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Abstracts: Vacation time. Baby's first vacation. Enjoying your family vacation
Abstracts: Ego, deals and policies: jobs, trade, money and Bosnia were top issues in Halifax. Summertime blues: Jean Chretien's Quebec strategy is fine for now, but it may just be the calm before the storm
Abstracts: The fear that eats at teens: the spectre of assault leads to anxiety and depression. Sick of work: finding out why some offices make people ill
Abstracts: Prince Bledsoe and the Patriots will stake their claim, but King Young and the 49ers will still rule the land
Abstracts: Sanchez: a victory of her own. Bustamante: a voice for all. Taking an early lead
Abstracts: Survival of the biggest. Going to court for clout. Score one for good coaching
Abstracts: Doctors turned programmers. Getting the picture. Is your back-office a backwater?
Abstracts: NASA looks to overhaul grants process. No takers so far for NASA science institutes. 'Faster, cheaper, better' under fire at NASA
Abstracts: A prophet in his own land. Science and peace. Science in an era of political change
Abstracts: Research organization: a coat of many colours. In the shadow of Ben Gurion. Science and peace
Abstracts: Research organization: a coat of many colours. Dutch universities and research laboratories set for major cuts
Abstracts: MOSA seeks promised land. French labs funded by 'big science' cuts. Weizmann thinks big
Abstracts: Genetic diversity proposals fails to impress international ethics panel. Weizmann thinks big
Abstracts: Long-range horizontal connections and their role in cortical reorganization revealed by optical recording of cat primary visual cortex
Abstracts: His goal: keeping the Web worldwide. On-line stars hear siren call of free agency. They let their fingers do the talking; keyboards blazing, net queens and kings rule the on-line forums
Abstracts: Shoot first, E-mail photos to Grandma later; the newest digital cameras offer crisp pictures and can even cut out trips to the drugstore
Abstracts: From mainframes to global networking: I.B.M. gazes into its crystal ball and, hey, where did the hardware go? IBM creates a division for its at-home offerings
Abstracts: U.S. troops deploy in Bosnia-Herzegovina; U.N. relinquishes peace-keeping role to NATO. Zepa safe area falls to Bosnian Serbs; Western allies threaten air strikes
Abstracts: White House releases missing Whitewater records; Madison Guaranty billing detailed. Whitewater affair: hearings focus on Foster office search
Abstracts: The impact of human resource management practices on turnover, productivity, and corporate financial performance
Abstracts: Rates, bonds spur insurers' rebound. Market conduct fallout causes slow growth rate. Modest 2.3% growth rate due to group sales slump
Abstracts: Alternative medicine moves into the mainstream. Tilting at managed care. Insurer-managed care cultures clash in rush to compete
Abstracts: Changes continue for di insurers. Don't rush to mandate unproven therapy coverage; experimental treatments can hurt patients and often put insurers in a quandary over whether to reimburse
Abstracts: Re-entry illustrations will haunt industry. Riders can benefit both agent and prospect. Selling to America's rainbow
Abstracts: Using split dollar can solve estate planning problems. Level commissions can affect underwriting. World of underwriting continues to evolve
Abstracts: Marketers take cue from other industries. Cash value life helps middle-income clients. Term insurance survey annual renewable and 10-year level
Abstracts: Don't marry new system with old work flow. Scarce human resources pose daunting challenge. A new game requires new technology team
Abstracts: Don't marry new system with old work flow. Help wanted: only the nimble need apply. Investigating sales force can reduce fraud risks; with fraud costing tens of billions of dollars, insurers should verify the resumes and backgrounds of agents
Abstracts: Thrift industry. part 13
Abstracts: Metals & mining (diversified) industry. Metals & mining (diversified)
Abstracts: Bankruptcy pact ensures payouts; insurance company's bad real estate investments had cast doubt on structured settlement industry
