Abstracts: Why the Bank is probably right on rates again. Bank down but not out in the inflation fight. Will the Chancellor overrule the Bank again?
Abstracts: Strangers in the house. Passion tower. Exile and excellence
Abstracts: Dreams broken on the streets of Paris. Why we should listen to the Panzer's rumble. Why one man's beef is good for us all
Abstracts: Go early, go negative. Blair keeps his options open - in the national interest, of course. How to revive top-quality democracy
Abstracts: When it comes to inflation figures, trust your intuition. Washington provides the prelude to a year of rising interest rates
Abstracts: Political correctness and the Jacob affair. The ex-separatist who wants to save Canada. Let Bouchard eat half a separatist cake
Abstracts: Turning the corner; cautiously, Alberta starts to increase spending. Ralph on the road
Abstracts: Dissecting a tragedy; Westray miners have their say on why 26 men died. Tears and pain at Westray: four years later, relatives mourn the 26 miners who died
Abstracts: Sports-coupe salute. Chevrolet Camaro: the base coupe may be the best-kept secret of 1996. Acura CL: a luxurious sports coupe, in that order
Abstracts: Jackie and son take on F1. Coming soon: Adrian Reynard as BAT-man. No rest for...
Abstracts: Cosignors: don't worry, be happy. It's only worth what someone will pay. It's not as easy as it looks
Abstracts: The genome program's conscience: a research program on the ethical, legal, and social implications of genome studies, launched as an "afterthought," is now the world's biggest bioethics program
Abstracts: Tax law casts pall over research aid. New tax code threatens science funds: Russia. Communists dominate science panels: Russian parliament
Abstracts: Starting species with third parties and sex wars. On the many origins of species. Proteins 'clock' the origins of all creatures - great and small
Abstracts: Planets remind astronomers of home. Astronomers probe creation by measuring isotopes. Astronomers see a cosmic antigravity force at work
Abstracts: Reverse weathering, clay mineral formation, and oceanic element cycles. Regulation of atmospheric O2: feedback in the microbial feedbag
Abstracts: Lack of effect of thyroxine in patients with Graves' hyperthyroidism who are treated with an antithyroid drug
Abstracts: Expression of the gene for multidrug-resistance-associated protein and outcome in patients with neuroblastoma
Abstracts: Group A streptococcal infections and acute rheumatic fever. Severe group A streptococcal infections associated with a toxic shock-like syndrome and scarlet fever toxin A
Abstracts: British Telecom, outbid for MCI, is facing hard choices. AT&T chief said to plan big job cuts; cost reductions may trim 15,000 positions
Abstracts: Silicon Graphics' stock falls on profit outlook. At Silicon Graphics, a surprise loss; Wall St. unhappy 5th quarter in row
Abstracts: Tally of homes with PCs increased 16% last year; older, less-affluent buyers, spread of used machines helped to boost figures
Abstracts: Theft by many other names. Welcome to the year of living less dangerously. Never having to say sorry
Abstracts: Alabama ERISA decision a setback for state reform. Getting health insurance remains a problem for millions. Number of uninsured down slightly in '94 to 39.4 million
Abstracts: Changing health care system brings new legal risks. Are lawyers' clients really different from our patients? Ontario's cost-cutting fervor linked to physician exodus
Abstracts: Insurer acquisition deal reflects growing industry trend. Calif. long-term insurance sales double predictions
Abstracts: Quality group to form physician advisory panel. Nine Blues plans sign on to uniform medical policies. Joint Commission sets rules for performance systems
Abstracts: Rodeo helmets? Posse-bull. Residency advisory panel calls for cuts in IMG slots. Proposals hazy on changes in Medicare GME funding
Abstracts: Air transport industry. part 10
Abstracts: Trucking & transport leasing. part 4
Abstracts: Investment co. (foreign) industry. part 2
Abstracts: Broadcast cable TV industry. Broadcasting cable TV industry
Abstracts: Overactive bids. BBC Worldwide in sales restructuring. Murdoch calls for digital freedom
Abstracts: Access route. Sowerbutts moves to United Wildlife. End of the troubles
Abstracts: Bristol fashion. New Eire style. Balance of forces
Abstracts: The Summer Olympics: Atlanta '96. This month: mountain bikes
