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Abstracts: Saddam 'was seeking confrontation.' (feature on US and allies attack against Iraq) Tariffs 'will double car prices.' (US plans to double tariff on Japanese luxury cars)
Abstracts: 'Saddest thing is, Andrew can't play tennis.'. Time to stop and feel the flowers. Plight of the condor
Abstracts: Saddle up for Club Med with a difference. 'If you have to call reconstructing sheep shelters art, well, that's all right by me.' (sculptor Andy Goldsworthy builds sculpture park in Cumbria)(Interview)
Abstracts: Safe as houses (or flats or maisonettes). Watch this place: Wimbledon. UK: DECLINE IN LONDON HOUSE PRICES?
Abstracts: Safe haven based on a West Side story. Take the adventurous route to a tax haven. Hold on. Haven't we been here before?
Abstracts: Safe players win in volatile times. Trackers: are they all treats? Barking up the wrong fund
Abstracts: Safety by numbers. Gaming is about to grow up. The beat goes online
Abstracts: Safety first for agriculture: the foot-and-mouth and BSE crises have forced a reappraisal of the way Britain produces food
Abstracts: Safety-first leadership condemned by Gould. Heseltine likely to come out for Clarke. Cometh the election, cometh the smear
Abstracts: Safety-first leadership condemned by Gould. Iron grip corroded by fatal ignorance. A modest political proposal from the man who would be king
Abstracts: Safety in numbers. The good, the bard and the ugly. The ballad of level five
Abstracts: Safeway may be heading for the checkout. Lord Sainsbury. The Lord of the checkout
Abstracts: SA fraud squad raids Winnie's Soweto mansion. Why Turkey is too important to sideline. Taming the unruly people of Georgia
Abstracts: SA hit-squad 'linked to RUC.' (South African connections with Royal Ulster Constabulary) Keys to unlock the South African economic shackles
Abstracts: Sainsbury swaps food for politics. Sainsbury's goes back to basics with its local shops. Safeway spices up grocery shopping
Abstracts: Saint Michael's most coveted. Suits and blazers cut by lasers. Small, but perfectly formed
Abstracts: Saint or a Disney star. Even the Queen can be the target of bullying. The last chapter of the Royal fairy tale
Abstracts: Salad dressings. Watches. Garden products: overview and distribution
Abstracts: Salary review says pay of 'top people' too low. A day in the death of the Commons. Tory left prepares to leave
Abstracts: SA leaders stand by as death marches on. SA killing machines is still ticking over. ANC radical softens his line
Abstracts: Sales contests: a research agenda. A social responsibility framework to guide sales management. Models of leadership for sales management
Abstracts: Sales force control: a synthesis of three theories. Diversity in the sales force: problems and challenges. Cellular telephones and the national sales force
Abstracts: Salespeople's time use and performance. The evolution of national account management: a literature perspective
Abstracts: Sales performance: Fact or fiction? The implementation process of segmentation in sales management. Organizing the overseas sales force - how multinationals do it
Abstracts: Salesperson evaluation using relative performance efficiency: the application of data envelopment analysis. The influence of personal variables on salesperson selling orientation
Abstracts: Sales productivity of insurance agents during the first six months of employment: differences between older and younger new hires
Abstracts: Sales training: a microcomputer based approach. Microcomputer systems to handle sales leads: a key to increased salesforce productivity
Abstracts: Sally Purcell. It could be different this time. A tax holiday could cure Government's economic headache
Abstracts: Salomons agrees to $9bn merger with Smith Barney. Hong Kong surges, but London and Wall St hit by jitters. Market jitters hit Halifax price hopes
Abstracts: Saltwater aquarium products. Specialty pet products. Freshwater aquarium products
Abstracts: Salvation on the screen. Bush whirls in for a political salvage mission. The pilgrimage from salvage to salvation
Abstracts: Salvatore Fiume. James Lee Byars. Anthony Earnshaw
Abstracts: Same problems, different answers. Hell is seeing love as a weakness. Christ believed in the outer darkness
