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Abstracts: All's fair in love and war. The day I married Neil Young - sort of. The truth about the birds and bees
Abstracts: All shook up in a midwife crisis. Study with sports stars of the future. Only those with a thick skin need apply
Abstracts: All strapped up, they've still got somewhere to go. Shots at the drug pub. The Captain Nemo of Bow
Abstracts: All thanks to that Mickey Mouse outfit. Steaming back to happiness. Sing something simple
Abstracts: All the best parties have balloons. Crossbow country wants to make a point. Go Norse, young woman
Abstracts: All the excuses cannot disguise this anti-European majority. If Mr Blair won't make the case for Europe, who will?
Abstracts: All the fat you can eat. British teenagers lead the world in their sexual activity - why? There'll be bluebirds over Hyde Park
Abstracts: All the news, from up the road and across the globe. Messing about with our rivers. In a New York state of mind
Abstracts: All the news, from up the road and across the globe. Parting shots from the Last Chance Saloon? A middle-of-the-road act with class
Abstracts: All the Presidents' lies. Clinton's aphrodisiac soap opera. What can our DNA tell us about sex in the Oval Office?
Abstracts: All the rage, and how he survived it. Who loves you, baby? Backing into the limelight
Abstracts: All the rage. Rise in trade demands better links. Tomorrow's world
Abstracts: All these angry young men need to escape from their ghetto mindset. A wake-up call for a community that has stayed silent for too long
Abstracts: All these cruel Muslim regimes abuse the people of the Middle East. The sons who promote Saddam's cruel legacy
Abstracts: All these tears make me uneasy. Where are the women in this war? Afghan women will still be ignored
Abstracts: All the troubles of the world on its shoulders. Professor Tony Tanner. Professor Michael Leifer
Abstracts: All the world's a stage ... and now the lottery has made its entrance with 23m pounds sterling for RADA. Clinton follows the literary trail to Hay - for a cool 100,000 pounds sterling
Abstracts: 'All they know is how to kill.' (Kenyan cult leader Joseph Kony's rebel Lord's Resistance Army) 'The gunfire was phenomenal. There were 10 bullets embedded in the wall.' (gun attack on DiamondWorks mine in Angola)
Abstracts: All things bright and beautiful. Feeling greedy for the Eighties? Less is more ... er, well, more or less
Abstracts: All together now. Spanish anchorage. Treading on dangerous ground
Abstracts: All we need is another 10 years .... Anyone for step or a Nordic steam bath? I like it, I'll take the lot
Abstracts: All you never knew about the Net.... Putting psychics to the test. Guinea-pigs running after a mouse
Abstracts: Almost human: a new film suggests that robots could one day overtake mankind. But the truth is that it may already have happened
Abstracts: A loan for all seasons. Mortgage options for single people. Better ways home if you have no boss
Abstracts: Alone, alone, all, all alone, alone on a wide, wide sea! Towards a perfect monotony. Bring me your huddled masses
Abstracts: A lonely death in paradise. What would Elaine say? The new Stepford Wives: they love, honour & obey, obey, obey!
Abstracts: A long, cool look into deep space. Earthlings unite to end space race. New light found in the outer suburbs
Abstracts: A long lifetime's journey toward an unknown region. An aural dreamscape. The once and future master
Abstracts: A long road to fewer deaths. Deliver us from motor hell, Dr Mawhinney. The railway children of Bucharest
Abstracts: A long road to justice. The spoils of war: the cat, the house, and now the pension. Breaking cover: the hidden details of pensions are flushed into the open
Abstracts: Along the great divide. Someone to watch over you. The Canaries: more than lava and louts
Abstracts: 'Aloof' mayor turns voters colour-blind. Heroes take their leave of the Arctic. Anthrax case found in New York
Abstracts: 'A lot of what YO! stands for is about me. My personality is the cream on the cake.'. UK: CHAIRMAN OF ABF RESIGNS FROM BOARD
Abstracts: A love affair at work turns sour. Going doolally in Delhi with a cushy number, a glass of simkin and a plate of rumble tumble
Abstracts: A love, a lifetime, a Lucie. The British keep their heads down. Off the wall or on the floor, it's a knotty problem
Abstracts: A low point for the high street. A rosbif open a restaurant in Paris? It's a wrap
Abstracts: Alpine paradise was smothered at 60mph. Alpine cable car disaster kills 20. What can we learn from this?
