Abstracts: Sexual transmission of human T-lymphotropic virus type I (HTLV-I). A study of HTLV-I and its associated risk factors in Trinidad and Tobago
Abstracts: Wild & woolly San Miguel: the westernmost Channel island. San Clemente Island: Channel Islands nursery. Catalina Island: the ideal weekend getaway
Abstracts: A question of balance. The short way across. Back to basics
Abstracts: Netscape to expand Internet service, boosting its rivalry with other firms. part 2 Disney is discussing purchase of a stake in internet portal player Infoseek Corp
Abstracts: Don't touch that dial. Cleaning Up the Deal. A higher calling
Abstracts: Managing channel conflict. Considering distribution alternatives
Abstracts: Worlds apart. Monopoly of virtue. Playing with ire
Abstracts: Big isn't beautiful. The Asia factor. Squeeze play
Abstracts: Snorkeling with Hawaii's friendly turtles. The scenic splendor of a drift snorkel. Snorkeling with Senor Big: the ultimate experience
Abstracts: Sapphire seas & vibrant coral kingdom. Colorful creatures invite you to the reefs of Bonaire. Surprising Curacao
Abstracts: Sharks, sharks & more sharks! Walker's Cay. Diving you can sink your teeth into. Dolphin fun and more next door
Abstracts: Touring the Florida Keys with mask, fins and snorkel. Diving the Florida Keys. Keepers of the fun
Abstracts: Contractors to lobby on Euro links. Tarmac unveils demerger plans. Bundling: jobs for the big boys?
Abstracts: Yorkshire grit. Positive thinking. Meet the most successful man in construction
Abstracts: Why the bad news from ITN should worry everyone. Bong! Here begins - Bong! a brave new era. The Kurds fight back on guerrilla TV
Abstracts: The glossy world of contract publishing. Fall of the house of Wagadon. The media career that means business
Abstracts: Oxford's poets fall foul of the bottom line. Reed this and weep. Reed calls off 18bn pounds sterling link-up with Wolters
Abstracts: Britain needs scientists with the creative touch. Oxford has its eye on the heavens. Get Wise to engineering
Abstracts: Suit yourself in retail, buying, selling and style. How to get a cushy job in furnishing. Lords of the aisles
Abstracts: Executives praise crisis for clues to long-term success: midsize companies look beyond survival by discussing how to generate positive cash flow
Abstracts: New minis rescue car makers. Toyota profit goal damped: Asian turmoil is expected to hurt earnings. Foreign auto sales fall
Abstracts: South Korea seeks recovery, but don't bank on it yet. Questioning scope of reform: tough moves may save Korea from Japan's fate
Abstracts: New chairman maps out plans for San Miguel. Doosan plan poses challenges: Interbrew venture is a facet of restructuring
Abstracts: New bankruptcy law forces enterprises to reconfigure. Thailand's labor law sparks concersn of costly business
Abstracts: Beijing moves to dodge the turmoil rocking the region. Beijing cleans up markets; rules include ban on share trading by banks
Abstracts: Right medicine would help: despite fund overflow, investors may return. Japan is getting a big dose of the Asian economic crisis
Abstracts: Economists keep trimming their Asian growth forecasts: exports have been disappointing and problems in the financial sector are worse than expected
Abstracts: Brazil's woes could slow down a recovery in the East. Region mulls scope of rebound from economic turmoil; businesses face growing pains, as spending power is subject to nations' overall economy
