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Abstracts: Nine months ago, he said he could turn back her biological clock. Now time is running out. The axe swings, the man talks
Abstracts: Nino Ferrer. Alain Marion. Robert Spencer
Abstracts: Nirad C. Chaudhuri. The savage satire of '1984' still speaks to us today. Richard Olney
Abstracts: Nirvana, by way of Ancient Greece. Two civilisations entwined in history. Scribes of the new racism
Abstracts: Nissan, once leading invader of the West's car markets, sacks 21,000 in desperate bid to survive. UK: FORD TO REVEAL JOB CUTS
Abstracts: NMT fundraising boosts hopes for ailing biotechs. Fink serves Man with a different cup of coffee. Gambler with a cautious streak
Abstracts: No action, no rights. Sometimes the facts get in the way of the truth. So is corruption really just a vice of the Latin nations?
Abstracts: Noah's laboratory comes to the rescue. Mystery of the very little women. The mystery killer in the garden pond
Abstracts: No, Algeria, it's not an 'internal affair.' (need for international intervention in Algerian civil war)(Column)
Abstracts: No backbenchers in the bedroom. Till irreconcilable differences do us part. Parting is so sweet - in Sweden
Abstracts: Noble Savage: the sequel. Just like a man. Proust: time waster?
Abstracts: Nobody believed the scrawny boy's threat to bring a gun to school. It was a fatal error. The apple-pie suburb simply awash with guns
Abstracts: Nobody can give him limbs. But what about more cash? Beyond the ceiling, the sky's the limit. Hundreds of jobs lost ... and an ordinary man dies
Abstracts: Nobody knew where to put the flowers. Britain says goodbye. Blood on their hands, says brother
Abstracts: No business like snow business. Eco-terrorists burn ski resort. A glimmer at the end of the tunnel
Abstracts: No conspiracy! It was his idea. He shot JFK. Outrageous fortune. Harrison Marks
Abstracts: No cost too high, no price too low. Faltering printing presses of black America. To succeed in print, get a tartan background
Abstracts: Nocturnal creatures of violence. Animal rights, and wrongs: it isn't just other countries that are guilty of abuse
Abstracts: 'No daytime DJ can come in in the morning and put on some great band he heard the night before. Unless they're on the playlist.' (deciding which records get played)
Abstracts: Noddy's off to Treasure Island. Penguin goes to Hollywood. Coming back from the Brink
Abstracts: No death, please, we're British. Watchdogs do battle for digital TV. Change in media rules could mean a single ITV
Abstracts: Noel Johnson. SFX: it spells a lot of entertainment. Robert Ludlum
Abstracts: Noel: the last stately homo in England? How very Eighties. Offload the excess baggage
Abstracts: No FT, no job ... no confidence? If anyone can do it, Prue can do it. Are animals losing their innocents?
Abstracts: No guilt, no responsibility at this perverse gathering of Islamic kings and dictators. The awesome cruelty of a doomed people
Abstracts: No haven for young refugees. Will they ever return home? Where are the women in this war?
Abstracts: Noiseless ascent of a spy into heart of the Kremlin. Tsar removes rival to his uneasy crown. Yeltsin and Zyuganov vie for holy vote
Abstracts: No longer a job to bank on. Handling the calls for all-night service. UK: BRANCH NETWORK PLANS ATTRACTS INTEREST
Abstracts: No lovers, no mopeds, no smiling after 8pm. It's time to step on the cult of the pedestrian. A better class of purgatory
Abstracts: No mercy for young maid who begged to go home. Between faith and fanaticism. Hopes fade for Middle East peace
Abstracts: No more back to the future. Captured in space: the deadly course of El Nino. On a wing and a prayer
Abstracts: No more karma chameleons, please. Major's dither cost UK billions, says Lamont. Crisis of faith in ad land
Abstracts: No more potato jokes, please. The legend of the Whisky Robber. Little girl lost
Abstracts: No more talk: let's just put an end to poverty. You've squeezed single mothers; when is it the fat cats' turn?
