's designs on an overdraft. How to spend 48 hours in Antwerp. Hats off to the queen of New York
Abstracts: Advance to Marlborough Street. Good for the soul, if not for the brain. Tony Miles
Abstracts: Advertising and promotion. Prices
Abstracts: Advertising planner '83. Focus on energy: World's Fair offers promotional tie-ins. Developing the ad budget and plan
Abstracts: Adverts tempt and taunt old comrades. Reprieved from Russia's death row. Murder in the ranks: soldiers killed by their own comrades
Abstracts: Advisers look for strength in numbers. GRE counts the cost of funding one man's empire. Key issues remain cloudy in crisis at Harland Simon
Abstracts: Advisers may be very good but sometimes it makes sense to go for broker. Shares without the stuffiness
Abstracts: AEA joint venture gets 7m state aid UK/US: BT & CROWN CASTLE IN JOINT VENTURE. UK/CHINA: P&O IN JOINT VENTURE WITH QPA
Abstracts: Aesthete who saw salvation in the stars. Bring on the soccer moms. Staged fights, betting guards, gunfire and death for the gladiators
Abstracts: A European family at war. 'Nothing ever happens here.' (murder of Rachael Lean at RAF Coltishall, Norfolk) The society girl gets serious
Abstracts: A fair cop? 100 days to save the sinking channel. We don't have to be serious all the time
Abstracts: A fair crack of the whip. Whipping up a classic British storm on screen. When a whip is taking a whipping
Abstracts: A fair game for shoppers. Let's make it fair. All the fear of the fair
Abstracts: A fair warning: journos, check your facts. Conrad Black's sinister agenda. You want privacy? Stay off the beach
Abstracts: A faithful companion. @/+='!****!!! Road rage has got nothing on this .... The virtual beat goes on
Abstracts: A faith that can move mountains. Granny meets Antonioni. The man with the golden gun
Abstracts: A family affair. Fiddling for his supper. The banned play on
Abstracts: A family tragedy, a police force disgraced and a nation shamed. Inquiry marks watershed in attitudes to racism
Abstracts: A famous Theme Age monument. Free spirit. All it's cranked up to be
Abstracts: A fancy box of tricks, but who's buying? Handicapped hit by cutbacks. A woman scorned
Abstracts: A fanfare for the common man. Boldly going back to his roots. The dark knight returns
Abstracts: A farewell to arms - of the dottier sort. Where do all the New Men go? Do the levellers know how the land lies?
Abstracts: A farmer not waving but drowning: water meadows are part of the English idyll, but they are fast disappearing from the landscape
Abstracts: A fashion label that really is to die for .... Rome turns a blind eye to Mafia's killing spree. God's Banker: 'He was given Mafia money and he made poor use of it.' (investigation into death of Italian banker Roberto Calvi in 1982 may soon be concluded)
Abstracts: A father's crime, his child's punishment. Corporal punishment. The horrors of crime to come
Abstracts: A father's place is with his kids. I believe I saw my mother's soul, an energy, leave her body. You are what you spend
Abstracts: A feminist in Camelot. The changing of the guard. Nightmare in Nappy Valley
Abstracts: A feminist voice across 200 years. Now the robots are after your job, too. Are women turned off by technology?
