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Abstracts: Memories are made of this. Women will be top.. when India is part of the EU. On the track of the fatal protein
Abstracts: Memo to John Patten: get on with it. Proud to be one of the crowd. Mr Patten's Level 10 challenge
Abstracts: Memo to Mr Hague: Europe can't save you. The McCarthyite witch-hunt behind Hague's euro ballot. Sorry, Mr Hague, but voters are warming to the euro
Abstracts: Me, myself, my client. The transatlantic merger that is making waves. I'm the real Ally McBeal
Abstracts: Men being emasculated by toiletries The darkness that has brought humanity light. Fall in cancers proves medical experts wrong
Abstracts: Menem's flowers mark the end of the bitter years as the Last Post sounds. Mr Aitken's christening mug: just one sorry lot from 8 Lord North St
Abstracts: Men from Mars, women from Venus - theory lost in space. How privatisation has led to a private hell. Why people love the people's game
Abstracts: Men on a monthly cycle. Sunday, bloody Sunday. Madonna: the most famous woman in the world
Abstracts: Mensa racks its brains over who should succeed Sir Clive. Mensa's melee: the brains behind the backbiting. Mensa fails the sexism test
Abstracts: Men should be what they seem. That Shakespeare: what a character. The year they invented Shakespeare
Abstracts: Menswear retailing. Menswear mainstream retailing
Abstracts: Men who just don't want to leave Mum. Don't leave me this way. Can't we sometimes just leave it to nature?
Abstracts: Mercury hopes for second time lucky as investment trust savers run out of patience. Emerging markets may be the one bright spot in investment trusts, a sector that it still under-performing
Abstracts: Meredith Hawes. Joseph Fereday. Joan Vernon-Cryer
Abstracts: Mergers will aid progress and profits. Banks and small firms call a truce. Offshore centres still cloaked in mystery
Abstracts: Merrill could face raft of copycat claims after settling out of court. Investment banks face huge lay-offs as downturn bites
Abstracts: Merrill Lynch cutbacks herald cull of thousands of jobs in the City. Three years on, the FSA finds itself under attack from all sides
Abstracts: Message for our leaders: ignore Clinton's America. Don't just sit there, change something. How does a real leader deal with rebels?
Abstracts: Metal firms must modernise. Contradictions at the heart of Europe. Europe must modernise and reform to win the respect of its people
Abstracts: Metal guru: Lakshmi Mittal, the steel magnate who wants to be a media player. Scotland's new elite seal 45m satellite deal
Abstracts: Metal guru: Lakshmi Mittal, the steel magnate who wants to be a media player. part 2 Twilight of a royal myth
Abstracts: Metal machine music. The greenhouse effect. Something is stirring in the bowels of old Albert
Abstracts: Method in his madness. A growing passion. Oh, to be in Themeland, now that Lego's here
Abstracts: Mexico accused of bombing civilians. Mexico's warrior peasants arm for revolt. Mexico's economy heads for meltdown
Abstracts: Mexico waits in fear under the volcano. Mexicans angered by US loan conditions. Florida waits for a whisper of an ill wind
Abstracts: MI5 'will become second police force as its spying expands.' UK: PART-TIME POLICE TO TACKLE RURAL CRIME
Abstracts: MI6 supplied parts to Argentine navy. Peace deal sends village fleeing for safety. English lessons open doors to Nato
Abstracts: Miami blues. Seven Spanish superlatives. An overbooking of travel agents
Abstracts: Michael E. Hoffman. Professor Mike Cullen. Mietta O'Donnell
Abstracts: Michael Ffinch. Let it all hang out this summer. In a tunnel of love with yew
Abstracts: Michael Hartnett. Liam de Paor. James Simmons
Abstracts: Michael Heseltine, the Tories' golden vision, lays down his political mace and becomes a publisher first and last
Abstracts: Michael Hutchence. The show must go on .... Stuart Adamson
Abstracts: Michael Portillo misjudged politics and public. So how will Mr Hague deal with his new rival? Could the Tory party be coming to its senses at last?