Abstracts: Best snitches: Illinois lawyers; Land of Lincoln leads the nation in attorneys turning in their peers. A time to disrobe to save your honor
Abstracts: Non-traditionals' surge in new legal market. Where to go; a regional listing of job prospects for attorneys. Legal market: the good and the bad prospects for job hunters
Abstracts: Well-chosen contract work is a springboard; law firms and companies are overcoming earlier suspicions about 'temps.' (for legal career development)(In Focus: Careers)
Abstracts: She puts learning ahead of earning. She insists on ADR, firm ties, honesty. Balancing motherhood and the practice of law: the complications can't be lightly dismissed, but it can be done successfully
Abstracts: Finding a good fit: how to choose your firm; there are many ways to tell in advance if a law firm is the right place for you
Abstracts: Lawyers' self-marketing can bolster their firms' promotional strategies. Attorneys must be salespeople: they don't tell you this in school, but getting ahead hangs on attracting clients
Abstracts: MFI furniture. Margin by design. Out of joint at Essex Furniture
Abstracts: A strong no from the nine. 'Plan B' hits a chord; the poll supports Ottawa's tougher line with Quebec. A quiet passion
Abstracts: Stumbling to the vote: missteps by the Yes side mask the confusion in the Ottawa ranks. A strong no from the nine
Abstracts: Still riding high: optimism reigns at the Liberals' caucus meeting. Summer of decision
Abstracts: Major's last stand. The Tories' tears: John Major is plagued by scandal and 'Euroskeptics' as an election looms
Abstracts: Insurers' premium growth narrowed to 3.7% in 1994. Industry 'weathers' cats, posts improved earnings. Underwriting losses increased 21.6% in 1994
Abstracts: Insurers venture onto the Internet Web. Adapting to the Web: a new survey says insurers fare poorly online, but better days are coming
Abstracts: Rise of the insurance Webmasters. A woman's place: women handle competition differently, view themselves differently and may be better attuned to some changing aspects of insurance
Abstracts: Common characteristics of uncommon success. Matching distribution systems to markets spells success. More than billboards and business cards
Abstracts: Relaxing ... at the speed of light. Reinsurance broker's role expands to risk manager. Managing risk is key to brokers' survival
Abstracts: Three strategies help attack liability perils. If you can't pay the fine, don't do ... : insurance companies can reduce exposure of criminal prosecution by developing and using a compliance program
Abstracts: Insurers taking auto repair PPOs for a test drive. It may be time to revise the loss payable clause. Risk management works in residual markets
Abstracts: Level the playing field with common game plan. Bancassurance in French P/C lines is slowly becoming profitable
Abstracts: Data warehousing creates one stop shopping source. Make technology part of superior service. How can I reengineer my business procedures?
Abstracts: Electronic underwriting aids service, cuts costs; electronic data interchange can change underwriting and customer relations for the better with measurable results
Abstracts: Rural reality. Expensive and difficult: voting rules are tough on migrant workers. Vox Populi
Abstracts: Power reversal. Social dynamite. Heavy hand: government moves to quell dissent
Abstracts: Rug bear: child labor jeopardizes Pakistan's EU tariff perks. A friend in need: the EC expands aid to Vietnam
Abstracts: Action faction. Default options. Can't please them all
Abstracts: How to pull together an instant Web page. Getting Win95 with the program. A new major integrated program smooths your path
Abstracts: Windows NT chip support is dropped; I.B.M. and Motorola in PowerPC setback. Microsoft hits high on news of software
Abstracts: Computer firms will register earnings gains; latest quarter's advances tied to solid corporate and individual demand
Abstracts: Preserving Wales. UKTV to bring in new blood. ITV spends to beat shortfall
Abstracts: Ready to serve. Slipped disks. Capital concerns
Abstracts: Hill is climbing higher. Market starts in BZW derivative. That's the way the money goes