Abstracts: Congress turns to legendary Gandhi name for direction. Ban on Bandh strikes at heart of Gandhi's program; state ruling on political protest touches nerve in ambitious economy and boisterous democracy
Abstracts: Noodle-maker shines as investment staple. Strikes at Hyundai Motor threaten recovery of economy: growing labor woes scare off investors; confrontation may determine fate of reform efforts
Abstracts: Seeking underpriced assets: Hong Kong has several candidates for delisting. Bucking the Thai trend: Goldman Sach's Dusit Thani stake states confidence
Abstracts: Deal expected for cellular phone carrier: 360 Communications seen getting Alltel bid. Alltel to buy big carrier of cellular calls
Abstracts: CarPoint's easy navigation beats Auto-By-Tel. Looking for a portal? Yahoo, Lycos in tie as users weigh options
Abstracts: Losing the plot. What's in a name? Virgin. Behind Branson
Abstracts: Alltel confirms plan to buy 360 in stock deal. Recess called in strike talks with U S West. U S West, union set pact, ending strike
Abstracts: Tire & rubber industry. Tire and rubber industry. part 3
Abstracts: "A clearly erroneous standard of review." (appellate review of patent claims) Investive versus divestive actual reductions to practice
Abstracts: Space merchants. On manoeuvres. They came from beyond
Abstracts: Barrage of development. Survival strategies. Singles going steady
Abstracts: Upbeat over downtown. Willing landowners. Backstage build-up
Abstracts: Putting a virtual doggy in your window. In fantasy game, real cash for virtual cards. Puzzling over the allure of virtual Barbie
Abstracts: Despite privacy concerns, free PC's attract many consumers and schools. For fanatics, sports Webcasts
Abstracts: Bumps in the road with Netcasts. Interview with the spammer. Hunting the elusive spammer
Abstracts: The long-term charms of equities. Value investors wait for their day. Why there is value in value
Abstracts: Plans for the future. The land that time forgot. Same story, different results
Abstracts: Jupiter Income unit trust. Commercial Union PPT Monthly Income Plus. Witan Investment Company
Abstracts: Drip-feed discipline. Staged performance. Getting its AITC together
Abstracts: New house, new ceiling. Plan details. Clash of the titans
Abstracts: Environmental criteria are no bar to profits. Pep fund performance. Small but lucratively formed?
Abstracts: Getting its AITC together. Long-term winners. Safety catches
Abstracts: Forget toys, pick a fund this Christmas. The cost of the learning curve. Quids in for kids
Abstracts: Through the keyhole. Property investment in the capital of cool. Building bricks
Abstracts: GM sees costs as high as $500 million to debug year 2000 computer glitches. On the block; DaimlerChrysler seems to see a good deal in mess that is Nissan; Japan's ailing auto maker needs cash, and more, after major U.S. flops; slogan on the speed bumps
Abstracts: Opening lines; China's grudging nod toward deregulation has prompted a flurry of joint ventures between foreign and local firms
Abstracts: Tax reform "adventure" will be the real test. Superstition aside, the writing's on the wall. Howard makes up for lost votes
Abstracts: Second coming. And then there were three. Damage control
Abstracts: Magical memories: Megawati is more than a name from the past. Now, the two man show
Abstracts: Moms in revolt. Sifting through the ashes of leadership. A kid crusade
Abstracts: Effect of race on insurance coverage and health service use for HIV-infected gay men. Managed care for AIDS patients: Is bigger better?
