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Abstracts: A New Deal, but old money, for Lone Parents. Over the Haagen-Dazs the talk is all of the end of poverty. At a theatre near you: the tragedy of misdirected lottery funding
Abstracts: A new editor? Now that's front-page news. A dust-brown city, half as old as time. But is she a 'New Yorker?' (Tina Brown, new editor of the magazine 'New Yorker' in 1992)
Abstracts: A new generation of mothers. Cool Britannia II - the Bangladeshis are coming. This nation is sexually immature
Abstracts: A new gloss on the silver market. Someone you can bank on in times of trouble. How to find a good deal
Abstracts: A new investment is born. Here comes the on-line overdraft. Boating and the bottom line
Abstracts: A new investment is born. Investment savvy on tap. A PC under every tree?
Abstracts: A new Iron Curtain descends. France freezes as Europe melts. Russia's charm offensive
Abstracts: A new lease of life for flat owners. Return of the million-dollar banker .... Pensions denied when an unmarried partner dies
Abstracts: A new life ahead - fantastic. Gunshots signal beginning of the end for Berisha. London: capital of the revolution
Abstracts: A new life in the libretto. Don't panic, it's only Dr Robotnik and the crystal egg zone. Women only, and wanting to keep it that way
Abstracts: A new look at an old wisdom. Let me list all the reasons to listen to this advice. Munger's simple secret: Only back the racing certainties
Abstracts: A new mob on the waterfront. Buying a piece of Jackie O. You can hurry love
Abstracts: A new recruit for Mr Redwood. A populist rollercoaster that's hijacking the right. The Conservative Party's nasty brand of populism
Abstracts: A new tune for old tubers. Beware the seeds of disaster. Smooth, dark, rich and bitter. It's enough to make you melt
Abstracts: A new twist in fashion. A bridge not far enough. Taste for a life less ordinary
Abstracts: A new year, a new home. Sandstone and thatch: what am I bid? A way out of the trap
Abstracts: A new York, but not a better one. Great glass ship makes headlines! A little global village in Littlehampton
Abstracts: An exceedingly good Cake. Miles away from This Life. To Victor, the spoils
Abstracts: An exceedingly good place for Mr Kipling. Please don't come to Comares. I can't believe it's not Buddha
Abstracts: An ex-estate agent changes sides. A city that frowns on boom and bust. Slump weakens the urge to move
Abstracts: An exile from the modern world. A new string to Maxim's bow. When passionate dreams come true
Abstracts: An exotic tongue-sandwich to chew on. Students speak with celluloid tongue. Och, don't succumb to the Sassenach's tongue
Abstracts: An eye on your stocks while you surf. Cut out the paperwork on your bank accounts and tax returns. Let your computer do all the hard work
Abstracts: 'Angel of Mostar' is under attack from all sides. Fallen angel of Mostar. West sets the stage for a human tragedy
Abstracts: Angel with a dirty face. Racists, rednecks and the reform of Canada: with a poll imminent, reactionaries are out in force
Abstracts: Anger as paedophile moves to victim's village. Straw lays out 10-year plan to deal with crime. Coming to a venue near you: pop's latest anti-hero
Abstracts: Anger as philosopher revives vocabulary of Third Reich. Media blitz launched in modern religious war. Bremer Vulkan joins Germany's casualty list
Abstracts: Anger at treatment by postcode for infertility Republican wrongs don't make Bill Clinton right. Infertility rites, Harley Street wrongs
Abstracts: Anger is the first response, but understanding is better. Bin Laden isn't Gerry Adams with a flamboyant beard
Abstracts: Anglo-French spat masks wider policy harmony. Sweden takes pride in its murdered PM. Palestinians tire of bending over backwards
Abstracts: Anglophile in search of Scottish separation. Frederick West found hanged in cell. 'The Sun' says: we're a tartan tabloid
Abstracts: Angola looted as MPLA retreats. Madagascar must choose between trees and titanium. De Beers empire loses its sparkle
Abstracts: Angry Yeltsin warns Clinton he risks a third world war. Khatami launches TV diplomacy with America. Protesters prepare as Washington smooths Jiang's path
Abstracts: A nice little learner. Germans give us a lesson Eng Lit. Aristotle knew it, but we've forgotten
Abstracts: An identity born of injustice. Europe turns left, but pragmatism rules. Mickey's real lesson for Mandelson: the American dream isn't British
Abstracts: A nightdress, a princess, a coup. At her best not with baubles but dressed down like a modern woman. Will this be Dior's new look?
