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Abstracts: Randolph Symonette. Martha Modl. Rita Hunter
Abstracts: Rape as a weapon of war. Don't be fooled. Equality is still very far off. The forgotten army of women
Abstracts: Rape victim who came out of the dark. Justice is a ferret down the trousers. A pint with the regulars at the Glass Pig
Abstracts: Rare butterfly habitat faces threat from opencast mine. The Nigel Kennedy of classical lawns. Work-to-rule threatens tranquillity of forest idyll
Abstracts: Raving - but there's method to his madness. Shalwar kameez: how will you wear yours? The washday spin doctors
Abstracts: Ray Daniel. Jack Rowley. Jimmy Scoular
Abstracts: Reach for the summit of the soul. Just lie back and cycle into heaven. Motorised mud-wrestling
Abstracts: Read all about it ... architect finishes Great British Disaster. A very British coop
Abstracts: Read all about it: Murdoch effect reaches provinces. Doctoring the books. Big Brother, big news, big business
Abstracts: Read all about it: nurturing your bookworm. Nothing is such fun as boredom. Religions dig in against erosion of morality
Abstracts: Reading the runes of the French election. After Britain, France swings left. French left goes in search of a new ideology: Like Blair's Labour, the Socialists have moved right
Abstracts: Reading the runes of the London referendum. Africa's destiny in its own hands. Let's see in colour, and celebrate
Abstracts: Reading, writing and riches. The grit beneath the froth. You ask the questions
Abstracts: Read my lips: I won't give way. Major may go to the polls early. Major refuses to pronounce death of the peace process
Abstracts: Ready, AIM, buy! Searching for the best bank deal. I'm just popping in to the internet bank
Abstracts: Ready for the here and now. They seek him here, they seek him there. Sheer gorgeousness - a first-timer conquers Milan
Abstracts: Ready for your close-up? The man who saved Hollywood's skin. 'The mind is willing, but the body isn't.'
Abstracts: Ready to go: America is on the brink of attacking Iraq again. Bin Laden's organisation active in 60 countries
Abstracts: Ready to order, sir? Don't make a PR crisis out of a disaster. The thorny issue of deferred tax
Abstracts: Reality didn't hit home, but fiction might. Tears, fears, but above all hope, greet the dawn of a new life back home in Bosnia
Abstracts: Real life and other tall stories. Children who care: their stories are different. Horror stories with heart
Abstracts: Real life: an everyday story of risk management. Midlands seeks supply merger with rival Sports float setback
Abstracts: Real life: fascinating, lucrative, and cheap. Battle for the sofa surfers. Battle lines are drawn for a lucrative slice of the net-linked TV market
Abstracts: Real men don't go to the doctor. No business like H20 business. Woman wins cost of surrogate baby after blunder leaves her childless
Abstracts: Real Tories don't vote Portillo. Mr Hague can't win until he makes us listen to him. The press pack and the quarry celebrate 10 years of the chase
Abstracts: Reaping the benefits of the technological revolution. Getting it right this time. Toll tales on the highway to prosperity
Abstracts: Rear-Admiral Hugh Balfour. Admiral Sir Richard Thomas. Lt-Cdr Derek Howse
Abstracts: Rearguard action. A reputation that should be chiselled away. Architecture: it's inevitable
Abstracts: Reasons to be cheerful in Antigua - part 365. Chicago. The hostel from hell
Abstracts: Reasons to climb aboard the last PEP bandwagon. Add some PEPs to future plans. If you have cash, it's best to spread it around
Abstracts: Rebel chieftain is 'dicing with death' on mission to rally hill tribes. Caught on camera: the creation of two martyrs for the Albanian cause
Abstracts: Rebel leader says he will disarm for Nato troops. Snipers greet British troops in Macedonia. Peace talks fail to stop partition in Macedonia
Abstracts: Rebellion is not what it used to be. Kosovo's rebellion 'still alive.' Farewell cultural revolution, hello box rebellion
Abstracts: Rebellion is not what it used to be. Why this millennium logo is just plain wrong. You're famous aren't you? Er, what was your name again?
