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Abstracts: Students struggle to bridge the gap. The cost of Dearing. Where students are a name and not a number
Abstracts: Studying from afar. Applying for a licence to manage. The virtual university challenge: online degrees are all the rage, but do students really benefit from internet-delivered qualifications?
Abstracts: Submarine fiasco is victory for Seoul. Masked 'ninjas' blamed for wave of killings in Java. 'I stood in front of the house in my summer kimono, looking up. Then the flash came.' (Fumiko Kihara, survivor of Hiroshima bomb)(Interview)
Abstracts: Suburban idyll in house of the rising son. Plant proposals fail to persuade party stalwarts. How would PR have changed the face of Parliament?
Abstracts: Success is based on the company you keep. From bedroom to boardroom. Who wants to be an entrepreneur?
Abstracts: Success of failed village school pushes it to the top of the class. Pupils + teacher + lots of chat = future of maths lessons
Abstracts: Success of WTO talks in Doha 'is vital for global economy.'. City views Treasury forecasts as too optimistic
Abstracts: Success will lie in the small print. They're not bitter, they're for Blair. Mr and Mrs Wright's ultimate artefact
Abstracts: Such a facile response to terrorism. Terrorist attack on heart of world's biggest democracy. Does this war show that Nato no longer has a serious military role?
Abstracts: Such stuff as genes are made on. Our genes in their hands. We have ways to make sure that your genes become your destiny
Abstracts: Such success, opulence and perfection! 'Harvesting' water for future growth. A rambler's paradise down on the farm in the shadow of the City
Abstracts: Sudanese drift from the road to peace. Sudan starves as old allies wage war among themselves. Export scam robs Kenya of millions
Abstracts: Sudan 'faces mutiny and revolt.' (Islamic fundamentalist government could collapse) Aid may dry up as donors lose patience with Kenya
Abstracts: Sudan's child soldiers go hungry in Unicef's filthy demob camps. Smears and violence as Uganda's saviour fights to stave off defeat by his former ally
Abstracts: Sudden death and the long quest for answers. Semtex error could free 12 IRA men. Retrial for murder case 'battered wife.' (Sara Thornton sees Court of Appeal quash her conviction for murdering her husband)
Abstracts: Suddenly, a trembling .... A modern vision of heaven and hell. Heaven can't wait
Abstracts: Suddenly it's no longer whether we embrace the euro, but when. Make no mistake, Mr Blair would like us to join the euro
Abstracts: Suddenly, Mr Hague has a chance to outflank the Prime Minister. Mr Hague is risking more than his job at this election
Abstracts: Suddenly the French find themselves playing solitaire. Suddenly, British foreign policy matters once again. An opportunity to revive the Middle East peace process
Abstracts: Suddenly, the profit's gone out of Leamington Spa. Women get colds, men get flu. Beginning at midnight: a revolution that affects us all
Abstracts: Sue them with a smile. Happy families. Viva Verdi: a tale of two festivals
Abstracts: Suharto to sail back to power in Indonesia poll. China's 'bogeyman' Lee takes poll test. Women take aim at poverty and repression
Abstracts: Suharto to sail back to power in Indonesia poll. Chinese red tape ties up delegates at home. Suharto aims to woo Islamic moderates
Abstracts: Suicide blast buries last peace hopes under the rubble of Tel Aviv. Bus stop bombers kill 19 in Israel
Abstracts: Suicide - not dead yet. The living dead of Westminster Abbey. The Day of the Dead is alive
Abstracts: Suits you, madam. Driven, but not the least bit pushy. If this is coming out, then I'm staying in
Abstracts: Suit yourself in retail, buying, selling and style. How to get a cushy job in furnishing. Lords of the aisles
Abstracts: Sultan's dream restored to faithful. Muslim leader warns of a new assault on US forces. Challenging the might of the sound-bite
Abstracts: Summer in the city - or is it the apocalypse? Invasion of the cyber-Members. Questions over churchman's charity trip
Abstracts: Summer of love and magazine wars. A smart cog in a big wheel. Hello! Is it me you're looking for?
