Abstracts: Leading Swede. The Winter games. Mentorn stake goes on the market
Abstracts: Natural born filmmakers. When big is not necessarily best. BBC awaits Bland to open policy talks
Abstracts: Feeling the squeeze. Home truths. Homing in on hints of recovery
Abstracts: Plain sailing. Pounding the tourist beat. Take heart
Abstracts: No room in the town. Wanted: occupiers. Growing up and growing outwards
Abstracts: Farewell doldrums. Looking for a silver lining. Raising awareness canalside
Abstracts: Maintaining the momentum. Moving out from the Shadows. Home territory but overseas style
Abstracts: Breaking the mould. Changing its colours. Retailing in a leisurely style
Abstracts: Not so soil destroying. You can clean up. Stoking up the gravy train
Abstracts: Taking the brakes off sales. Brakes off. Bigger is better: with growth in car sales set ot gear down, and buyers' expectations rising, the big dealers plan to upgrade their distribution machines
Abstracts: Productivity shift. Manufacturing sparks better performance. Manufacturing - a special case?
Abstracts: Fast fore-word. part 3
Abstracts: Lexicon DC-1/THX A/V preamp/processor. Technics SE-A1000 amp and SU-C1000 preamp. Harmon Kardon Citation 7.0 a/v preamp/processor
Abstracts: Threshold T800D Amplifier. Spectron 1KW switching amp. Hafler Trans-Nova 9505 amplifier
Abstracts: Yamaha RX-V2090 A/V receiver and DDP-1 AC-3 decoder. Yamaha RX-V2092 A/V receiver. Technics SA-TX50 Home THX receiver
Abstracts: The specialist: Rybovich 45: takes the hard line. Gold coast: Tiara 41: life is good. Mission statement; Pursuit 2870: a cause set in motion (fishboat)(Evaluation)
Abstracts: Power politics. Art & science: Viking 45: all this and brains, too. Free society: Sea Ray 42: do what you wanna do
Abstracts: Euro USA: Carver 35: calling all nations. Civic center: Doral 24: welcome to the neighborhood. Easy living: Chris-Craft 25: welcome to the no-stress zone
Abstracts: Hell froze over. Major attraction. Movin' on up
Abstracts: The road to Atlanta
Abstracts: The flame: coming to a city near you. The road to Atlanta. Behind the Olympic scenes
Abstracts: On the waterfront. From garage to guesthouse. Country getaway
Abstracts: A warm welcome. A new state of mind. On the waterfront
Abstracts: Cozy and comfortable. Garden grove. In style in town
Abstracts: Tidewater tradition. Past perfect. From garage to guesthouse
Abstracts: Sexual segregation in mountain sheep: resources or predation? Herbivore optimization by North American Elk: Consequences for theory and management
Abstracts: Survival of radiomarked canvasback ducklings in northwestern Minnesota. Implanting intra-abdominal radiotransmitters with external whip antennas in ducks
Abstracts: Farms will become killing fields. 'Kill our cows and save farming.' (UK farmers accept need for large-scale incineration of cattle)
Abstracts: Bankers control the move to EMU. Why Britain should give Stability Pact muscle. Living with the euro: the user's guide to 1999
Abstracts: Crash! Chief executive at NatWest Markets ousted. A philosopher in the home of the brash
Abstracts: Parents confused, Brussels baffled. Britain defeated again in battle to end beef ban. 'Kill our cows and save farming.' (UK farmers accept need for large-scale incineration of cattle)
Abstracts: BSE and the prion wars. Beefgate. The killer protein
Abstracts: Beware of fibs in Euro-sceptic clothing. Europe: how the East was lost. BSE: big chance for Brussels
Abstracts: Universities must learn to listen. You can afford to pay us more. Students, will you pay as you learn?