Abstracts: Rebels come from every direction. Welcome back from the wilderness. An olive branch or a deadly embrace?
Abstracts: Rebels forge a new state from Zaire's ruins. 'If it's quiet here, it's the silence of the grave.' (few signs of true democracy in Nigeria)
Abstracts: Rebels return bodies from siege hospital. Chechens threaten to kill hospital hostages. Trouble for Yeltsin on the home front
Abstracts: Rebels subvert two-party campaign. Tory reshuffle stirs up row over Europe. Major's vision woos the Tory waverers
Abstracts: Rebel with a cause. A very uncommon man. The method of Robert de Niro's money-making
Abstracts: Rebel without a case 'profoundly dishonest.'. Bankrupt, disgraced and ridiculed - but still the Hamiltons stand and fight their corner
Abstracts: Recession springs from excess, not from 'shocks.'. Forget inflation: falling prices are biggest threat. We're all more optimistic about the future
Abstracts: Recession springs from excess, not from 'shocks.'. How Japan and Germany lost their glass slippers. How it all went wrong for bullish global economy
Abstracts: Recession-watch shifts to Berlin. Sleepy German giant begins to stir as euro-zone economies perk up. Policymakers can do little to stave off German recession
Abstracts: Recluse guilty of Mardi Gra bombs. Sadistic, depraved murderer is jailed for life. Rise in street crime puts Straw on the defensive
Abstracts: Reconstruction is a herculean task. Overcoming the legacies of war and flooding. Changing times for idle factories
Abstracts: Record number of police inquiring into charges against colleagues. UK: INSTANT FINES FOR YOUNG LOUTS AND DRUNKS?
Abstracts: Record R-reg sales 'not a sign of overheating.' (record car sales in United Kingdom in Aug 1997 do not indicate that economy is overheating)
Abstracts: Recovery helped by shorter hops. Grabbing the chance to sack the landlord. If you won't sell, then how can you buy?
Abstracts: Recovery 'will hit further snags.' (OECD report on UK economic recovery) Pressure mounts on Major to change economic policy
Abstracts: Red alert, men! The bees are under siege. Lessons in hardship at Dorset opt-out school. How to mend fences with the ogres next door
Abstracts: Red rosette for the conviction candidate. When little brother took over. The man who would be Churchill
Abstracts: 'Red sun' still shines over rural Peru. Mexico trade revolution in balance. Salinas presides over an era of modernisation
Abstracts: Reduced-price insanity. You should cocoa. More than just a running track ...
Abstracts: Redwood's bandwagon ready to roll. 'Devastated' Hamilton in libel-trial climbdown. Heseltine and Portillo put plans in place
Abstracts: Redwood: the Jacobin Tory. So tax cuts can be paid for from savings in public spending? Some tough things to digest
Abstracts: Redwood: the Jacobin Tory. Why Redwood is not the answer. Doom is Major's best weapon
Abstracts: Redwood warning to closet gays. Espionage mystery as riddle of sunken trawler unravels. Sailing close to the wind
Abstracts: Reflation by the Fed is the economic cure. The looming Euro crisis and how to defuse it. A secret member of the ERM?
Abstracts: Reflection on a Miller's tale. Fired in the kiln of fatherhood. Building on tradition
Abstracts: Reflections of the master. Old master and old mistresses. Professor Sir John Plumb
Abstracts: Reflections on a city's secret charm. Home of the Greek unorthodox. Turkey's Lycian coast
Abstracts: Reformer Nouri faces a trial that could change Iran. Turkish Cypriots celebrate 25 years behind Green Line. The story of my life
Abstracts: Reform ideas floated and shot down. Auditors hit back on liability. Turning auditors into policemen
Abstracts: Reform programme seeks to rebuild the banking business. Investment opportunities from coast to coast. Unlocking a land of huge potential
Abstracts: Refrigerators and freezers. Petfood. Bread
Abstracts: Refugees choke the roads as bloody clearance resumes. Al-Qa'ida expecting prolonged guerrilla conflict. 'The Arabs' pick daunting area to make last stand
Abstracts: Refugees of Blitz tie their labels again. Pilot who helped Nadir faces jail. Sign here before it gets serious
Abstracts: Refugees set their sights on Britain. 'One morning, while it was still dark, Serbs brought bodies and buried them.'