Abstracts: Reports of EMU's still-birth are exaggerated. Putting a price on euro's head presents poser. Misplaced fears over competitive devaluations
Abstracts: The rush for Chinese bed partners continues apace. Jardines perfects knack of looking a greenhorn. A company worth being seen with
Abstracts: Venice's grand opera descends to farce. Mafia trawls Venice's dark lagoon. Bickering while Venice sinks
Abstracts: This month: archery. This month: swimming and diving. The Summer Olympics: Atlanta '96
Abstracts: Yoshi's Restaurant and Jazz House. Pagani Restaurant & Lounge
Abstracts: Residence. Residences
Abstracts: Comment on "The Butte Valley and Layton Well thrusts of eastern California: distribution and regional significance" by Chester T. Wrucke, Calvin H. Stevens, and Joseph L. Wooden
Abstracts: When the recruiter calls. People may need people, but do they need personnel? Helping shy human resources executives conduct more effective job searches
Abstracts: Science to stay on top at French museum. France takes gentler approach to reforms. Spermatid injection fertilizes ethics debate
Abstracts: Blindsight in real sight. Blindsight in monkeys. Blindsight in normal subjects?
Abstracts: NMR structure and mutagenesis of the FADD (Mort1) death-effector domain. Cell-autonomous Fas (CD95)/Fas-ligand interaction mediates activation-induced apoptosis in T-cell hybridomas
Abstracts: In AT&T's attic, $1 billion of flops and fumbles. Some applause for AT&T's shake-up. AT&T to pay $11.3 billion for Teleport: seeks to expand into local US markets
Abstracts: Nissan's thrift: more of the same? Or a lot for less? Little big man: the Dodge Dakota 4x4 ... a light heavyweight with a knockout punch
Abstracts: Bells sidestep local-service regulations. Telecom concerns love rivalry fostered by new law, unless it's in their market
Abstracts: Insurers' cost cutting yields little improvement. Undervaluation poses unanticipated threats. Gaining a foothold
Abstracts: Team concept successful if managed carefully. Industry must shatter merger management myths. To increase productivity rebuild in-house counsel
Abstracts: Nonstandard risks drive growth in auto market. Auto profits weather intense competition. Hitting the open road
Abstracts: A brewing crisis: no new producers. To survive, small agencies should upgrade their skills now. Agency leadership takes different forms
Abstracts: A growing headache: covering other insureds. Banks offer their own opportunities; banks want to make money in insurance, not supplant agents, some find
Abstracts: CEOs express skepticism about selling on the Internet. Establish e-mail policy to avoid legal pitfalls. Data warehousing creates one stop shopping source
Abstracts: Targeting work culture leads to winning teams. Underwriters go high-tech. Pen computers help get property values right
Abstracts: Fast fore-word
Abstracts: McIntosh MCD7009 CD player. Sony CDP-XA7ES CD player. Meridian 508.24 CD player
Abstracts: Mission 735 speaker. Acoustic Research 312 HO speaker. BIC America Venturi V-604 speaker
Abstracts: Pass Laboratories Aleph-P preamp. Sonic Frontiers Line 3 preamp. Marantz SM-5 amp and SC-5 preamp
Abstracts: Listening by the yard: 7 outdoor speakers. Soundwave VR-3.5 speaker. Martin-Logan SL3 speaker
Abstracts: Machinery industry. part 10
Abstracts: Machinery industry. Machine tool industry
Abstracts: Steel (integrated) industry. part 11
Abstracts: Securities brokerage industry. part 8
Abstracts: Gather round: the 15th Party Congress will be President Jiang's first political challenge since Deng Xiaoping's death. Consolidation of power will be the key issue
Abstracts: No thorns. Guns and money: illicit arms trade puts China on the defensive. After the fact: Pentagon to probe hi-tech transfer to China
Abstracts: Back in the saddle: Umno youth chief retakes position. Talking business: chief minister shakes up Kedah state
Abstracts: Hollow victory: opposition boycott mars election's credibility. Ballot boycott: opposition won't take part in elections
Abstracts: Pox on politicians: Rao is lightning rod for public outrage against graft. Who's clean now? Corruption scandal taints entire political establishment
Abstracts: Fact or Friction. The sun also rises. Growth at last
Abstracts: Who is John Zeglis and why is a lawyer on AT&T's short list? AT&T's cuts are just the first shot in telecom wars; industry is facing heavy layoffs, stiff competition and huge spending
Abstracts: Band practice. Be your own personal trainer. The ultimate exercises
Abstracts: Choose or lose. 30 chores to ignore. You can do better!
