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Abstracts: Famine, with all the trimmings. Out of touch - by definition. 'People try to pretend disability isn't there.'
Abstracts: Famous for the wrong reason. 'Every guy wants a teenage girlfriend.'. So many junkies, so little time
Abstracts: Fanfare for the common man. The gastarbeiter. The A - to - Z of La Traviata
Abstracts: Far East market shockwaves reverberate around the world. One bear turns US rally into a rout. A small bear drama disguised as a crisis
Abstracts: Farewell to all that. Clive James on (election) TV. Sarah Raphael
Abstracts: Farewell to a right royal president. Jim Kemmy. Students defend right to abortion information
Abstracts: Farewell to the old factories. Here's a unique chance to create a Europe that works. Don't be so gloomy about the Net, Mr Gates
Abstracts: Far from the front line: the warring factions searching for peace. Pentagon death toll could be 800 as fires burn on
Abstracts: Farmers savage Tesco over 'obscene' 1 billion pounds sterling profits. UK: SAINSBURY PROFIT PROJECTION CUT
Abstracts: Farmer sues on genetic dangers Stressed, misunderstood and lonely: the farmer's lot is not a happy one. Let the farmer out of the pen
Abstracts: Farming hit by worst crisis since the thirties. The growing pains of a selectively bred chicken. The last menageries
Abstracts: Farm it from the sea. Now robots have joined the war against disease. Somebody, somewhere will be watching you
Abstracts: Farm row splits EU partnership. Was Mata Hari framed? Chirac plea for release of reporter accused of spying
Abstracts: Farms will become killing fields. 'Kill our cows and save farming.' (UK farmers accept need for large-scale incineration of cattle)
Abstracts: Far-right faction aims to trigger violent race war. Meanwhile, the planes full of tourists still pour in. Coded diary reveals Japanese prison's death and despair
Abstracts: Fascist chief spreads fear over Russia. Philby's widow tells of an Englishman's life in exile. Six years on death row dims 'Flame.' (Russian murderer Nikolai Pozhedayev)
Abstracts: Fast, cheap and out of control - but it sells. Murch's sound, Coppola's fury. True lives: a simple tale of transsexual folk
Abstracts: Fast growth in mobiles market Heavy rain adds to misery of survivors. What chance is there of a fair trial for Ocalan in Turkey?
Abstracts: Fast train to a shopping spree. The Housegos went to India. They were sick. Their son was kidnapped. But they stayed and set up shop there
Abstracts: Fatal attraction of the doctor and the drifter. Home Office suppressed evidence for 46 years. Innocent. But this murder tale is far from over
Abstracts: Fatal skirmish gives the lie to peace in Kosovo. Gruesome evidence from well of hatred. More killing in villages as iron curtain draws shut
Abstracts: 'Fat cats' join the queue for treatment. Quiet eye at centre of a permanent storm. A suitable case for treatment
Abstracts: Fat cats, rogue traders and the holy grail. Ten years after Big Bang, little has changed. Don't count on a happy ending for markets
Abstracts: Father Dougal, the dolphins, and a mission from the streets of London. Day after day, we heard how a happy-go-lucky father was turned into a man in fear of his life
Abstracts: Father John Ramsay. Patricia Cunninghame Graham. Cardinal Thomas Winning
Abstracts: Fatherland sees truth through a looking glass. City where everything has become degraded. Hatred flows free as troops roll in
Abstracts: Fatherland sees truth through a looking glass. Families blasted in 'just another mistake.'. 'A factory blitzed and our livelihood gone.'
Abstracts: Father of Saudi car-bomb victim rejects suspects' TV confessions. Betrayal, booze and bombs: a Saudi expat mystery
Abstracts: Father of the Internet. Publish and be damn smart. A very digital dilemma
Abstracts: Father set to sue over suicide of top playwright. When a man loves being a woman. Now art thieves aren't Raffles but riff-raff
Abstracts: Father to a rising nation. Keys to unlock the South African economic shackles. Cosmo woman ensures SA is safe for 'Sex.' (legal appeal against a ban on Madonna photographs in Cosmopolitan magazine in Pretoria, South Africa)
Abstracts: Father won't pay? Then punish the mother. Buying more than just a good education. A model of an absent father
Abstracts: Fat is a pharmacist issue. 'My daddy is lost at sea.'. 'I know I'm going to love this.'