Abstracts: Same problems, other solutions. Woman of luck and judgment. From now on fair is fair
Abstracts: Sammy thanks God he's alive, but only a miracle will save Rose. Original 'Cosmo' girl calls it a day
Abstracts: Samsung abandons 450m pounds sterling microchip investment in the North-east. Littlechild slashes 1bn pounds sterling from Grid revenues
Abstracts: Samuelson's argument still holds true. When paying up is not playing the game fairly. The index-linked puzzle
Abstracts: Samurai of Harpenden. Riveting: metal men find marriage and melody. Rock the high street
Abstracts: Sanitary protection products. Disposable paper products. Bakery products
Abstracts: SA planned chemical war on blacks. Kenya's saviour or white mischief-maker? Military opponents preen and pose on Panmunjom border
Abstracts: Sarajevo: a resolution. 'They shoot at us, they want to drive us mad.' (diary of a resident of Sarajevo) In Sarajevo, each day of peace is a bonus
Abstracts: Sarajevo fights for freedom. Gorazde prays for a road to freedom. The carousel stops turning for a family trapped in war
Abstracts: Satellite's mission to map the Red Planet. Nasa goes in search of love. New light found in the outer suburbs
Abstracts: Satire is alive and kicking. Who's who in the literary premiership. The supreme networker
Abstracts: Satisfied workers make for good service. The death of loyalty. Sun, sea, sand - and success
Abstracts: Saturday afternoon heroes who end up as Saturday night drunks. Boy wonder (retd.)
Abstracts: Saudis attack rulers by tape and fax. Saudis secretly funding Taliban. Why we reject the West - by the Saudis' fiercest Arab critic
Abstracts: Saul Chaplin. Albert Hague. James Bernard
Abstracts: Saul Steinberg. John Glashan. Hank Ketcham
Abstracts: Save Britain from slump: the Independent manifesto for national recovery. We have made our choice: stability, more investment, and tax cuts we can afford
Abstracts: Saved from the nation. Dear Vivien, Yours Desperately. Left to his own devices
Abstracts: Save Our British Sweetshops. If it fails the test, the teddy bear gets it. Customers from hell
Abstracts: Save the suburban sofa. The baffling beatification of Saint Iris. A funny thing happened
Abstracts: Saving for a grey day. Sinking in a sea of debt. Rationalising assets
Abstracts: Saving for the future. Local control helps Tigray develop. In step with the rate of change
Abstracts: Saving the view from the bridge. A rash of vanity publishing from the politically extinct. Cry havoc! And let slip the Tory conference
Abstracts: Savoury snacks. Chilled pies, pasties and other savoury pastry products. Frozen savoury bakery products
Abstracts: SA wild card that can change game. Liberal voice in South Africa's wilderness. An early lesson in South Africa's despair
Abstracts: Say a prayer for the mosque. Naples. Architectural poetry in motion
Abstracts: Say a prayer for the tin-box church. Party stalwarts concerned over drift from socialism. The village that's just too good to be true
Abstracts: Say hello to the cat, live in the lap of luxury, and then get paid. Happiness is the 7.30 to town
Abstracts: Saying goodbye to the 20th century. Brezhnev, Callaghan, Carter, Deng Xiaoping, Schmidt: where are they now? New Chancellor, old ways
Abstracts: Saying goodbye to the 20th century. The amazing legacy of the century's greatest non-event. GERMANY: INNOVATIVE SKIN CREAM DEVELOPED
Abstracts: 'Saying sorry now is a bit cheap.'. 'Music is as close as we get to ESP.'. Meet the real Alan Partridge
Abstracts: Say it loud, we're fat and proud. No more Davids, only Goliaths. There's no need to fear the fluffies and spikies
Abstracts: Say that again - you love Europe, but you want nothing to do with it. Steel yourself to fight the buffoons and join the euro
Abstracts: Scale of defeat sets Tory alarm bells ringing. Towards genuine consent in Ulster. Steps towards a constitutional compromise
Abstracts: Scandals fuel separatist fire. 'I will not resign,' says Clinton as he prepares for his longest week. George Bush prepares for his moment of glory
Abstracts: Scandinavia is hot. For the moment. Hi-tech offers big returns for the bold. Finding new gold for the ivory towers
Abstracts: Scared for us, but more scared of himself. A plea to the Poet Laureate. A vintage performance
Abstracts: Scent of blood on the trail of MacKenzie. Bones of contention. A perfect 10?