Abstracts: A&L profits from lending share boost Boeing and Airbus to share 5bn BA order UK: COMPANY SHARE PRICE MOVEMENTS
Abstracts: Al-Qa'ida almost 'immune to attack' inside its hi-tech underground lair. Frightening signs warn of ambush on the Silk Route
Abstracts: Al-Qa'ida bought anthrax spores, claims informer. Putin lines up with Nato as US presents 'proof.'. Council of clerics tells bin Laden to leave the country
Abstracts: A.L. Rowse. John Harvey. Jill Allibone
Abstracts: Alternative medicine a health risk, say experts What a politician really thinks about her ungrateful voters. An alternative that worked for me
Abstracts: Alternative methods make their mark. The babies at risk from the blues. Making alternative babies
Abstracts: Alternative trading for peace on Earth and goodwill to all nations. No peace and joy this year in birthplace of Christendom
Abstracts: Alvis set for GKN merger Staveley agrees changes to fend off GPG Go-ahead given for BNFL US$ 1.2bn US nucleardeal
Abstracts: Always count the costs. Beware the New Year blues. America's tragedy may be the catalyst to market reform
Abstracts: Always the English! The infant in its nocturnal habitat. Swollen limbs, helping hands
Abstracts: Alwyn Rushworth. Louis Essen. Norris Bradbury
Abstracts: Alwyn Rushworth. Professor Nicholas Kurti. L.F. Lamerton
Abstracts: Amalia Rodrigues. Send away the clowns. Do, do, do the funky baseball bat
Abstracts: A manifesto for moral and spiritual problems. The high cost of keeping inflation in check. Our manifesto for recovery
Abstracts: A man in a suit with a mobile phone who called the shots in the City riot. City firms face 'direct action' by extremists
Abstracts: A man in the next bed is not therapeutic. Why didn't anybody tell Elizabeth? From grief and fear to over here
Abstracts: A man of many parts. Looking for financial inspiration. The man who loved the world
Abstracts: A man-reader in Malgudi. Thailand's new temptations. Soldiers who humbled US have little to celebrate
Abstracts: A man's gotta do ... what? We'll think about that later. Lost boys stuck in Neverland. Monty: my part in his downfall
Abstracts: A man who did well out of the war. One Scotsman's Italianate job. The light bulb, the body, the long division
Abstracts: A man with a passion for opera - in spades. The rules of enchantment. Murder, madness and gambling
Abstracts: A map does not a nation make. Eritrea nears end of road to freedom. Africa's uneasy walk to freedom
Abstracts: A Mark of respect for the financial services customer. How to avoid depression after a crash. Antiques can fool the canniest investor
Abstracts: A martyr for democracy. Grozny's fate; Russia's destiny. Extremists put democracy to the test
Abstracts: A maths problem solved. Push-button generation. Our children bad at maths? It just doesn't add up
Abstracts: A matter of life and death. Keep time, gentlemen, please. What Sarah Chang did next
Abstracts: Ambassador for the world's end. The grass grows greener on a timber teepee. Britons show stress of longest EC working hours
Abstracts: Ambition can cost lives. The wrong sort of society. Wanna change the world? Get your application in
Abstracts: Ambridge it's not, but the tale of village life has farmers hooked. The light-fingered war hero and the shame of the silver candlesticks
Abstracts: Ambushers lie in wait as Major enters the pass. Steady hands can defuse a bombshell. No more seaside slapstick
Abstracts: A McJob for every 14-year-old? The demise of Corporate Man. Here are the tools. Now, how do we change society?