Abstracts: An ill for every pill. ... and the need for some space to mourn. There's the splendour in Grasse
Abstracts: An illusion of honour. England's all-singing, all-dancing, celebrity bid for the World Cup. Adoption fight 'nearly destroyed us.'
Abstracts: An illusion of honour. The world's most potent sporting landmarks are consigned to history. Death of fifth rider shocks eventing into crisis reforms
Abstracts: An illusion of railway grandeur. One more for the road - and the morgue. Fear and loathing on the 109
Abstracts: Animal rights can damage your health. From the street to City Hall: the first mayor of London? Sin, myth and the crusaders
Abstracts: Animals have no rights, but we still have duties towards them. Good enemies need each other just as much as good friends do
Abstracts: Animal testing curbed - but for the victims the change is only cosmetic. Nasal warfare
Abstracts: An Indie Queen in Tinseltown. Godzilla: my part in his downfall. Acting is different for Graves
Abstracts: An industry in crisis? Not quite. Bertolucci's model composer. The tale of two Traviatas
Abstracts: An infinite number of possibilities? Exponential growth of the first degree. Now the inspector calls are less cosy
Abstracts: An information freeway. Fix it quick, and the bug won't bite. Britain is in a broadband crisis
Abstracts: An inspector calls on privatised care. How to collect your inheritance early. Turfing out the elderly in Middle England
Abstracts: An insular freedom to be incompetent. Follow the map and you'll find the mapmaker. Officials take their pound of flesh
Abstracts: An intelligent way to progress. When leaders set out to conquer the world. Intelligence guru on a sticky wicket
Abstracts: An intimate until the end. My heart belongs to Tim. Pupil power
Abstracts: An investment in the wrong kind of chips. A trio of reasons for public ill temper. If we had no railways, we'd never invent them
Abstracts: An iron maiden in the village of lies. New China hits the buffers of reality. Burmese rebels' war of stealth
Abstracts: An Islam of slogans fed the riots, so did white Islamophobia. What is Islam?
Abstracts: An island fit for heroes. George Papadopoulos. The complete guide to Greek island-hopping
Abstracts: An island where the millionaires outnumber the jobless. The 'revenge of the shadows' awaits Israel's Lebanese allies
Abstracts: Anita Gonzalez lost her family in the Pinochet years. For her, and countless others, justice was done yesterday
Abstracts: Anita Gonzalez lost her family in the Pinochet years. For her, and countless others, justice was done yesterday. part 2
Abstracts: Ankara stand to gain in vacuum left by Moscow. Slaughter on the Isle of Peace. The treacherous general
Abstracts: Annan visit is last chance to settle. Embassies under siege as Chinese take to streets. Make or break day for peace
Abstracts: Anna Plowden. Sir Angus Fraser. Lord Plowden
Abstracts: Anne Frank: after the diary stopped. In the presence of great goodness. Sir Claus Moser: 73.5 per cent English
Abstracts: Anne Haddy. Charlotte Coleman. Joan Sims
Abstracts: Anne Hewer. Nicholas Albery. The making of a latter-day saint
Abstracts: Anne Ridler. Elizabeth Jennings. Gwendolyn Brooks
Abstracts: Anne Wood. Leonie Rysanek. Gotz Friedrich
Abstracts: Anne Woolliams. Christopher Gable. Jane Dudley
Abstracts: An obsession beyond faith. Dogme is dead! Long live song and dance. Dead poets' impropriety
Abstracts: An olive grove on your rooftop, sir? The writing's on the wall for traditional gardens. Still going at a good clip
Abstracts: An open invitation to the spirit. Pop and the art of bad behaviour. Bringing it all back home
Abstracts: An open letter from Polly Toynbee to Fay Weldon.... Polly Toynbee: the truth about BBC bias. A day but not an era for women
Abstracts: An ordinary road on the front line between hope and despair. Crying 'freedom' from Islington