Abstracts: Summer surprises. Make a date with your sweet pea. Last chapter in the forsythia saga
Abstracts: Summertime. And the living is easy. Yes we are better off now, but there's been a price to pay. If only the politics were right
Abstracts: Summertime: Lisbon is easy. A river runs through it. Give me a break: Lisbon on 250 pounds sterling
Abstracts: Summertime: now for patio rage. Everyone wants to be a 'tit.' (wealthy people still want to send their sons to Eton)
Abstracts: Summit hopes for peace breakthrough. Thorns in the side of peace. Shankill drives a road to peace across old battlefields
Abstracts: Sunburn, diarrhoea and other people's children. 'Dear Mayor of New York, we're all shocked and so sorry.'. Problems with your maths? Hire a private tutor
Abstracts: Sundance kids. Shoot to thrill policy. Of luvvies and lawnmowers
Abstracts: Sunday lunch with Iris. Last of a charmed circle. Richard Graff
Abstracts: Sunderland shows you can with a Nissan. Ford seeks control of largest dealer. Ford puts Liverpool on road to nowhere
Abstracts: Sunk under the weight of culture. Club Med. The virgin rebirth
Abstracts: Sunny nature of the stinking hellebore. Desperately seeking some good companions. Landscaping is in, vegetables are out
Abstracts: Sun setting on America's family farms. The trials of a Southern state still haunted by its racist past. Heart of prejudice
Abstracts: Sun strokes and inner lights. Chronicler of a city under siege. Is there life after Chocolat?
Abstracts: Sun vs Microsoft - they aren't pulling any punches in their fight over Java. Mario goes back to war
Abstracts: Superbad. Just call him Al - and call me Derek. Grand funk railroaded
Abstracts: Super car. But soon there'll be nowhere to drive it. Rail operators embark on a hazardous journey. Rail passengers squeezed by cost cutting
Abstracts: Super city animals. The lure of the good life. Burning trees is good for you
Abstracts: Superdogs that stray fall foul to trackers. A long-suffering survivor of British hooliganism. Hooliganism most foul
Abstracts: 'Supergrass' drug baron jailed for 132m pounds sterling racket. Released from her ordeal, Ridley says: 'I'm fine.'
Abstracts: Supergun silence still a mystery; Clark denies knowledge of 'Savoy mafia' meetings. Smith stands firm against 10p tax band
Abstracts: Supergun silence still a mystery; Clark denies knowledge of 'Savoy mafia' meetings. part 2 Dreams of a nation of shareholders
Abstracts: Superhawks rule roost at the Bundesbank. An old hand who wants a radical rethink of City rules. Steel reaches breaking point
Abstracts: Superhawks rule roost at the Bundesbank. 'Un-British' Square Mile still leads finance league. Party press is revamped and still read all over
Abstracts: Super-Lego meets mail-order. Looking forward to the Millennium with a new way of living. Why I hate the creeping suburbs
Abstracts: Superman's son asked for a miracle. This is the dawning of the age of informed bewilderment. US: BILL GATES GIVES US$ 26MN TO UNICEF
Abstracts: Supermarket 2007. The homecoming. The higher they fly, the harder they fall
Abstracts: Supermarket giant will be a financial minnow. Funded pensions may feed bears when baby-boomer bubble bursts. Old Lady told to change her ways
Abstracts: Supermarkets attack OFT investigation into profits Clouds gather over 'big four' food retailers. Across the channel there's a real experience in store
Abstracts: Supermarket's pharmacy fusion. Pharmacy spins its web. Marketing to patients, personally: Edgehill Pharmacy's Patricia Carroll-Grant, Theresa Martin and Bob Ritter help market pharmacy care programs while donating time to the community
Abstracts: Super-rich power-brokers pulling the strings in a crumbling empire. Fear and loathing in the most important poll of all
Abstracts: Superspan faces his toughest test. Why Unilever is suing MLIM. 'Superman' can't save us from a bear market in equities
Abstracts: Super-watchdog gets some teeth. Offshore banking no longer in vogue. London will stay a world centre
Abstracts: Supreme dramatist of the face. All at face value and nothing left to the imagination. Not to be taken at face value
Abstracts: Sure is Heavenly here. They do things differently here. All for one and one for all
Abstracts: Surfing the international airways. Surfing the secrets of the money trade. Web poets' society
Abstracts: Surgeon turns her back on Castro's 'brain trade.' (Cuba uses foetal tissue to earn hard currency) Persuader who could loosen Castro's grip
Abstracts: Surprise increase in German rates sends world markets lower. Plenty of reasons for ECB to stall G7 on rates
Abstracts: Surprise reprieve for drinkers but smokers pay a high price. Why do we all drink so much?