Abstracts: A festival of great Britain. Making tracks for Elgar. The mind behind the Proms
Abstracts: A few drops of poison had her talking again. The normal, the abnormal and the geneticist. Self-cleansing power
Abstracts: A few good reasons not to be afraid of Edward Albee. Working-class lads get their kit on for the lasses. Kicking against the pricks
Abstracts: A few more steps on the road to fame. The road to nowhere. Marching the ancient Orange road to nowhere
Abstracts: A few questions for Geoffrey Robinson, Treasury minister. Damning truths which offer the road to reconciliation
Abstracts: A few questions for Geoffrey Robinson, Treasury minister. The bishops finally see reason over homosexuality. How to handle the information surplus
Abstracts: A few tips if we take Cook's tour. It's Cook's tour, says Robin. A fighter who doesn't back losers
Abstracts: A few years ago new housing was a byword for naff. Not any more. Up sticks and back to the city
Abstracts: Affective organizational committment of salespeople: an expanded model. Organizational commitment in the sales force
Abstracts: Afghan farmers reap lethal crop. Velayati offers no word of hope for Rushdie. In the end there is still the word
Abstracts: Afghan man of war dons a business suit. Survivors tell of gas horror beneath city. Buying China for the party
Abstracts: Afghans may find peace in the pipeline; two massive natural gas schemes could bring stability to a troubled area
Abstracts: Afghans struggle to make sense of the yawning void of authority. Judge prevents Hinduja brothers leaving India
Abstracts: A fireball in the sky at 13,000 ft - and 228 people plunged to their deaths. Bush launches new space-based arms juggernaut
Abstracts: A folk festival to lighten our darkness. Intel plays name game in fight for supremacy. All the better to kid you with
Abstracts: A force to be reckoned with. Third time of asking. No safety net in the new big top
Abstracts: A foul vinegar brews in the hills. Rosemary, the red-nosed reindeer? Fact: the woods are not dying
Abstracts: A frame around the world. Unloose the dogs of squelch. View to a thrill
Abstracts: A freak accident with fatal consequences: how the disaster of Great Heck unfolded. Carnage on the dawn express
Abstracts: A fresh look at the new centre of learning. Mad dons and dreaming spires. A unique opportunity - if used wisely
Abstracts: African 'new dawn' leaves West wary. Britons snared in Africa's Great Game. Central Africa on brink of all-out conflict
Abstracts: AFRICA: US LOAN TO HELP COMBAT AIDS. Bad blood behind China's crisis. CHINA: UK GOVERNMENT IN AIDS INITIATIVE
Abstracts: Africa: which way will the wind of change blow? Organised labour in the US isn't working. Gun lobby lays down defensive barrage
Abstracts: A friendship under strain. Hard lessons in litigation. The dons assessed
Abstracts: After 166 years, Pilkington sheds its paternal image. Senior Wickes management was aware of bogus profits 6 months before disclosure
Abstracts: After 25 years, Dicky doesn't look so tricky. Indians raise the stakes on casinos. The cash, the diamonds and the 'drop' that ensnared a spy
Abstracts: After 26 days, three hours and 29 minutes, the forces of retribution went into action. US ready to fight war in 'two phases.'
Abstracts: After 65 million years, the world at last begins to understand dinosaurs. Exposed: secret sex life of the female deceivers
Abstracts: After a century, we've produced the stressed out, cooped up battery child. Farewell to the English gent
Abstracts: After a decade of war, what has all the violence achieved in the Balkans? A violent interloper on the stage of European history
Abstracts: After all the eulogies for the Kennedys, here's one for Lauren. The conspiracy of silence about race in America
Abstracts: After Empire's roar fell silent. Do we need Comic Relief? The outsider who laid down the law
Abstracts: After exams it's a waste of time. Portraits that tell their own story. Prisoners find that all the world's a stage
Abstracts: After five years, Blair is careworn, frustrated - and 'just getting started.'. Blair will urge Bush to accept Europe's help
Abstracts: After four years, we're still waiting for that ethical foreign policy. Education makes moral and economic sense
Abstracts: After half a century, Blair could get it right in Europe. Can our island race ever link up with the Continent?
Abstracts: 'After I left the Sorbonne....'. Various ways of extracting information. Lies, damn lies and curriculum vitaes
Abstracts: After illness strikes, the financial blow follows. To die for - the cost of survival. Peace of mind when your body is falling apart
Abstracts: Afterlife of the Marlboro Man. Arsonists blamed for spread of Sydney bushfires. Aborigines offer alternative guide to their land
Abstracts: After OJ, a black president? She moved, she shook. Just another day of sex and drugs at the Foreign Office
Abstracts: After OJ, a black president? Why go on meeting like this? Will Murdoch out-Fox the regulators?
Abstracts: After pop, planes and cola, Branson takes on the banks. The banks that like to say nothing. UK: SURVEY OF INTERNET BANKS
Abstracts: After seven years, Zapatista rebels lay down guns to march for peace. Mexico's rebellious road show reaches its destination
Abstracts: Aftershocks hold up El Salvador rescue efforts. Grief and despair as hope fades for more survivors. Earthquake survivors at risk from shortage of water
Abstracts: Aftershock. The myth of motherhood. Sex after forty? Don't make me laugh
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