Abstracts: Michael Sherard. How to cut loose from the corporate clones. Cashmere: because you're worth it
Abstracts: Michel Bell: he just keeps rollin' along. Opera all'italiana. Bel canto in corpore sano
Abstracts: Mick McGahey. William Whitlock. William Hewlett
Abstracts: Microsoft and BT form Net force. Bidders make call on telecoms' future. Ionica looks doomed without rescue cash
Abstracts: Microsoft's push to link cable TV up with the Net. The BBC goes into battle for supremacy of the airwaves. How to get viewers to face facts
Abstracts: Middle-class America wakes up to a bad dream as hi-tech stock markets slide. Strife in the markets doesn't always mean there's going to be a slump
Abstracts: Middle classes bear the brunt of Mexico's pain. Days of judgment in Colombia's slums. Fujimori raises siege stakes
Abstracts: Middle England's not worth listening to. Biting back at Birtism. What's wrong with the BBC today ...
Abstracts: Middle England swayed by rootless tree. Clouds still hover over the Conservatives in Wirral. Disaffected Tories suffer the short-term blues
Abstracts: Mid-East on brink of 'historic' peace deal. Israel is gripped by the curse of '67. Fatah leader warns world to expect a wave of retaliation suicide attacks
Abstracts: Midnight deal that spelt disaster for city's Chinatown; a property firm's collapse has hit a Liverpool community
Abstracts: Midshires chief may stand down War declared with withering attack on NatWest. Bank of Ireland set to top Halifax's Midshires offer
Abstracts: Mightier than the sword. The master of spin goes in to bat. Prince Rupert at a dangerous gallop
Abstracts: Milan comes over all sweet and innocent. The eminent professor of fancy frocks. Milan's battle of the sexes
Abstracts: Milan scandal moves closer to Italy's leaders. Sicilian tragedy, world problem. Inspectors give a clean bill of health
Abstracts: Mild at heart. Meet our reluctant friend in the North. How big a star do I have to be?
Abstracts: Miles and Miles and Miles .... A Coast miles away from the Atlantic. Praise be to Air Miles
Abstracts: Milestone in fight with Aids. Fine promises, but little change. Watchdogs kept on tight leash
Abstracts: Militant Islam sweeps away Sudan's diversity. Soft words in Sudan conceal face of terror. Israel: Rome's old problem
Abstracts: Military agent who was out in the cold. Thin dividing line in secret world of army agents. Former military agent in Ulster admits murder plots
Abstracts: Militias block roads in fresh violence. East Timor defies fear to vote for freedom. Shock to the system as UN dallies in Dili
Abstracts: Millennium bug "will slow the world economy down" MP3. WORLD: IEA CONCERN OVER CRUDE OIL PRICE
Abstracts: Millennium Park life. The complete guide to World Cup travel. Old enemies united by the rush hour
Abstracts: Milly Molly Mandy hits third base (and other tales of feminist confusion). Supporters' club
Abstracts: Milly Molly Mandy hits third base (and other tales of feminist confusion). part 2 Sanctuary of silence
Abstracts: Milosevic stands aside as Serb brothers suffer. A small battle slows the Muslim-Croat juggernaut. Croats set Serb 'capital' ablaze
Abstracts: Milos vs the people. Shall we step out of line? Bound but not gagged
Abstracts: Milt Jackson. Tal Farlow. Manny Albam
Abstracts: Milton Keynes is growing up. (English experimental town is 25 years old). Hard lessons in English verbs and violence
Abstracts: Mind games - the new university challenge. Oxford falls to third in academic research table. The Basil Fawlty solution to the university placings nightmare
Abstracts: Minding your languages. Taste of Scotch life a heady experience. Why terror won't stop the students
Abstracts: Mindreader? Yes, you are. The future of waste disposal. Don't fear your inner alien
Abstracts: Mine ban passed in honour of Princess Time to honour a degree of openness. A taint on Britain's honour
Abstracts: Minford claims prize as doomsayers miss target. Will the pound decline enough to save exports? Theorists should admit they make mistakes
Abstracts: Miniature homes at maximum prices. What goes around comes around. A fair fight for the punter's purse