Abstracts: Survival analysis: a new approach to analyzing sales force retention. Cellular telephones and the national sales force
Abstracts: Survival of the fattest. Murder, suicide and a sticky pink sweet. No Coco Pops on the Karpas
Abstracts: Survival of the fattest. So near, so far. Take to the water and revisit France
Abstracts: Survival of the fittest. Men with our thoughts on their minds. Why nice guys really do finish last
Abstracts: Surviving in the legal jungle. Creativity for the common good. No mystery why IDEO became the home of good ideas
Abstracts: Surviving on spam. Freeserve means business. An absolutely fabulous idea
Abstracts: Survivors of Serb massacre refuse to bury their dead. Revolution fails as Serbs' winter storm blows over. Las Vegas identified as the hub for the terrorists
Abstracts: Sushi and saki set to give way to a new generation. Collapse of buying group adds to pressure for Co-op merger
Abstracts: Sushi for everyone. The looking-glass world of Mr and Mrs Clowes. Radical response to global deluge
Abstracts: Suu Kyi keeps flame of democracy alight. Congress split shatters myth of Indian unity. Island tribe fights to stay alone in dwindling forest
Abstracts: 'Svengali? Me? I'm more like a butler.'. Return to Fender. Stories from the sidewalk
Abstracts: Sviatoslav Richter. Is that a chair? Smashing idea! Designs on your CD collection
Abstracts: Swan-song of the opera revolutionaries. Master of the Oo and the Trimba, exponent of the drum-and-ostrich-feather
Abstracts: Sweatshop controversy tarnishes Disney's big night. Ian Fitzgerald-Hay had a loaded gun in his hand when Devon and Cornwall police shot him dead. His sister says that was no excuse
Abstracts: SWEDEN: LINK BETWEEN HPV VIRUS & CERVICAL CANCER. UK: KEY FIGURE SCEPTICAL OVER CANCER STATISTICS. UK: TIMING IS CRITICAL IN BREAST CANCER SURGERY
Abstracts: SWEDEN: LINK BETWEEN HPV VIRUS & CERVICAL CANCER. UK: MOVE TO REDUCE SMOKING DURING PREGNANCY. US: STUDY OF COFFEE AND PARKINSON'S DISEASE
Abstracts: Sweden's 'A-child' bows out. West ponders symbolic gesture to Bosnia. UK diplomats sound alarm on cost cutting
Abstracts: Sweden's welfare meltdown has lessons for Labour. On the edge of the lost world. Asian tail wagged the City dog
Abstracts: Sweet attraction of a silent tape. The pits and the energy pendulum. A ray of light in a century of darkness
Abstracts: Sweet dates in a desert city. Take me to the river. Seaside retreat of the Raj
Abstracts: Sweet music of chance. The deadly style wars of Istanbul. A screen star named desire
Abstracts: Sweet music to an adman's ears. Capital ideas that sank Thames. A rough ride on the airways
Abstracts: Sweet smell of success. Something a little mysterious. How to put lilies in the limelight
Abstracts: Sweet soul music from inside. 'Things move too quickly in England.' (rock group Supertramp) They couldn't help acting on Impulse
Abstracts: Sweet tooth music. He who pulls the strings. Talking straight
Abstracts: Swift, eventually. The not-so-shady past of Irvine Welsh. Tall tales from a real roaring boy
Abstracts: Swine of a job for the men from the ministry. Racing escapes ban as crisis grips countryside. Don't worry. It's under control
Abstracts: Swing in the tail of emerging markets will begin to wag the dog. The UN's poverty of ideas
Abstracts: Swings and roundabouts of the Finance Bill. Warranting closer attention. 50,000 savers hold their breath
Abstracts: Switching isn't hard to do. Give me the child. Not so much a bank as a statement
Abstracts: SWITZERLAND: FAULTS WITH NUCLEAR FUEL FRO THE UK. UK: JAPANENE VETO OF BNFL THREATENED. UK: MORE BNFL IRREGULARITIES FOUND BY INSPECTORS
Abstracts: Symphony bids farewell to unrattled Smith. A right royal exchange. Hit me with your rhythm schtick
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