Abstracts: Changes on the way. Netting support. Marriages of convenience
Abstracts: The jurisdiction that likes to say no. Donate your unwanted shares. What banks can do for charities
Abstracts: Safety first. Trading on the past. It could be who?
Abstracts: Steady progress for the voluntary sector. Fat cats with big hearts. The Barings fallout for charities
Abstracts: A European connection; more deals may follow a German-Italian phone merger. Psst! Want to buy a research lab? The Baby Bells want out
Abstracts: Microsoft manages to post record quarterly earnings. Higher results are reported by Microsoft; earnings again top analysts' estimates
Abstracts: Oracle stock hit by 29% loss as profits disappoint. What's a blue chip worth? The case for IBM stock. Basking in technology's glow
Abstracts: Jaz drive: insurance in a small package. Flat screens throw mental curve balls. A new rule: do touch that dial
Abstracts: Program that will provide checkup for your hard disk. Exploring computing with book and video. Come, Watson! The game's afoot!
Abstracts: CD-ROMs worth having about three things in life worth having. Programs that help with college picks only get a 'B.' (Creative Multimedia's US News Getting Into College, Kaplan Interactive's On Campus 96 and McCabe Software's CollegeWhere)(Personal Technology) (Software Review)(Evaluation)(Column)
Abstracts: More 'Easter Eggs' sneak into software as programmers show off, seek to amuse. Apple pushes IBM to ditch OS/2 for Mac
Abstracts: US West plans two classes of stock, splitting phone holdings, new ventures. WorldCom reaches pact to buy MFS in $14.4 billion stock deal; transaction creates a powerful player in telephone sector
Abstracts: Software firms are expected to post mixed results for March 31 quarter. Software makers are expected to post solid profit gains for December quarter
Abstracts: Latest model: will new constitution foster more democracy? Who needs democracy? Some call for unelected prime minister
Abstracts: A degree of success: education overhaul creates Malay professional class. Young minds, old tool: Chinese abacus to aid maths education
Abstracts: Back to the future. Army under fire. Troublesome types: Jakarta tightens screws on local journalists
Abstracts: Storm clouds. Level pegging. The buddy system: Clinton wants to resume military training for Indonesia
Abstracts: Problematic panacea. Promises, promises... a stampede of competition in holding up vital new projects. The rush to modernize: Asian countries scramble for development resources
Abstracts: Visions of an ex-tinct society. The Ottawa malaise: in the pre-budget funk, the Liberals adopt the dog-ate-my-homework style of governing
Abstracts: City in ruins: Red Cross workers provide a lifeline to war-torn Grozny. City of despair
Abstracts: Road show: behind the scenes, life on the pro skating tour is not all sequins and spotlights. Ice time: professional figure skating has become glamorous, glitzy and very lucrative
Abstracts: Buying guide. Auto report '95. part 2 Rating the 1995 autos
Abstracts: Used cars rating guide. Used Cars rating guide: fall-winter 1996. part 2 Rating the 1994 autos
Abstracts: 1996 new car buying guide. Used Cars rating guide: fall-winter 1996. Rating the 1995 autos
Abstracts: Rating the 1996 autos. Used cars rating guide. Rating the 1995 autos
Abstracts: Rating the 1996 autos. Auto report annual - 1996 edition. Rating the 1995 autos
Abstracts: Prices. part 3
Abstracts: Prices. part 4
Abstracts: Prices. part 5
Abstracts: Prices. part 6
Abstracts: Prices. part 7
Abstracts: 1996 new car buying guide. Buying guide. Auto report '95
Abstracts: Prices. part 8
Abstracts: Prices. part 9
Abstracts: Prices. part 10
Abstracts: Prices. Auto & truck price guide
Abstracts: Accident clouds U.S. future on Mir. Pace of NASA change worries advisers. Reshuffling plan riles Congress
Abstracts: Budget ax to spare research? Research is absorbed into superministry. Researchers' protest pays off, for now
Abstracts: Jurors rise up over principle and their perks: before the revolt at the O.J. trial, panels had defied courts and the law
Abstracts: DVD Audio update. Sony's simpler sampling. The great DVD debate
Abstracts: Aspects of integration. Mercedes, Bose, and buses. Directions from the the dashboard
Abstracts: The power of 'strategic nutrition.' (using nutrition services can lower health insurance costs)(Editorial) More power to the Prevention system
Abstracts: A 'bedder' mood: hit the hay early tonight for a brighter tomorrow. Mood mender: unhitch black cloud with exercise
Abstracts: Protection in a pillbox: hormones may hold off colon cancer. Nature knows best: whole foods may be best for colon
Abstracts: Keep a clear head: tea may wash down stroke risk. Sweat away stroke: even a little exercise may cut your risk in half
Abstracts: Fish for two: the catch of the day could bring healthier babies. Sink diabetes: salmon may keep blood sugar steady
Abstracts: Best herbs to ease menopause. Is your estrogen giving you what you want? Do women doctors take estrogen?