Abstracts: Nomura sells cash to buy assets. British Gas fracture leaves City uncertain. Marconi revives City anger over boardroom pay excesses
Abstracts: Nomura splits pub chain in two The prince of darkness. Called to the bar
Abstracts: No need for nursery nostalgia. Need an answer? Just ask Victor. A tribute to flower power
Abstracts: No need to be confused. A better way to buy a house. It's a chill wind that bodes higher insurance premiums
Abstracts: No need to rubbish Rudolf. Maori, queen of Scots. Flirty Dancing
Abstracts: Non-stick ketchup runs out of the lab Laura Hockney. UK: RICHMOND RETURNS TO PROFIT
Abstracts: No omelettes without broken eggs. Nick and Joseph were just too good. Marks or merks, it's all sterling currency
Abstracts: No one can afford to ignore the 'speculators' - or have them shot. Politicians still think they can fine-tune the economy. This is folly
Abstracts: No one home. Pablo: the biopic? In search of the edible woman
Abstracts: No orgies, and go easy on the lacrosse. Girls who give Sky high kicks. A Welshman's dream, a dragon's nightmare
Abstracts: Noose tightens on Kurds. Divided Kurds kill 500 in battle over the spoils of smuggling. Kurds' peace and unity takes Saddam by surprise
Abstracts: No peace plan, no more troops. A battle for dignity amid the guns. Our lads should take on Serbia
Abstracts: No pipes, no drums on this long march. Just Protestant anger and helplessness. Drumcree march ends with traditional impasse
Abstracts: No place for the cynical. E.X.H.U.M.E.D. From Net nerds to kings of the Nasdaq
Abstracts: No place like home in tomorrow's world Retailers' warnings fail to curb rent rises UK: SHORTAGE OF WHITE COLLAR SKILLS
Abstracts: No place like home? No particular place to go. Something happened
Abstracts: No prizes for peace as Nobel judges fall out over literature shortlist. Miracle fails for deprived Ossies
Abstracts: Nordic exposure. A bit of Beethoven, Belioz, maybe even Brahms ... but period Bruckner? You must be joking. Not Roger Norrington
Abstracts: No reason to treat us differently. Baroness Denington. Baroness Young's moral majority
Abstracts: No request too small, no effort too big, for the charity that provides hope. Charity puts food on tables and children in schools
Abstracts: No rest for the afflicted. Still freaky after all these years. The monster raving lunar party
Abstracts: Normal life resumes. But this is a city on edge, full of frazzled nerves, tension and drawn faces. Deadly spores, crazy scares: a world on the edge of panic
Abstracts: Normandy conquest. Any face you want, except the real one. The future is virtually French
Abstracts: Norman Reddaway. Doreen Ingrams. Israel Shahak
Abstracts: Norman Rossington. Richard Denning. Stubby Kaye
Abstracts: Norman's wisdom - and Turkey's delight. A year on, arms-to-Iraq report gathers dust. Creating fear and loathing on the campaign trail
Abstracts: No room for slackers in the online world. Testing time for Europe. The more things change, the more we stay the same
Abstracts: No room for slackers in the online world. Witness for the prosecution. Extranet expectations
Abstracts: No room on the slopes. It's a carve up on the slopes. How to be the loudest Voice on the slopes
Abstracts: North Dakota comes to the Dorset prairie. The best of British comes from overseas. Pride comes before the fall
Abstracts: Northern Alliance launch fierce assault as Taliban surrender starts. So was this treachery or tragedy? Anti-Taliban forces 'capture' key city
Abstracts: Northern Electric sparks 650m pounds sterling US bid. Pru ups stakes in battle for Northern. Ex-InterCity chief makes 15m pounds sterling from Angel Trains sale
Abstracts: Northern exposure. Cassandra complex. Four guys named Hilliard ...