Abstracts: What we look for in software upgrades. A visit with Quark's new chief operating officer. Why I'm switching to Pagemaker
Abstracts: Low-dose aspirin for preeclampsia - the unresolved question. Low-dose aspirin to prevent preeclampsia in women at high risk
Abstracts: United they fell: In New Jersey, 250 MDs are appealing a labor board decision on their union plans. Physician responses to a managed environment: a perceptual paradox
Abstracts: An emergent merger; the combination of two Boston ERs may set a record for speed. Burning issues
Abstracts: The late show: afraid of the dark? Cruise without fear. Tow that line. Ground action: hit and run? Don't do it
Abstracts: The high one. First-rate first mate. Kia pet
Abstracts: Foreign policy. Going one better. Straight up
Abstracts: Social climber. Stunt double. Air apparent
Abstracts: Power grab. Basic science. Triple time
Abstracts: Whistling dixie. Sporting chance. War bird
Abstracts: Northern lights. Up and at'em. Razor talons
Abstracts: Viking 52. Do the time: experience - more than any license - makes a good captain. Viking 43 express
Abstracts: Microsoft goes to court; for opening of antitrust trial, U.S. plans an expanded case. Microsoft expects to beat earnings targets; software giant loses a legal skirmish with Sun Microsystems
Abstracts: U S West Communications may be vulnerable to rivals; phone firm's onetime expansionist image could be a thing of the past
Abstracts: Invest with success: where are the future investment opportunities in the US lodging industry? Equity returns and refinancing
Abstracts: Justices tackle sex harassment; four cases offer chances to rewrite this area of law. Sex harassment redefined; in several rulings, high court ends confusion over employer liability
Abstracts: Brit secret in Milbank coup: going native; U.S.-style headhunting is the key - no really money. Orrick still eyes N.Y. litigators; San Fran. firm's chairman says failed merger talks haven't cooled interest in Donovan Leisure laterals
Abstracts: Watching videos is work at her agency. Lawyers are higher profile on his watch. No handyman, but he nailed his job
Abstracts: Objections to an objectivist approach to integrity. Rebuttal to a subjectivist critique of an objectivist approach to integrity in organizations
Abstracts: The Mac is back, with an Apple laptop to suit various needs. Good-quality laptops are starting to get a little less expensive
Abstracts: At Jabiluka, never so few .... Explorers hit by budget cuts. After Prescott, a quick-fire salvage effort
Abstracts: Tax reform: life in Costello's brave new world. Tax reform: nor for the hard sell. Reform complexity shows up on payroll
Abstracts: A losing bid leads to winning ways. Gresham shows how to land the big ones. The Boston Rocket delivers a few home truths
Abstracts: Finance stocks lift their market profile. ANZ trips up on prestige funds venture. Property and debt markets grow closer as bank finance dwindles
Abstracts: Negative gearing still a sound strategy if all else is right. Changes in the tax regime could turn your investment strategy upside down
Abstracts: Guess who was there first; builders of the Internet are bemused by kids who think they own it. Can the Internet cure the common cold? No, but the vast amount of on-line medical data is changing the relationship between doctor and patient
Abstracts: Adding up the pluses and minuses of buying or leasing a PC. G3: Blue and white and different all over, except the name
Abstracts: Spinoff games that outshine a film parent. A familiar terror clothed in new software. Nightmare, delusion and psychosis, for fun
Abstracts: Teaching parents how to protect children on line. Virtual-classes trend alarms professors. On line, universities link to alumni and their wallets
Abstracts: House hunting with cursor and click; Web services give buyers more control, changing the rules of the real estate game
Abstracts: Linux pioneers find the differences are subtle. Adding software can add trouble. Finding hidden senders in all that e-mail gobbledygook
Abstracts: Multi-faceted tool for litigators. CaseMap: replace your legal pad. Now hear this
Abstracts: Zenith pair to quit over restructure. UKTV must find fresh financing. Cartoon wars
Abstracts: MTV enters radio with Unique deal. New editor Thomas aims to 'freshen up' Kilroy show. The price isn't right
Abstracts: Media shops start to feel the squeeze. The big golden book continues to explore beyond the printed page. Media buyers feel the squeeze in the new, deregulated order
Abstracts: Jodee Rich returns, older and wiser. Balancing act needed on local phone calls. In a new switch, the calls are all through someone else's system
Abstracts: Meet Mr. Crash-through, the tax help-mate with all the answers. Future looks bright, with team spirit and flexible work arrangements
Abstracts: Money and labour power: Marx after Hegel, or Smith plus Sraffa? Mysticism, method and money in the Marx-Hegel dialectic
Abstracts: What Bob and Chris did next. Man behind Egan report speaks out. Wolfe chief disputes reason for failure
Abstracts: In dealing with China, mistrust is the better part of diplomacy. Taking credit for failure in China
Abstracts: Selling to the Bridget Jones generation. It's curtains for the commercial catchphrase. So whose idea was it anyway?
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