Abstracts: The Marlboro Man meets the Orkin Man: the effect of Cipollone v. Liggett Group, Inc. on federal preemption by the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act of failure to warn claims brought under state tort law
Abstracts: How much sex is normal, new-parent fights, & more. Procreation vs. recreation. Getting experimental
Abstracts: Buddies no more? Flirtatious friend. Pregnancy fantasies
Abstracts: Rally boosts stocks and bonds, but will it last? Stocks' surge defies modest expectations. Wall Street looks for moderate gains in '96
Abstracts: Solving skirting, belly board and leveling problems; don't let what's out of sight be out of mind. Keeping on top of roof repairs
Abstracts: Intel admits it overstated chips' speed; skewing data is called common in the industry. Where the chips may fall next; as U.S. manufacturers enjoy the PC boom, Asia plans for the next big market
Abstracts: The International Law Commission adopts draft articles on international watercourses. The United Nations starts work on a watercourses convention
Abstracts: Occupational cancer: while AIDS has become the disease getting most media attention, cancer remains a major killer
Abstracts: Great minds share a cesspool. Why the prime minister had to see La Haine. Love and death a la Provencal
Abstracts: Nocturnal creatures of violence. Animal rights, and wrongs: it isn't just other countries that are guilty of abuse
Abstracts: Low marks for teachers' Easter farce. When unruly pupils cross boundaries. Teachers demand strike ballot
Abstracts: Selling a strategy. Qualifying terms. Room at the top
Abstracts: Bell Atlantic halts plan for video services; says the F.C.C. process hinders the technology. Bell Atlantic is revamping strategy to upgrade networks for video services
Abstracts: Adobe Systems in $500 million acquisition plan. U.S. sues to block $2 billion merger Microsoft seeks; software giant set back; Intuit acquisition challenged on ground it could raise prices and cut choices
Abstracts: Semiconductor makers are expected to post strong results for the quarter. Chip executives are cashing in as shares soar
Abstracts: Co-pays for home care one Medicare option, but costs may be too high. Seniors likely to pay for Medicare changes
Abstracts: New Patent Office ruling on extensions hits drugmakers. Pharmacists should not tell patients to switch drugs. No more price restrictions on drugs created with NIH help
Abstracts: Panel OKs Dr. Foster, but full Senate passage in doubt. On the block for a change: National Health Service Corps
Abstracts: New bioethics panel to study genetics, research subjects. Fertility scandal raises call for regulation. Bioethics panel may be caught in funding, political snags
Abstracts: A Healing Place. Mismanaged care. AMA delegates face a full slate of policy proposals
Abstracts: Abortion shouldn't be required training, students say. Remembering the contributions of a circle of teachers. Rethink how medical schools pick 'best' students
Abstracts: Pharmacokinetics of simultaneously administered zidovudine and didanosine in HIV-seropositive male patients. Genotypic evolution of HIV-1 isolates from patients after a switch of therapy from zidovudine to didanosine
Abstracts: Targeting a foreign protein into virion particles by fusion with the Vpx protein of simian immunodeficiency virus
Abstracts: Hospital admissions of HIV-infected patients from 1988 to 1992 in Maryland. Effects of an incentive and education program on return rates for PPD test reading in patients with HIV infection
Abstracts: Rinker on collectibles. "So long, farewell, auf wiedersehen, goodbye ... adieu." (replacing old computers)(Rinker on Collectibles)
Abstracts: Modeling Galatea: boosting self-efficacy to increase volunteering. Pygmalion without interpersonal contrast effects: whole groups gain from raising manager expectations
Abstracts: Supervisors' role conflict and role ambiguity differential relations with performance ratings of subordinates and the moderating effect of screening ability
Abstracts: Liz's top ten. For women only: eight great nutrition tips for women runners. Bottoms up?