Abstracts: Russia's Lone Ranger. Lebed plots to conquer the Kremlin. Old bruiser set to give Yeltsin a bloody nose
Abstracts: To change image, take a green line. A question of private railways. Rail privatisation set to put 20,000 jobs on the line
Abstracts: Boys will be boys. Coogan's straight run: from bonks to bungs. Nothing to it, old boy
Abstracts: Investments. Simplicity and low costs are key to success
Abstracts: Telecom talks at trade body are postponed as U.S. balks. A phone fee quirk benefits new providers; F.C.C. may intercede as Bells pay dearly
Abstracts: Less cash, large losses: Apple's dwindling dollars. Saudi prince sees promise in Apple stake; avoids taking sides on a bid by Ellison
Abstracts: EEO rulemaking. Broadcast station tower rulemaking
Abstracts: Managed health care: the fix is not in. Tobacco politics. Tepid Pete
Abstracts: Gold rush. DiFi's future. An insignificant primary
Abstracts: Pb-Sr-Nd isotopic compositions and trace element geochemistry of megacrysts and melilitites from the Tertiary Urach volcanic field: source composition of small volume melts under SW Germany
Abstracts: The CIA's bungle in Baghdad. Sanctions reduce Baghdad to ruins. Clinton backed Baghdad bombers
Abstracts: All bull and bravado. 'Britain is slowly changing hands.' (Conservative party has very little chance of winning the next general election)
Abstracts: Security basics: simple measures encourage burglars to prowl elsewhere. Shared side-yard fences: when neighbors work together, the results benefit
Abstracts: Liability of an insurer when settlement or claims-handling practices adversely affect financial interests of the insured
Abstracts: Marathoning simplified. Personal training. Long may you run
Abstracts: A star-spangled day. Somers' time. The world's fastest mom
Abstracts: The full-throttle waddle. Runner's block. Number one
Abstracts: Take our daughters to work. Daughters 2000. Let's take our daughters to work
Abstracts: Solutions. Engineering a better company
Abstracts: Bridging the Mac-Windows gap. Why Java may sound like magic. Gates describes the road ahead as noisy
Abstracts: Your new 1997 PC, or maybe not. For $999, an I.B.M. machine offers many features and room to grow. The new MSN as prehistoric TV
Abstracts: Crunch ahead for space science. Origins researchers win Gore's ear, not pocketbook. NASA scales back science on station
Abstracts: Chip sales indicator falls to 5-year low; a semiconductor selloff is expected. part 2 National Semiconductor posts loss for 4th quarter; but operating earnings exceed estimates
Abstracts: I.B.M. and Apple reported near licensing agreement; deal unlikely to include Macintosh clones. part 2 Apple decides cloning isn't its route back to profitability
Abstracts: Motorola's profit exceeds expectations despite a 15% decline in first quarter. Motorola posts first-quarter net of $384 million, above estimates
Abstracts: Noteworthy numbers and stat oddities. part 8
Abstracts: Paris. Your private Paris. Europe special: 50 best bets
Abstracts: National Semiconductor says results won't meet forecasts. Citing low chip prices, Intel earns less than forecast
Abstracts: The great mystery of Internet profits. Compuserve says it expects to post a loss for the quarter; company shares fall nearly 20% on news
Abstracts: Method patent fails; court: surgeon doesn't have to pay royalties. part 2 Industry first: drugmaker buys health care provider
Abstracts: Boost for antitrust relief: Marshfield case pushes feds to reconcile guidelines, ruling. part 2 Antitrust worries mounting for Marshfield Clinic
Abstracts: Alabama ERISA decision a setback for state reform. Insurance reform moves to the states. Insurance reform rules unveiled; lawmakers seek more MSAs
Abstracts: FDA reform efforts attempt to balance speed, safety. Congress urged to keep FDA strong; AMA will monitor reform
Abstracts: Beyond tort reform. Hospice, tort reform among topics for state, specialty groups. Antitrust reform: give physician-run networks a realistic shot at competing with health plans owned by insurers
Abstracts: Motorola's Scanlon quits for start-up; move could disrupt restructuring plans. Motorola's prospects are linked to new technologies; electronics giant has large, risky bets riding on unproven products