Abstracts: Fat of the land store up trouble Young persons' guide to pitching. Ovaltine queen in a post-ceramic world
Abstracts: FDA restricts Trovan use. Xenical approved for weight loss. NASA launches microcapsule test
Abstracts: Fear and loathing in Peru's press. If he could make an ass of himself, what about them?
Abstracts: Fear bedevils Romanian voters. Tomorrow does not belong to them. Free-market model could be broken in two
Abstracts: Fear, bigotry and hope - the shadows that lurk on the Garvaghy road. Mr McGuinness has opened the way to truth
Abstracts: Fear enters the soul of the Mother of Parliaments. When 'liberals' undermine freedom of conscience. Call me sentimental, but a good teacher is an artist
Abstracts: Fear is a wheel in our head. Revealed: the scientific basis for falling in love. Stress? That went out with the Eighties
Abstracts: Fear is the key to naming and shaming. End of the great tuition fee scare. How good are our art colleges?
Abstracts: Fear of Aids is not the only thing that frightens the modern soldier. If only everyone were as good as me ...
Abstracts: Fear of change drives Austrian voters back into cocoon. Caught in the revolving door of change. Fear bedevils Romanian voters
Abstracts: Fear of finance. Prepare for hike in your mortgage bill. Make your will. Before you die
Abstracts: Fear of future wars hangs over treaty. Despair at a war that has no end. Croatian-Muslim alliance holds key to government army gains
Abstracts: Fear of losing the floating voter delayed crucial decisions that could seriously affect environment. How wind, waves and sunshine will power a green 'industrial revolution.'
Abstracts: Fears for reconciliation in Rwanda as Hutus are moved off their land. 'The gunfire was phenomenal. There were 10 bullets embedded in the wall.' (gun attack on DiamondWorks mine in Angola)
Abstracts: Fears for seven million refugees as winter looms. Starvation looms for six million Afghan refugees. Famine threat intensifies as aid agencies pull out
Abstracts: Fears of hard landing start to recede. This windfall disaster could have been prevented. The golden rule of borrowing
Abstracts: Fear stalks settlers' promised land. Welcome to the promised land. A thorn in the side of 'mafia' in Palestine
Abstracts: Fear stalks the Fatherland. A cross they must continue to bear - whatever the critics say. One good man, a trivial little tale and his obsessive code of honour
Abstracts: Federal army puts slow squeeze on Dubrovnik. Peasants' Golf War puts Mexico in a spin. Mexican army raids sweep southern states
Abstracts: Fed must raise rates to keep the lid on inflation. Despite the Budget dodges, base rates must rise. The inflation target that nobody wants to hit
Abstracts: Fed needs to beware the sting in the tail of monetary policy. Greenspan's surprise rate cut rescues markets
Abstracts: Fed revving the engine but banks on the brakes. America's consumer boom could yet end in tears. How Japan's savings could stave off recession
Abstracts: Fed's rate cut fails to halt worst fall on Wall Street since crash of 1987. Shares rally strongly, but how long can it last?
Abstracts: Feeding frenzy. The mother of all bhajis. Who ate all the burgers?
Abstracts: Feelgood factor fuels Christmas shopping bonanza. Police fear resurgence in the evil and bloody world of dog fighting
Abstracts: Feelgood factor pushes British air fares to new high. Gimme a ticket for an aeroplane. Falling fares are just the ticket for travellers
Abstracts: Feeling the heat. Travel giants tighten their grip. Airtours chief sets sights on FTSE
Abstracts: Feel like I'm fixin' for a comeback .... Samba meets chainsaw. Mighty like a mother
Abstracts: Fees vs commission: which choice pays? Easing the pain of redundancy. When it pays to speak to an IFA
Abstracts: Fela Kuti. Le comic strip presente .... No Stone unturned
Abstracts: Female college student interest in a sales career: a comparison. The appeal of personal selling as a career: a decade later
Abstracts: Feminine hygiene or sales hype? When spring sun turns your thoughts to cobwebs. Private health care meeting public needs
Abstracts: Feminists must back fathers. A bit too much of a prig and a prude. Can select committees ever exercise effective parliamentary scrutiny?