Abstracts: Upper-body blitz. The rear view. Shoulder work
Abstracts: Upstart offering $30 billion to buy MCI, using stock; deal would set record; A surprising bid by Worldcom seeks to scuttle an accord with a British concern
Abstracts: Sprint to offer Internet service to residential customers. On its Web site, the I.R.S. shows it has a softer side
Abstracts: I.B.M. surges as profits exceed expectations. Profit is flat at I.B.M., but revenue rises; per-share earnings top analysts' expectations
Abstracts: User-friendliness: book vs. disk. Disaster recovery for 95: there is still a catch. Home movie: hooray for Hollywood!
Abstracts: LapLink manages all your data across all your PCs. A browser road map: shortcuts for trips on the World Wide Web
Abstracts: Tucson, Arizona. London. New Orleans: runnin' and funnin' in the Big Easy
Abstracts: Philanthropy or monopoly? FTC challenges Colorado IPA. Federal government to appeal anti-kickback decision. Court overturns landmark fraud case
Abstracts: Welfare reform bills would cut Medicaid rolls; chaos feared. Bill would cut off Medicaid for legal immigrants
Abstracts: HMO executives claim fat paychecks. Can managed care offer effective smoking cessation? HMOs see steady growth, some market shifts
Abstracts: Ten steps to counseling pregnant women about AIDS. Delegates push mandatory HIV testing for pregnant women. Is it the time ...
Abstracts: Even insomniacs can learn to sleep better. The down side of cyberspace support. Patients go on-line for support
Abstracts: Competition may ensure quality in managed care. Harvard doctors enjoy new life as medical group. How best to take medical care into the 21st century
Abstracts: GAO report slams 'information gap' in Medicare HMOs. Can Medicare HMOs cope with end-stage renal disease? To pay or not to pay - that's a lingering telemedicine question
Abstracts: Election blues: court rulings unseat opposition MPs. Sure thing. Total rout: opposition dream shattered in Penang
Abstracts: Run aground; the last boat people are stranded in limbo. Now what? U.S.-Vietnam normalization clears way for new issues
Abstracts: The fire next time: has Manila let the Moro movement go too far? Terror international: Manila claims foreign groups support extremists
Abstracts: Investment levels soar. Freedom to grow. A new zest for business
Abstracts: Anybody's guess. Too big to flail: Japan's bank failures raise pressure for reform. The big chill: will Japan's frozen real-estate market ever thaw?
Abstracts: Bow tuning with broadheads: points that cut do not fly the same as points that puncture. When less is more
Abstracts: Cross Creek. Dancing in the dark. Montana dixie
Abstracts: When safety counts. Special delivery. Best of both worlds
Abstracts: Power choices. The Horsepower wars. Is EFI right for you?
Abstracts: All about oil. MAN maintenance. Troubleshooter: solutions to problems
Abstracts: Easy cruiser. Open house. Full house
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