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Abstracts: Steering Lotus Cars down a tricky course. How to drive a bargain the American way. Oscar watches the fast lane
Abstracts: Step aside, Zorba, for Dora the new Greek. Will you be lonesome tonight? Father of the Third Age
Abstracts: Step back from the Euro debate to make investment decisions. Car wars: the US strikes back
Abstracts: Stephane Grappelli. Manny Albam. Flip Phillips
Abstracts: Stepping out with the last of the great defectors. The Russian skill of survival. Dame Ninette de Valois
Abstracts: Steps to turn your dream into a reality. Make sense of the computer conundrum. Now's the time to get mobile
Abstracts: Sterling drifts across the Atlantic. Why devaluation is the right way. UK: STRONG POUND MEANS POOR INTERNATIONAL TRADE
Abstracts: Sterling must fall - but how? Markets and pound end year on high note. Buying frenzy on hint of EMU shift sends shares soaring and pound crashing
Abstracts: Sterling's bumpy ride. Jobs divide that splits the nation. Service sector has its bright spots
Abstracts: Stern test lying round the corner for 'franc fort.' (views on French monetary policy)(Column) Minimum wage debate is phoney
Abstracts: Steward, rabble-rouser, statesman: John Prescott's rise above self-doubt. Full steam ahead for The Prescott Express
Abstracts: Stewart the great competitor. Message from Oz: over and out. Lewis prepared for pivotal role
Abstracts: Stick 'em together, pull 'em apart. It's the Velcro age. Sultan Mehmet II and the EU. A world apart from A-levels
Abstracts: Still crazy after all these years - about mad cow disease. All not so quiet on the home front. Improve your future prospects
Abstracts: Still enough warheads to go round. Where Moscow's old elite struggles for survival. When the sky isn't the limit
Abstracts: Still fighting for her place. A visionary life under Western eyes. How responsible is the wife?
Abstracts: Still hard up after all these years. From genesis to revelation. You ask the questions
Abstracts: Still hasn't found what he's looking for. Ready for the second half. Just like starting over
Abstracts: Still haunted by the Stasi. Lech Walesa's place in history is secure. But he still has one ambition: to lead Poland to a final victory of Communism
Abstracts: Still hazy after all these years. Is there life after Glastonbury? Jackson family values
Abstracts: Still hip to be Squire. Earth calling Orb, come in. The missing link is a magician
Abstracts: Still hog wild after all these years. Who do you think you're calling a dummy? The irresistible rise of Alessi
Abstracts: Still in office, but out of power. The West's cynical game is up. France freezes as Europe melts
Abstracts: Still life in the autumn. Eloquence in a green shade. A little bit of home in Kathmandu
Abstracts: Still maligned, still loved, still needed. The world's in their hands - but will they shape it? An unusual feminist
Abstracts: Still no answer to the riddle of appeals. Deeply suspect. Stoking the fires of resentment
Abstracts: Still 'orrible after all these years. I was trying to find the courage not to play the clarinet. God's own composer
Abstracts: Still 'orrible after all these years. The man who always knew the score. He knows the score
Abstracts: Still small voice of calm. Diva rediviva. He's getting ready with his little list
Abstracts: Still sounding the trumpet. A lethal cocktail that blows up when stirred. Trumpet blows for technicians of Armageddon
Abstracts: Still up to his fancy footwork. The hopes and fears of 50 years. When Ireland was an island
Abstracts: Still very French at heart. London's lost peninsula. Sunburn and shocks
Abstracts: Sting. Is he fibbing? I can't possibly comment. It isn't the plutonium that makes him glow
Abstracts: Stipple, by all means, but be subtle. And it all ended happily ever after. Family resemblances
Abstracts: Stitching up the higher ground. Who are you calling a buxom wench? Buxom, but no bimbo
Abstracts: Stock markets are casinos - but unwary gamblers may still win out. Long-term future impossible to predict
Abstracts: Stock markets take a bath after Intel profit warning. World markets spooked by fresh S Korean crisis. Japan and Hong Kong add to global market misery
Abstracts: Stomach ache? Pour out a glass of Sauternes, and sante! If you can't stand the heat.... The bug we can't stomach
Abstracts: Stone walls do not a prison make. Cold comforts. School's out, drama's in
Abstracts: Stony-hearted taxman gives Jagger and Co no satisfaction. Fantasia gets makeover as Disney adds to its classic
Abstracts: Stop betraying the classics. Hollywood's real drug problem. On the trail of 'The Third Man.'