Abstracts: Ferdinand Porsche. Sir James Tait. Graham Webster
Abstracts: Ferdy Mayne. John Mitchum. Werner Klemperer
Abstracts: Fergie may be stupid - but she's not alone. Who killed Yvonne Gilford? Who cares? Certainly not the tabloids. Fergie, Mandy and Paula, we judge you
Abstracts: Fergie - the ideal figure for the new world economy. The domestic economy of the Duchess. Fergie, debt, and the bank that can't say no
Abstracts: Fergus Provan. David Warbeck. Allan Davis
Abstracts: Ferrets that failed to sell the goods. The death of the British deterrent? Isn't it time we forgot about the atomic bomb?
Abstracts: Fever pitch. Bouquet of Bard wire. An ace party with a great venue attached
Abstracts: Few cats get the ice-cream. Songs of God and clifftops. Capital ideas that sank Thames
Abstracts: Fewer forms and greater thought. It pays to keep those career doors open. A legal career outside the law
Abstracts: Field rejoins pension war with proposal to pay out 7,000 pounds sterling each. Loan sharks, the debt trap and why credit companies are now on borrowed time
Abstracts: Fifteen deaths and a catalogue of lies and evasion: the trail which brought a serial killer to justice. The serial murderer who had no motive, save the desire to play God
Abstracts: Fifteen years after the bloodbath, the world turns its back. No passport, no country, no home, no life ...
Abstracts: Fifty years as prisoners of war. Outcry over forgotten Nazi death camp. On His Majesty's Secret Service
Abstracts: Fighting like rats and frogs. Gates, Posh, and the hand that rocks the cradle. To dream the impossible dream
Abstracts: Fighting 'not competent' mentality. China's new gamblers discover it's easier to speculate than accumulate. Vietnam opens its door for business
Abstracts: Fighting over a rural idyll. Tusk, tusk, they're still buying ivory. The junk they serve up with the food
Abstracts: Fighting the cruelty and prejudices that place so many obstacles in the way of the disabled. Staff place bets on 'Mirror' executives facing sack
Abstracts: Fighting the frost in Canada. Warsaw. A long way from home with Bruce
Abstracts: Fight off the first-job blues. Keep driving, he said. Why would I want a plan?
Abstracts: Figures that don't add up. Welcome to the promised land. Drawing is not an art, it's a cause
Abstracts: Files reveal Great War secrets of British literary heroes. Behind the collapse of a behemoth. Ten hours of terror for the hotel guests who became hostages in a distant conflict
Abstracts: Filling the unforgiving minute. Just shut up and listen. 'Hell, I know how. Question is, when?' (LaVern Baker, rosk'n'roll star) (Interview)
Abstracts: Film censor allows a chink of light behind the veil. Prized place in history for free spirit who dares to be defiant
Abstracts: Film giant unleashes black arts of spin to fuel hype over Harry. Casino says high-rollers have taken it to the cleaners
Abstracts: Film industry's favourites: now showing in black and white. Coupe set for a superhero's comeback. Challenge to the company favourites
Abstracts: Film-making in the abstract. Family values, New York style. Together in electric dreams
Abstracts: Films of babies to be used in evidence over vaccine damage. Falling for London's tall storeys. Lung cancer: behind the smoke screen
Abstracts: Film - the final crisis. One step beyond: 1969, earth's giant leap year. The troubled emperor
Abstracts: Final departure from King's Cross? Ireland's final frontier: it's all in the mind. Will the final frontiers move ever outwards?
Abstracts: Finally, the importance of being Imran. And what, inquired M'Lud, is Linford's lunch box? Imran vs Beefy: more about class than cricket
Abstracts: Final verdict on the Guinness affair: 'A cynical disregard of laws, contempt for the truth and common honesty.'
Abstracts: Financial advice does not have to be painful - do your research. Make sure your bank is a flexible friend - not foe
Abstracts: Financial consultant makes money work for Pakistani slum-dwellers. In a dusty slum, life is too grim to care about war
Abstracts: Financial insecurity means no early return of feelgood factor. Manufacturers find the feel-good factor in exports
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