Abstracts: Toy industry
Abstracts: Cook's roar. If. Baffled by Britain
Abstracts: The bank that disappeared. Terrible twins: European banking. Loan arrangers ride again: American banking
Abstracts: Polymorphism in the LMP2 gene influences susceptibility to extraspinal disease in HLA-B27 positive individuals with ankylosing spondylitis
Abstracts: Of fitness & fashion. Hail to the beef. Our weight-training legacy
Abstracts: The exercise we love to hate. The insanity of dogma. Means vs. end
Abstracts: Squat's up, doc? That's entrainment: focus your mind to sharpen your workout. Living in the past: use experiences to visualize future progress
Abstracts: Comeback kid: how to safely return to the gym, and get real results, when you're starting over. Smart circuit training
Abstracts: Pacifier picks. New parents' biggest questions. Is it potty time?
Abstracts: Name that baby! The name game: finding the perfect choice for your baby. In search of the perfect baby name
Abstracts: Voices
Abstracts: The talk of cyberspace. Market opening on Internet for pollution-credit trades. Forging links between inner cities and the Internet
Abstracts: Sgs1: a eukaryotic homolog of E. coli RecQ that interacts with topoisomerase II in vivo and is required for faithful chromosome segregation
Abstracts: Constraints on intron evolution in the gene encoding the myosin alkali light chain in Drosophila. P-element-induced variation in metabolic regulation in Drosophila
Abstracts: P-element-induced variation in metabolic regulation in Drosophila. Spontaneous mutation rate of modifiers of metabolism in Drosophila
Abstracts: Major's vision of Ulster peace. Ministers may be next target. Ulster prepares for a new white-knuckle ride
Abstracts: Kabul pays to keep enemy at bay. Army of god runs into the Afghan sands (problems facing Taliban religious militia)
Abstracts: Crisis mission to save Irish peace. What price freedom for Clegg? Dail welcomes 'balanced' document
Abstracts: Labour's Irish question mark. Hard-liners surge in Northern Irish poll. At the crossroads of Irish history
Abstracts: Corruption at the heart of the revolution. South Africa wakes from its long sleep. Old ills haunt new S Africa
Abstracts: Algiers prison carnage fuels Islamist rage. Now Algeria's bloody civil war kills the little people. Where the elite shelter from winds of war
Abstracts: The week John Major went nationalist. How Major stumbled into peace. Will hope or cynicism triumph in this fateful week for Ulster?
Abstracts: Gimme an antique - to go. Lightly battered but in the best possible taste. It's not really an antique, is it?
Abstracts: Barings 'knew of rogue deals.' (London officials of collapsed merchant bank Barings may have already known about ruinous trading activities of futures manager Nick Leeson)
Abstracts: UN leaves Somalis to fight it out. Aideed's son assumes mantle of power in Somalia. Marines gear up for rescue mission in Somalia
Abstracts: An accident waiting to happen? Barings dealer's 1m pounds sterling boast. Baring the City; breaking the bank
Abstracts: Don't rub me up the wrong way. And she's off .... Still perfect after all these years
Abstracts: How one dealer broke the bank that a family's fortune over centuries. Dealer on the run after losses
Abstracts: A Gothic revival. The fairy godmother of chapels: the Historic Chapels Trust, which will be five years old this year, rescues chapels for disuse, decay and a 'worthy but dull' reputation
Abstracts: Broadcasting key to United's profit. Rapid march: best known for its youth programming, Rapido TV has also produced episodes for the Without Walls arts strand, has jut won an ITV commission and is developing an arts series for Channel 4
Abstracts: The big fight over unbundling. TX. Nickelodeon sole blot on BSkyB landscape
Abstracts: Come to terms. Winning Kudos. Carnival windfall drives co-project
Abstracts: Other bricks in the Wall: the best thing to happen to Wall to Wall was Channel 4 axing its Media Show commission, reckon the remaining partners, and after a turbulent start, the independent's indie is branching out in all directions