Abstracts: Stop bombing, end the sanctions and open up the gates of Britain. A tough lesson in international relations
Abstracts: Stop making sense. An artist of the dying world. Conversations with greatness
Abstracts: Stop Mr Mugabe turning Zimbabwe into a bloodbath. Mugabe's reign of terror forces MDC into hiding. Mr Mugabe's Zimbabwe is going from bad to worse
Abstracts: Stop Murdoch now or regret it. Rupert Murdoch is weeks from conquest. Will Parliament resist Rupert's grip?
Abstracts: Stopped 60 times, never arrested. Secret war still claims lives in Laos; twenty-five years after US raids stopped, unexploded bombs continue to kill and maim
Abstracts: Stop press! Art market says size does matter. Concrete doorknobs. Hurry! Hurry! Once the only pictures we bought were of horses and hounds. Not any longer. All the more reason to buy
Abstracts: Stop pretending and join the rest. 11am, 3 September 1939 'This country is now at war with Germany. We are ready.'
Abstracts: Stop squirreling - start filing. Time to play equity card. Time to take a plunge into the stock market
Abstracts: Stop the ghost of Old Labour from clambering out of its tomb. New Labour, the natural home of unnecessary panic
Abstracts: Stop the world music, I want to get off. Japanese tales of love and death. Why are the Maltese cross?
Abstracts: Stop thief: how to avoid a 'dip.'(prevention and protection against theft while traveling; includes related notes)
Abstracts: Store wars: will we all be losers? The posh person's provision merchant. The long road from buyout to float
Abstracts: Storm over Thames Water dividend; warning of hosepipe ban as payout is increased by 22%. Gas prices row set to end in MMC referral
Abstracts: Stormy past of the Windy City. Paul Warnke. Jeremy Wallington
Abstracts: Straight from the horse's mouth. Safety of genetic evidence is put to test. How accusations of racism ended the plan to map the genetic diversity of mankind
Abstracts: Strained relations with police hampered inquiries. Cold light on the children's hell. 3,000 in new abuse scandal
Abstracts: Strange frontier. An intimate night with the Queen of Raunch. How can you help a murderer? Here's a man who's cracked it
Abstracts: Strange how Alexander Fleming House has ceased to be a high-rise, concrete horror now that developers can make money from it
Abstracts: Strangely moving. Johnny Rotten - punk, baboon and gargoyle. Making an honest woman
Abstracts: Strangers in the house. Passion tower. Exile and excellence
Abstracts: Strategies for managing osteoarthritis. Multidisciplinary approach favored in treating rheumatoid arthritis. Treating arthritis naturally: supplements of glucosamine and chondroitin can help with osteoarthritis while omega-3 is recommended for rheumatoid arthritis
Abstracts: Strategies to weather the storm. Drink absinthe with the mystics in Romany city. The city with everything apart from bad weather
Abstracts: Strategies to weather the storm. Storm in an Indian teacup. Raising a storm on the way to number one
Abstracts: Strategists back France for top of the stocks. A falling market, bubbly and a Chinese burn. 'Angels' back the pint that sinks taxman
Abstracts: Strategy for systems sellers: a grid approach. High tech organizes for the future. The selling firm's negotiation team in rebuys of component parts
Abstracts: Straw halts release of IRA men. Mr Mandelson arrives in Ulster to find a land of opportunities. In remembrance of lives past
Abstracts: Streets are quiet, shops are empty, and restaurants won't take bookings. Arabs face a violent backlash across US
Abstracts: Street wars in Italy's wild south. Still a player. New wave of state corruption stuns the Italians
Abstracts: Streetwise way to cut the cost of software. How to make an impact in print. Ball-point finds niche market on the margins