Abstracts: Refugees still wait for UK to open the door. Tolerance survives Sarajevo's bombs. Croatian forces fire on UN helicopters
Abstracts: Refugees vanish quietly into the night. 'As I talk to you, my people here are dying.'. This is a controlled carnage, directed by local police
Abstracts: Refusing to eat is not a disease, but a solution to an impossible dilemma. Somebody pick up the phone
Abstracts: Reg Bottini. Jimmy McGinley. Jimmy Knapp
Abstracts: Regional theatres given 25m pounds sterling boost for new talent. Critics blamed for turning the young off theatre
Abstracts: Regrets? He's had a few. The vagabond king. Master of disguise
Abstracts: Regulator backs down on electricity price cuts. BAe casts fresh doubt on Airbus super-jumbo. Lang stuns City by blocking rival bids for South West by Severn Trent and Wessex
Abstracts: Regulator is 'too easy' on rail firms Software boost for East Coast line Rural factor in 'eyeless babies'
Abstracts: Reinventing the Seventies. Revenge of the yuppie bikers. It's the comedy, stupid
Abstracts: Relationship development in selling: a cognitive analysis. Salesperson evaluation: a systematic structure for reducing judgmental biases
Abstracts: Relatives make their voices heard. Mummy doesn't live here any more. When granny moves into the dining-room
Abstracts: Relaxing in another dimension. Load of old dholaks. Endgame in bitter chess battle
Abstracts: Release of 44 prisoners is all that prevents accord. Carnage born out of Israel's policy of rejection. Rabin's chief of security quits over lapses
Abstracts: Relegating Old Trafford to a game show. Licence deal gives ITV firms 90m pounds sterling a year. Football frenzy grips media
Abstracts: Reluctant runner dogged by rejection of ceasefire. An Irish lesson - look to the last power-sharing agreement
Abstracts: Reluctant runner dogged by rejection of ceasefire. Police chief accuses UDA over killing 3 Catholics. A happy ending for Ulster
Abstracts: Remedial lessons for Tony. Say goodbye to your local GP. The low politics of blaming doctors
Abstracts: 'Remember me, but let me go - that's it.' (execution of child killer John Taylor) NY declares war on Times Square sleaze
Abstracts: 'Remember you are pure love with skin on.' Got that? 'I feel I failed to protect him in life and death.'. The woman in the attic
Abstracts: Remerchandising, reformatting: how to create a high-yield salesfloor. Warehouse retailing
Abstracts: Remote Smith is accused of complacency. Oh Mr Mandelson, will they ever love you? So it's farewell then, Neil
Abstracts: Renamed and ashamed: the pupils who keep being given new identities. Why children need tea and sympathy
Abstracts: Renault set to take 2.6bn pounds sterling stake in troubled Nissan. US/GERMANY: FORD CONSIDERS BMW BID
Abstracts: Renegade unit 'stokes Pakistan violence.' (violent attacks by Haqiqi gunmen) Peace-makers fail to halt Karachi's self-destruction
Abstracts: Rentokil's chief longs to perform on a bigger stage. Hermes chief messenger waits for the next post. Villa chief still deadly after all these years
Abstracts: Renzo Mongiardino. A. Stuart Gray. Alberto Sartoris
Abstracts: Repackaged and rebranded, Sharon prepares to take power for the right. Sharon heads for crushing victory
Abstracts: Repeat after me: ABC. Strange demons. Songs from a shy sexpot
Abstracts: Replies that showed the degree of hatred and contempt. The criminal mastermind whose shadow hangs over Lawrence case
Abstracts: Reports of EMU's still-birth are exaggerated. Putting a price on euro's head presents poser. Misplaced fears over competitive devaluations
Abstracts: Representations of the intellectual. Intellectual exile: expatriates and marginals. Holding nations and traditions at bay
Abstracts: Reps and drugs and a doctor's role. GPs with the best prescription? Drug firms find a new elixir
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