Abstracts: Processed foods, confectionery and bakery products in Belgium. Processed foods, confectionery and bakery products in Germany
Abstracts: The 'double-skip' trust: a valuable GST tax planning tool. Fiduciary investments: drafting for nonconformity. Qualified personal residence trusts yield tax savings
Abstracts: Mutually agreed on the need for change: Tory or Labour, the planning process needs reviewing. Small but painful: despite the new provisions for enforcement appearing to work well, 'pettifogging' still exists
Abstracts: New TAM will likely lead to changes in tax results of collateral assignment split-dollar. Practical guidance for clients who are considering replacing a life insurance policy
Abstracts: Federal judge: juror has a right to privacy; for now, a juror who refused to answer voir dire questions is spared jail
Abstracts: Race to courthouse may result in needless fees; coverage litigation often entails overbroad claims, defenses and mammoth discovery demands
Abstracts: Companies on new list more lawyer-intensive; list of firms most in demand has changed little since a year ago
Abstracts: Promises to keep
Abstracts: Activation of postsynaptically silent synapses during pairing-induced LTP in CA1 region of hippocampal slice. Properties of synaptic transmission at single hippocampal synaptic boutons
Abstracts: Purification of an MCM-containing complex as a component of the DNA replication licensing system. A new check on issuing the licence
Abstracts: Phosphoinositide binding domains: embracing 3-phosphate. Phosphatidylinositol (3,4,5)P(sub 3) interacts with SH2 domains and modulates PI 3-kinase association with tyrosine-phosphorylated proteins
Abstracts: Unique response pathways are established by allosteric interactions among nuclear hormone receptors. Identification of a nuclear receptor that is activated by farnesol metabolites
Abstracts: Diverse signaling pathways activated by growth factor receptors induce broadly overlapping, rather than independent, sets of genes
Abstracts: Floor plate and motor neuron induction by different concentrations of the amino-terminal cleavage product of sonic hedgehog autoproteolysis
Abstracts: Interpretation of a BMP activity gradient in Drosophila embryos depends on synergistic signaling by two type I receptors, SAX and TKV
Abstracts: Yama/CPP32beta, a mammalian homolog of CED-3, is a CrmA-inhibitable protease that cleaves the death substrate poly(ADP-ribose) polymerase
Abstracts: Compact cars. Compacts
Abstracts: Mid-size cars. Cars, trucks, and minivans
Abstracts: Full-size cars. Rating the 1996 autos
Abstracts: Premium coupes. Luxury coupes
Abstracts: Premium sedans. Near-luxury cars
Abstracts: Sports coupes. part 2
Abstracts: Sports and GT cars
Abstracts: Minivans. part 2
Abstracts: What are the options for peace. The stalling of peace. Thorns in the side of peace
Abstracts: Waiting for Oscar. Angel flair. Not just a pretty odd face
Abstracts: This could be a once-in-a-lifetime turning point for the dollar. The joys of saving could rekindle a mighty dollar
Abstracts: Reading notes, spring 1995. Reading notes, winter 1995. Reading notes, summer 1995
Abstracts: Cloning and functional expression in Escherichia coli of the gene encoding the di- and tripeptide transport protein of Lactobacillus helveticus
Abstracts: Beverages (alcoholic) industry
Abstracts: Soft drink industry. part 6
Abstracts: Manufactured housing/rec vehicle. Manufactured housing/rec. vehicle
Abstracts: Foreign electronics/entertainment. part 7
Abstracts: Bank (Canadian) industry. part 7
Abstracts: NIST helps U.S. manufacturers build communication bridges. Automated CMM slashes outsourcing time and cost. Match the CMM to the application
Abstracts: Using CAD reveals new automotive quality model. Software automates the materials lab. Software speeds DOE tasks
Abstracts: Manufacturing success hinges on document quality. Future of vision inspection. In-process inspection cuts warranty work 93%
Abstracts: Staffing assignments for judgment-oriented audit tasks: the effects of structured audit technology and environment
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