Abstracts: Reform characters. Fininvest considers selling majority stake. RAI breaks even and plans spending spree
Abstracts: Freeing Granada's community spirit. Premature elation. Morning sickness: the debate over morning programmes has burst back into the headlines following the removel of This Morning editor Paula Trafford
Abstracts: The big battle: breakfast TV ratings have changed beyond recognition as BBC 2's menu of cartoons edges into the territory of GMTV and Channel 4's Big Breakfast
Abstracts: New faces of British buying. Brits track the vital mix. Canned ingredients: With MIP-TV less than a month away distributors are lining up their wares and trying to predict which genres are goinng to excite international buyers
Abstracts: Auntie's runners. Drifting to the Astra plain. BBC 2 after the fall: only BBC2 managed to increase both its share and average viewing hours in autumn, BBC1 had its best season for a decade with three new 'hit' series, but it comes in a lacklustre season as ITV consolidated on proven successes
Abstracts: Ex-Mowlem boss brokers partnering. The exhortist: urgent, persuasive, the new chairman of M&E contractor Drake & Scull aims to turn the company around within six months. Whether on board his yacht or sitting behind his desk in Canary Wharf tower, Andrew Gay runs a tight ship
Abstracts: Russia's privatised energy industry. Russia issues oil ADRs. Auctions promised after Russian elections
Abstracts: Poland sells PBK in third largest IPO. Major Polish bank is finally privatised. BPH still not privatised
Abstracts: French sell-off doubts. New French government restarts programme. Gauloises and Gitanes on the market
Abstracts: Jordanian light rail project. Railway privatization in the UK - has it worked? Regulator keeps UK Rail on track
Abstracts: Rush for Indian telecoms tender. India plans more public sector sales. Tenders opened for Indian Telecoms
Abstracts: Battle over Argentina's postal service (Empresa Nacional de Correos y Telegrafos) Argentina to accept more debt paper
Abstracts: Peru's post-election surge. Peru rethinks strategy. Peru on hold for election. (Peru puts privatisation programme on hold prior to general elections)
Abstracts: Differentiation of convulsive syncope and epilepsy with head-up tilt testing. Cardiac pacing for prevention of recurrent vasovagal syncope
Abstracts: Tyger, tyger, not so bright. Standing at the crossroads: Wall Street's long-running bull market has picked up speed this year, after temporarily stalling in 1994. But now there are major question marks over the extended economic upswing which has powered the bull market
Abstracts: United Friendly gets hands on its assets. A public flogging. Planning ahead
Abstracts: Company doctor in the hot seat. Amstrad: resignation hits shares. Hard impact at Compaq
Abstracts: Don't discount a sterling slither. Why feeling bad is not perverse. Population and the pound in your pocket
Abstracts: No surprise. New market gamble. UK equities: raising targets
Abstracts: UK banks: banking on low growth. Banks wake up to medium net worth clients. Tough times ahead for the banks
Abstracts: Property: deep discounts available. Property firms put their faith in globalisation. Property shares in the doldrums
Abstracts: Know the customer. Watchdogs slow to act on broker funds. Warning on bond Pep charges
Abstracts: Growing up. The green machine. Positive expansion
Abstracts: Curiosity's the key for CATs. Educating IFAs. Icing on Tessa's birthday cake
Abstracts: United Carriers. NFC. Ex-telly chief is stepping on the gas at NFC
Abstracts: Real dog's dinner at Dalgety. Northern Foods
Abstracts: Celltech merger with Medeva brings size and a US foothold. Medeva back to the US drugs scene. Keep trying
Abstracts: General Motors
Abstracts: Space to let, apply within. Thoroughly modern Midlands. Derby and Nottingham: need forces region to take proactive stance
Abstracts: Boom time for business services. All for one and one for all? Professionals put their heads together
Abstracts: Budgens quits discount market. Wal-Mart in the UK - what will change? How is Wal-Mart doing in Germany?