Abstracts: An Oscar that reminds us of a cowardly, shameful little episode. Now we must try to free the Iraqis from Saddam Hussein
Abstracts: Another bite of the windfall apple. NatWest stakes its future on independence. Developing the habit of getting things right
Abstracts: Another course? Oui! Ja! Si! Da! Mixing pleasure with business. Colleges lose crammer image to retake the market
Abstracts: Another crucial step in Portillo's Progress - but can the Conservatives ever become New Tories? Mr Portillo must beware the embrace of Mr Clarke
Abstracts: Another death on the road. Who cares? Success is written on her face. Bob and Arthur's school reports
Abstracts: Another dreadful debate on Europe, the Queen's head and nasty krauts. Everyone must pay higher taxes (except for me)
Abstracts: Another false dawn for the party of the centre. 'It was like war. They trampled over each other to get out.'. Amid the clouds of tear gas, a disparate alliance is united in protest
Abstracts: Another giant unearthed in 'lost' valley of the dinosaurs. Sir Kingsley Dunham. Ground-breaking solutions to global warming
Abstracts: Another impressive victory beckons for Blair, but this time things really have to get better. There's many a slip 'twixt cup and lip, Donald
Abstracts: Another ripping royal yarn. Another planet. Is pornography just a bit of fun or a cause for concern?
Abstracts: Another small step for Mir, and a giant gamble for Nasa. Cynicism wins by a huge consensus. Cosmo woman ensures SA is safe for 'Sex.' (legal appeal against a ban on Madonna photographs in Cosmopolitan magazine in Pretoria, South Africa)
Abstracts: Another sting in the tale of the city of scorpions. Netanyahu juggles ideology with deal-making. Netanyahu vows tunnel will remain open 'always.' (Israeli prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu committed to reopened tunnel under the Muslim quarter of the Old City of Jerusalem)
Abstracts: Another word on index funds. Too many optimists for comfort. Time to add a little bit of style to your portfolio
Abstracts: An out-of-town success in the Black Country. Is the future black for the pink press? Black in the U.S.A
Abstracts: A novel tradition you just can't put down. Just say No to this agonising aunt. The run-down estate we're in
Abstracts: Answers to the meaning of creation. Take another piece of my heart. Women's conquest of space
Abstracts: Anthony Clark. Professor G.D.B. Jones. Professor Rhys Jones
Abstracts: Anti-aircraft guns and 150,000 protesters await world's leaders. Protester is shot dead in the battle of Genoa
Abstracts: 'Antics of the right' exasperate Labour. Labour's leader weaves a magic spell with words. Labour proposes new London government
Abstracts: Anti-hunt campaigner seeks victory in the air. 20 million pounds sterling dream to transform wilderness. Red alert, men! The bees are under siege
Abstracts: Anti-hunt campaigner seeks victory in the air. Aga louts draw fire of rural agitators. Recession raises spectre of Jarrow march
Abstracts: Antonia Butler. Track in the USSR. Eva Heinitz
Abstracts: An umbrella in the sun. ... and investors, too. Make redundancy work for you
Abstracts: 'An underground collage of comic-strip surrealism.' (excerpt from 'The 'Priest' They Called Him: The Life and Legacy of William S. Burroughs')(part 3)
Abstracts: An undying love that is driving us to distraction. The high fashion capital of cool. Nom de Blume
Abstracts: An unholy estate. How big a star do I have to be? I'd like to thank Dr Frankenstein
Abstracts: An unnatural harvest. A virtual cure for invisible fears. Biotech stocks slide as markets turn sceptical on 'Book of Life.'
Abstracts: An unpleasant fallout over the refinery. Impotence: it's the worst a man can get. Hegel would have approved
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