Abstracts: Minimalists do it on tap and don't mop up afterwards. Pursuits of the Millennium - the divine side of Tyneside
Abstracts: Minimalists do it on tap and don't mop up afterwards. What Zaha Hadid next. Habitat man is not quite what you might expect
Abstracts: Minimum wage "will harm youth jobs" Nation urged to profit by share ownership rather than wage rises. More jobs go as recession looms
Abstracts: Mining coal by remote control. Now the Trojan horse arrives by telephone. Workers unite on the network
Abstracts: Mining union's unlikely commercial ally. One in ten business trips puts executives in danger. Advertising industry warned it is in danger of turning men off
Abstracts: Minister avoids new battle of Hastings in landmark decision. Anti-road protesters gear up for new battle of Hastings
Abstracts: Ministers act on EU arms strategy I quit because ministers have blurred the message on drugs. Why so many drop out of the New Deal
Abstracts: Ministers agree to appoint new 'rail safety tsar.'. Passengers say watchdog should veto rail price rises. GNER eases ahead of rail rival on points
Abstracts: Ministers and farmers turn away from vaccine. Don't worry. It's under control. Irish farmers fear the worst as farm sealed off
Abstracts: Ministers brassed off in the battle for the future of new Labour. Just what does Labour have to be so defensive about?
Abstracts: Ministers launch war on drugs prices UK: GOVERNMENT TO REVIEW FERTILITY TREATMENT. UK: ANIMAL TESTING TO BE APPROVED QUICKER
Abstracts: Ministers move to cut alcohol limit and deter drink-drivers. Why can't Labour be positive about blacks?
Abstracts: Ministers 'panic' on benefits revolt. Defiant MPs ignore whips on terror Bill. Breaking the last taboo to debate war on drugs
Abstracts: Ministers plan Internet curb National Savings:'millions missing' Doctor to challenge medical hierachy
Abstracts: Ministers prepare privatisation of BNFL Billiton pulls out of bid for CVG BNFL to buy US nuclear reprocessor in $1bn deal
Abstracts: Ministers reject advice to keep BSE from sheep. Call for anti-sleaze rule rejected. It's too close to call
Abstracts: Ministers should know the price of lunch. The President has such a way with words. Westminster's mirror to the real UK
Abstracts: Ministers to cut back on advisers. Arson fear after 65 die in disco fire. Neighbours wary of Danish voters' move to the right
Abstracts: Ministers unite in delight at the downfall of a very uncivil servant. Professionals not placemen: how to reform the quango
Abstracts: Ministers warned in 1988 about exports to Iraq. Ministers accept code for Civil Service. Ministers, agencies and excuses
Abstracts: Ministry knew of Iran arms deal that broke embargo. Company relied on foreign assistance. MoD intervened in weapons firm that sold to Iran
Abstracts: Ministry of internal affairs. It's naked. Very naked indeed. The Russians don't like it. Not one little bit. So what have the Germans done to upset them?
Abstracts: Mink. The four-letter word striking fear into the heart of Hampshire. US lesbians come out to play. UK ones don't even come out
Abstracts: Miracle of Macedonia begins as 2,000 a day fly out. Mother Clare, in red, sorts out the feeding of 1,000. At last, aid arrives in the valley of death
Abstracts: Miracles will happen. Heading on down that country road. In pursuit of the perfect moment
Abstracts: Mirror images of sad genius. Think the unthinkable about the unsinkable. Stand up, Britain's Spike Lee
Abstracts: Mirror, Mirror on the wall, perhaps staying independent is best of all. Why the dot.com magazines are running for cover
Abstracts: Mirror to reality. It's virtually the best way to run your business. Virtually limitless view of the future
Abstracts: Mirror to reality. Now the Web is singing. Would you buy a used car from this man?
Abstracts: Missing: 7bn pounds sterling of our taxes. Gurus agree to differ on the risk of a Wall Street crash. Why the South must develop trade closer to home
Abstracts: 'Missing soul' of Milton Keynes put in storage. Stafford Cottman. Charred remains hold clues to a Celtic collaborator
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