Abstracts: Assisted-suicide measure fails in New Mexico; AMA opposed it. House affirms AMA stance on abortion
Abstracts: Can plans manage the preventive care diabetics need? Medicaid misgivings. HMOs fear pay trouble under Ill. Medicaid managed care
Abstracts: There's a weight-loss drug, but it's no magic bullet. New food supplement said to build strength - safely. Athletes breathe new life into nasal dilator market
Abstracts: Building a better federation. Federation's latest challenge: doing it all for $1,000. NMA leader blends idealism, market reality
Abstracts: House panel targets centers, Cassini. Goldin puts NASA on new trajectory. Goldin hopes to trim centers to stave off program cuts
Abstracts: New test catches drug-resistant TB in the spotlight. Researchers find the reset button for the fruit fly clock
Abstracts: Vertical lasers take aim at new - and colorful - targets. Plastics may add new colors to lasers' light show. Training lasers to be chemists
Abstracts: Quietly making a splash. UK property will excel concludes IPF debate. A mind to the right deal
Abstracts: The year of the chat. Falling short of great expectations? Moving into credit
Abstracts: Luggage and handbags
Abstracts: Older models. Executive cars. Lots for the loot
Abstracts: Microsoft may face a backlash against 'bloatware'. As innovation slows, software companies pile on the features; it's called bloatware, and it crowds store shelves; Microsoft's small step; like owning a car in 1910
Abstracts: U.S., Microsoft clash on court-order compliance. U.S. may add charges to Microsoft case; continuing investigation could pick up states' allegation on pricing
Abstracts: If the food doesn't come - vertical coordination problems in the CIS food system: some perils of privatization
Abstracts: Ideas to increase and protect your wealth. part 3
Abstracts: Why U.S. women face future shock. Different strokes. The game's greatest injustice
Abstracts: Listen to the music. How to smart troublesome opponents. How to play by instinct
Abstracts: The skinny on swing weight. It's shortsighted to limit racquet length. Match your racquet to your game
Abstracts: Taurus and Smith & Wesson introduce extra-capacity revolvers. The CZ 75 clone clan
Abstracts: Smith & Wesson SW9M pistol. Springfield V10 Ultra. Browning Micro Buck Mark
Abstracts: Not all museum donations are displayed. The most common mistakes that collectors make. Early postcards and some advice on hinges
Abstracts: Approvals and APS circuit books still offer thrills. Stamps from the royal Egyptian collection. How to write up collections for exhibition
Abstracts: Selling stamps is always more difficult than buying. EFO prices often determined by past auction realizations
Abstracts: Special 85th anniversary salute
Abstracts: On collecting people. part 2
Abstracts: Winners of wireless auction to pay $7 billion. Big bidders win auction for the small; F.C.C. licenses go to Asian-backed groups
Abstracts: On the net: dissecting the information revolution (in advance): with a look at one of Newt's Laws and at 'friction-free capitalism.' (Newt Gingrich; the 'Cyberspace and the American Dream 2' conference)(Technology)
Abstracts: Wireless sale winners include AT&T, Sprint. Sale of wireless slots is turning into a flap on affirmative action; critics challenge FCC's plan to aid small companies, women and minorities; lawsuit blocks June auction
Abstracts: More cracks in Mexico. A lesson in Mexico. Can the PRI change its spots? Mexico
Abstracts: Democracy at last. Democracy, Mexican-style. The PRI devours its children
Abstracts: Biggest deep quakes may need help. Seismologists learn the language of quakes. Geophysicists ponder ancient chills and elusive quakes
Abstracts: Directors must delegate with care - throwing one's hands up in the air and saying "oops conflict" is not good enough
Abstracts: 60 minutes to fitness. In pursuit of speed. How to beat your friend
Abstracts: Stop! Cranksets. Bring on the night
Abstracts: Looking back: fifteen years that changed the world: 1981-1995. Looking back: the early years 1895-1914
Abstracts: Carving the toothbrush. A lost world. Small and smaller: downhilling at its most diminutive, at Four Seasons Ski Center
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