Abstracts: Strength born of fear and hatred is merely a sign of weakness. Death by remote control as hit squads return
Abstracts: Stressed out Blissed out U.K. Now that's entertainment. The parent trap
Abstracts: Strife in the markets doesn't always mean there's going to be a slump. Evidence indicates not every market crash lowers spending
Abstracts: Strike force finds tactics for survival in a changing world. Serbs humiliate UN in 'safe area.' (Bosnian Serbs force their way into Muslim 'safe area' of Srebrenica)
Abstracts: Strikes and solidarity teach the French elite a lesson. France brought to a standstill by strikes. French see a glimmer at end of the tunnel
Abstracts: Striking a balance between Whig and Tory views. Free radical among Tories. Some striking ideas for the revival of civic society
Abstracts: Striking a blow against Europe. Fr Raymond Bruckberger. A day for France to face its ghosts
Abstracts: Striking a blow for tolerance in Memphis, the city of the Kings. E.X.H.U.M.E.D
Abstracts: Stringberg and the Zuni curse. With friends like this who needs critics? If it's courtroom drama you're after, don't go to court
Abstracts: String something simple. Playing like grown-ups. Stop the dictators of modern music
Abstracts: Stripped for action. The history of life as we know it. Stripped down to the tone
Abstracts: Stripping off Clarke's bikini. This could be last chance for Clarke. Jobs: a nasty surprise that's here to stay
Abstracts: Striving to capitalise on change. The only noises I could hear were in my head. Auditors must change to head into the 1990's
Abstracts: Strong balance sheets spare us the worst. Don't be surprised if growth slows significantly next year. The UK is investing in a better class of boom
Abstracts: Stronger Saddam tests US power in the Middle East. Secret West Bank settlements put squeeze on Palestinians. Prisoners hail bin Laden as 'a hero of Islam.'
Abstracts: Strong medicine. History: the first casualty of war. The host of Christmas present
Abstracts: Strong medicine. Two into one will go. Away with the Irish
Abstracts: Strong-pound Labour and weak-pound Tories. Peace-keepers 'not operational until January.'. Brown accuses Tories of putting pensioners at risk
Abstracts: Strong pound sends shellfish to the depths. Decoding the enigma of the sudden emergence of the male torso. Swampy's University of Action
Abstracts: Struggle begins for future of trusts. Foreign players sweep City Oscars. Framlington in tip-top health thanks to Milford's good bedside manner
Abstracts: Strung up, played out. Snobbery with violins. Percussionists do it standing up
Abstracts: St Trinian's: fact or fiction? Anything to declare? If you're in the Lords then don't mention it. Mummy has to go to work
Abstracts: Stuart Sherman. Olga Lehmann. Gellu Naum
Abstracts: Stuck on the road to Rouen. A darker shade of male. All mouth (but strictly no trousers)
Abstracts: Stuck on the slow track to Europe. Britain's failure, or all Europe's? Out of the hinterland, into Europe
Abstracts: Students are trapped on a treadmill of endless exams. Top marks for mediocrity in English. What do exam results mean?
Abstracts: Students in no-go north of Watford. Your global calling card. Cross the channel and think international
Abstracts: Students may be given more time to think. Come to low-wage Wales. Slaughtermen replace tourists in Brecon Beacons
Abstracts: Students need a lesson in the facts of life. A 3,000 pounds sterling degree fee. 'A degree isn't worth all the worry and the debt.'
Abstracts: Students opt for tradition with GCSE. The making of a history graduate. Luton who? We're just as good as Oxford, but different
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