Abstracts: Olivetti, nearly free of its PC division, now must turn around core business. Stacked DEC; Digital's new attitude toward old enemies puts it back in game; CEO Palmer turns to pacts with Microsoft, Oracle to reseed firm's growth; shake 'n bake restructuring
Abstracts: Influence of burrow acoustics on sound reception by frogs Eupsophus (Leptodactylidae). Effects of enhanced lighting on the behaviour of nocturnal frogs
Abstracts: By-product mutualism, Tit-for-Tat reciprocity and cooperative predator inspection: a reply to Connor. Tit for Tat, by-product mutualism and predator inspection: a reply to Connor
Abstracts: Anecdotes, training, trapping and triangulating: do animals attribute mental states? Self-recognition in primates: further reflections create a hall of mirrors
Abstracts: 'This person is sick:' B.C. police fear a brutal killer could strike again. Fear and morning in the Bible belt
Abstracts: Dollars in Dixie. On the go for Gold. The Gainesville gold rush: Canada's powerful rowers stake their claim on Lake Lanier
Abstracts: Forty-six years of Sebring, fat cars and trucks, and new staffers. BMW 507: forty years old but still compulsively irresistible
Abstracts: A people's car: 25 horses, $6,000. Platform propagation. Lexus FLV
Abstracts: Metal fabricating industry. part 12
Abstracts: Bank (Midwest) industry. part 9
Abstracts: Medical services industry. part 10
Abstracts: Healthcare info. systems. part 5
Abstracts: Federal role attacked by habeas reform bid. Prisoners' rights lawyers plan attack on new law. Habeas proposal stresses only appeals counsel
Abstracts: D.C. firms are branching out; more outsiders in their territory force D.C. law firms to counterattack. L.L.C. and L.L.P. formats can benefit law firms; by operating as limited liability corporations and partnerships, firms can avoid dual taxation
Abstracts: A slippery slope for science; despite its upbeat rhetoric about 1997, White House budget projections through 2000 paint a grim picture for science and technology
Abstracts: A catalog of song syllables of Indigo and Lazuli Buntings. Singing behavior, mating associations and reproductive success in a population of hybridizing Lazuli and Indigo buntings
Abstracts: Social dominance and energy reserves in wintering woodland birds. Vigilance in the tufted titmouse varies independently with air temperature and conspecific group size
Abstracts: Sunny side up. That T-word again. Time for soft talk: for Beijing, after face-off comes face saving
Abstracts: Provincial prodigals: some migrant workers return home as entrepreneurs. Irresistible force: migrant workers are part of a solution, not a problem
Abstracts: A friend indeed: under U.S. pressure, Iran woos its neighbours. Eastward ho! Bhutto seeks Southeast Asian trade in investment
Abstracts: The Indian high road; Rao stresses talks on Kashmir and more trade. 'Hawks on both sides.' (Benazir Bhutto)(Interview)
Abstracts: Jiang's big bet. Forward or back?: party congress could clarify Jiang Zemin's direction. Man in the middle: President Jiang Zemin's handling of the Taiwan crisis could determine China's direction - and his own political fate. But the army's power limits his room for manoeuvre
Abstracts: Bargaining for position. Wishful thinking. Change of face
Abstracts: Rhetoric trap: Clinton candid on China human-rights failure. Bargaining counter: U.S. offers China a nuclear carrot
Abstracts: Back in business. Move over Mao; hardline communist faction prepares to woo unions. Commissar of the faith: for MILF chief, autonomy isn't enough
Abstracts: Mutiny of the miners. Another cave-in. What's yours is mine: Irianese riots signal tough times for prospectors
Abstracts: Who wants to rule the world? Has C4 lost its way? Pitching for Pearson: Peter Wagg is Pearson's man Stateside, charged with making a mark in the most lucrative TV market in the world
Abstracts: The cut and thrust of conversion. Staying mutual: what is it worth to you? Too little too late
Abstracts: Lucas left in the lurch. Lucas merger: BBA says no to bid. Bid at your own risk, Varity warns Lucas rivals
Abstracts: The slow-motion investor who's growing fast. Mr Hedge seeks an edge. Bullish on the Baltic
Abstracts: Property moves out of the doldrums. The price of packaging. UK property: opening up
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