Abstracts: Northern Ireland changes colour. The colour Orange. Ripples still spreading from Bloody Sunday
Abstracts: Northern Ireland talks have reached the endgame, but stalemate is all too likely. Seven generations of Kerrs have farmed in Fermanagh. Tonight the old man will cast his vote for traditional Unionism. But his son has other ideas
Abstracts: No Sartre, no Lessing, no Mailer: Frodo the hobbit beats them all. Advertisers 'prey' on female dread of random attack
Abstracts: No sex please, we live in an old people's home. Fifty-plus and face to face with Aids. Some old people will just run and run
Abstracts: No shedding tiers without shedding tears. Into the trees. Town halls are on the ball
Abstracts: No significant risk from beef. Catastrophe est la faute des Rosbifs. Why we should all give up beef
Abstracts: No sign of an end to Asian meltdown as Hong Kong rally is wiped out. Order-driven confusion fuelled by Asian turmoil
Abstracts: No sign of an end to Asian meltdown as Hong Kong rally is wiped out. part 2 Financial rollercoaster leaves the world feeling queasy
Abstracts: No sign of panic down on the farm. The outsider who laid down the law. Down the A3 to the Middle Ages
Abstracts: No smut, no smirking. When freedom is no release. To tip or not to tip, what is the answer?
Abstracts: No soft soap, just home-made bakes and stacks of cakes. Power at work: are you on top of the game? Making every day a Sunday
Abstracts: No stopping the single currency juggernaut. Transatlantic fish war goes Canada's way. Transatlantic rift haunts Nato
Abstracts: No-strike Britain. Labour's trade-union time bomb. Who pays the meanest wages to whom?
Abstracts: No such thing as a free degree. Join a two-way learning process: when businesses take part in mentoring or voluntary schemes in the community, both sides benefit
Abstracts: No such thing as a free lunch? Are two mums better than one? Trial by media: watching for prejudice
Abstracts: Not all that interests is of 'public interest.'(media reporting of the private lives of public figures in the United Kingdom)(Column)
Abstracts: Not an ounce out of control. Look who's in my box. For the love of Michael
Abstracts: No tattoos, please, and I'll skip the nose ring too. A subject that isn't only for the girls. Bunny girls and a broken nose
Abstracts: Not cut out for going it alone. Don't be negative about risk. A pleasure to work for
Abstracts: Not enough students? Time to star selling new lines: six universities face a major shake-up after shortfalls in recruitment
Abstracts: Notes from the underground. Cool hand Lukas. 'Films are never as great as you think they are.'
Abstracts: Nothing can stop the travelling techno-ravers. Techno's 'well weird' grandad. From an old shed to a techno toy palace
Abstracts: Nothing for something - the Nineties way. Where did Gracia go? Men in peril, enter Beryl
Abstracts: Nothing less than a united kingdom at stake in Scottish and Welsh polls. The occupant of No 11 won't be moving next door for a while yet
Abstracts: Nothing like the real thing. A step in the right direction. The kids are all wrong
Abstracts: Nothing on unemployment, nothing on East Asia. What is G7 good for? The dawning of the age of the Anglo-Saxon
Abstracts: Nothing's so gripping as a good divorce, but we must hold back. Nothing to do. No jobs. For the buzz. Dunno. Perhaps Luton's three hot nights of rioting defy reason
Abstracts: Nothing to rebel against - pity the poor conformists without a cause. Girls get angry, too
Abstracts: Nothing ventured.... Investing just for the thrill of it. Shake-out is just beginning
Abstracts: Nothing ventured.... Trust in us: it's not a wind-up. Assessing a risky business
Abstracts: No time to despair - where there's talk there's hope. How long can Blair wait for Sinn Fein? Will tomorrow's statement save the peace process?
Abstracts: Not immune to how research can hurt. Scientists unlock the secrets of women's sexual attractiveness. Wake-up call for a new drug
Abstracts: Not immune to how research can hurt. The National Health Service may be far more sickly than we think. Survival of the strongest
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