Abstracts: America bites the bullet. Evil. Who wants this impossible job?
Abstracts: America finally gives black troops their due. Kenyans hold suspects over bomb attack. Bomb gives Corsica taste of violence, Sicilian-style
Abstracts: America gets used to terror. Anger in US at Iraq's narrow escape. Ribbons bind the emotions of Middle America
Abstracts: America is wrong to shoot first, then ask questions about guilt later. Yard reveals full extent of the 'British connection.'
Abstracts: American aircraft launch first carpet-bombing raids on front line. Angry supporters take to streets over 'persecution.'
Abstracts: American collectors lead art market revival. This little piggy went to Maastricht. Italian's pledge to promote photographer pays off
Abstracts: American dreamers. Sony's multimedia strategy begins to fall apart at seams. The little black book that has Hollywood in a spin
Abstracts: American oil giants block efforts to end global warming. America reveals her policy on global warming: too little, too late
Abstracts: Americans play chicken with food hygiene rules. Zagreb likely to be winner under US peace plan. Settlements mushroom despite Rabin's pledge
Abstracts: American voters give priority to their purses. Clinton's 'solid footing' leaves a lot to be desired. Public schools from private purses
Abstracts: American voters give priority to their purses. Stand by your Dan. The kebabbing of Dan Quayle
Abstracts: America paralyses Lebanon's anger. America: land of the free car. The one man in America who could do whatever he wanted
Abstracts: America's aircraft giants slow to stalling speed. High-technology shares risk sunburn. Official toll from terror attacks falls below 3,000
Abstracts: America's beef about food safety. UK: PERKINS REVEALS TAKEOVER BID. US: NESTLE CONSIDERS BID FOR QUAKER OATS
Abstracts: America's big stick jangles EU nerves. How bitter conflict brought peace and prosperity to Stanley. EU ponders the Russian riddle
Abstracts: America's blueprint for the world economy. G7 clears the decks for recovery. Republics test the IMF reserves
Abstracts: America's heart of darkness. If you want to find true British values today, look to black youth. Parochial racism has made the dispersal policy a terrible failure
Abstracts: America's man to save world finances. How the US should prevent a global meltdown. Bowed but not beaten: there's life yet in New Economy
Abstracts: America's Net lessons for business. The way to prophesy profit on the Internet. The joy of the internet - you don't have to use it to benefit from it
Abstracts: America - the gentle giant? Trade frictions may rub Euroland the wrong way. Bush dealt a strong economic hand but at an awkward time
Abstracts: America was looking for comfort, inspiration and leadership. Bush stood up and delivered. A hundred days is too early to be sure, but so far, so good, Mr Bush
Abstracts: A message President Bush should heed, from small-town New Jersey. Are we trapped in another Vietnam?
Abstracts: A message to you Rudy. The forceful peacemaker. UN chief sidelined in new stand-off with Iraq
Abstracts: A method actor in Middle-earth. Norman's conquest - Part II. The divine Miss K gets real
Abstracts: 'Am I drunk, Prime Minister?'. Miserable? Of course - I'm a satirist. Mr Sex. No change there
Abstracts: Amid the din of war, listen out for the politician who keeps silent. We must become cleverer propagandists in this war
Abstracts: Amid the hunger, disease and pain, the Afghans know there is one war they have already lost. No food and little shelter, but no one in their right mind would go home
Abstracts: A military machine gears up to go into the unknown. The agony of the children left behind. Assets of groups linked to terrorism are frozen
Abstracts: A military machine gears up to go into the unknown. US prepared for loss of life in a war of attrition. All over the world, the mourning goes on
Abstracts: A million complain over rail failures. Livingstone loses battle to prevent Tube using PPP funds. Ministers provoke anger with new road schemes
Abstracts: Amis calls in the money man. Calling planet Earth.... Heavenly creatures
Abstracts: Amish are led into temptation as two face drugs-trafficking charges. Money talks to entice kids away from drugs
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