Abstracts: 'Sceptical' Israel gives Arafat a chance to halt attacks. Suicide bomber dims hopes of Mid-East peace. World leaders press Arafat to stick with talks
Abstracts: Sceptical leaders sign precarious peace deal. The future: can the Dayton deal lead to a lasting settlement? Despair at a war that has no end
Abstracts: Schizophrenic's knife attack was 'predictable.' (murder of occupational therapist Georgina Robinson by paranoid schizophrenic Andrew Robinson)
Abstracts: Schoolboy found guilty of tourist gang-rape. Three convicted after reign of terror at care home. 'This man was freed from prison after three years and began again with the little girls.' (bodies of two girls found in garden of convicted rapist Marc Dutroux in Belgium)
Abstracts: Schooled in hypocrisy. The school wall won't fall down. In a class of their own
Abstracts: Schooled to show his mettle in the bond trade. Rise and shine in Japan. Stock growth through cross-border consolidation
Abstracts: School for aristocrats gives youth gilt-edged future: Muscovites are anxious to establish social status. Pistol power returns to the West
Abstracts: School governors vs the Government. Tory grammar tests put on ice. Men of influence behind shift in educational values
Abstracts: School reports: time to change. A land of lively, varied cities. Turning over a new leaf
Abstracts: School reports: time to change. The future is English. Can we do some of that weird stuff?
Abstracts: School rules. Serious fun in the classroom. When you've hit Milton Keynes, you've made it
Abstracts: Schools in 'Big Brother' fear American company says it can save our sink schools Why don't our schools teach philosophy?
Abstracts: Schroders in the spotlight as staff quit and analysts cut forecasts. The defensive approach to finding Europe's top stocks
Abstracts: Science and God: the Archbishop's reply. The meaning of life - and death. Marginal differences may foster a vicious campaign
Abstracts: Science resumes its place at the Cabinet table. Are science and charity too cosy? Science for love or for money?
Abstracts: Science resumes its place at the Cabinet table. Science is for everyone, whatever they try to tell you. Science confronts the beast within
Abstracts: Science, the new religion? From Luther to cyberspace: how the Word spread. The dean, the verger and her fantasy
Abstracts: Science, world? Talking pictures come to the small screen. On a PC, on a TV, on a laptop near you
Abstracts: Scientists have tasted the future - it's a red goosebery, a pineapple-flavoured strawberry, and a green-pea steak
Abstracts: Scientists have tasted the future - it's a red goosebery, a pineapple-flavoured strawberry, and a green-pea steak. part 2
Abstracts: Scientists strike over second-class status. Report prompts resignation of ambulance boss. Trial haunted by images of life in the twilight zone
Abstracts: Score a pension with Leeds FC Leeds on the rebound: a city with a feast of follies. Leeds to Halifax: a quantum leap into the hottest of seats
Abstracts: Scores of trawlers 'at risk of sinking.'. Anger at 'feeble' secrecy Bill. Curtains unfold to reveal the secret world of our offshore tax havens
Abstracts: ScotAm's 1.6bn pounds sterling bonanza. The Pru takes on banks and building societies. A change of strategy for changing times
Abstracts: ScotAm tries to kick habit. Sorry, old girl. No place to hide
Abstracts: Scotland: the unanswered questions. Boom turns to bust as the yuppie years come to an end. The housing boom must end but 1988 won't be repeated
Abstracts: Scotland thwarted. How they stitched together a tartan deal. And the mouse roared 'U-turn.' (views on UK Labour party's attitude to Scottish politics)(Column)
Abstracts: Scotland will be the first skirmish in the battle for Britishness. When 'just looking' is no excuse
Abstracts: Scots feel force of recession. Men with the golden touch. Boom and bust: a tale of two resorts
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