Abstracts: Friends of the earth? Channel 5 lays down the law. West indies on the pitch
Abstracts: Strong & sleek: build powerful biceps without too much bulk. part 2 Pump you up
Abstracts: The drug squad. Opportunity knocks in the community. Further afield
Abstracts: Ex-hospital CEOs. Measuring the results of faith. Safety in numbers
Abstracts: The Bonnethead (Sphyrna tiburo). The spotted wobbegong (Orectolobus maculatus). The Galapagos Shark
Abstracts: At play in the realm of the Wave Dancer: exploring the secrets of a promised land of mystical Belizean diving
Abstracts: A really bad week - and the future may hold more of the same. Netscape and Hewlett-Packard seek corporate network business
Abstracts: Scanners: Omnipage Pro is closer but not perfect. Jim Carrey oozes across screens. Atomic bomb history on CD-ROM
Abstracts: Several big deals near for Sun's Java language. In AT&T-TCI deal, cost and logistical problems. 2 large phone companies seek higher digital rates; critics see damage to a fast Internet link
Abstracts: Tech Stocks fall after gloomy reports; share are hammered hard as Cabletron, Seagate add to investor worries. PCs sold briskly despite signs of a slowdown
Abstracts: Intel's profit soars, lifting hopes for PCs. Strong profit at Intel is likely to be exception; street braces for letdown in quarterly earnings by other chip makers
Abstracts: Cuts raise questions over future of fusion. Fusion project 'should wait for US results.' Now Europe's physicists seek shift in strategy for fusion research
Abstracts: Spontaneous stratification in granular mixtures. Self-similarity of complex networks. Modelling urban growth patterns
Abstracts: A beaked bird from the Jurassic of China. Theropod-bird link reconsidered. A diapsid skull in a new species of the primitive bird Confuciusornis
Abstracts: Defective activation and survival of T cells lacking the Ets-1 transcription factor. Increased T-cell apoptosis and terminal B-cell differentiation induced by inactivation of the Ets-1 proto-oncogene
Abstracts: Asymmetric segregation of the homeodomain protein Prospero during Drosophila development. Making one cell from two
Abstracts: The proto-oncogene bcl-2 can selectively rescue neurotrophic factor-dependent neurons from apoptosis. NGF receptor expression in sensory neurons develops normally in embryos lacking NGF
Abstracts: Canadian energy industry. part 10
Abstracts: Natural gas (distribution). part 8
Abstracts: Chemical (specialty). part 8
Abstracts: W & K: the work's the thing. Advertising legend George Lois. Weber, Hodel, Schmid,: reduce to the max
Abstracts: Siemens refocusing R&D on products. Alcatel refocuses R&D on telecom software/service. Leading telecom firms refocusing their R&D
Abstracts: Using the IRI/CIMS R&D database. Meet your competition: results from the 1994 IRI/CIMS annual R&D survey. Using the IRI/CIMS R&D Database
Abstracts: Demand curves, deprivation and welfare: a reply to Dawkins. Multiple patterns of parental care. Parental effort and paternity
Abstracts: Ab crunch. Neck extension. Pull-up
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