Abstracts: Anatomy of a selfish genius. Altruistic equations that killed a good man. Trying to read between the software lines
Abstracts: Safety-first leadership condemned by Gould. Heseltine likely to come out for Clarke. Cometh the election, cometh the smear
Abstracts: The fourth estate: not guilty. Swimming with lead weights on our boots. The clock counts down to China's economic dawn
Abstracts: Banging the British Coal drum. Brown hangs on as British Gas purges old guard. BT kept waiting on lines to Europe's free market
Abstracts: Saved from the nation. Dear Vivien, Yours Desperately. Left to his own devices
Abstracts: ASB reforms run into mounting opposition. Return to surplus not expected for at least five years. The bank that wants to be just like Coca-Cola
Abstracts: Families blame coal dust for asthma among their children. 2,200 species of plants, insects, mammals and birds are looking for someone to save their home
Abstracts: Faith healing without the religion. When office pranks ruin your life. The habit broken, but not the home
Abstracts: A monumental spot of local trouble. Don't shoo the piano tuner, he's only gone to Cuba. On the Prince's mind is only beauty
Abstracts: Upstairs, downstairs. Lions, witches and hitches. Rhyme and Reason
Abstracts: Secret passions of a republican mole. An awfully big adventure. Rape and the feminist bigot
Abstracts: Fighting 'not competent' mentality. China's new gamblers discover it's easier to speculate than accumulate. Vietnam opens its door for business
Abstracts: When I wish I weren't a wife. The mistakes every mother makes. Is it ever too late to be hip?
Abstracts: Juice for jet jockeys. Jets! Scale picks and the BGX-1 (scale model airplanes) (Column)
Abstracts: O & Y wins reprieve. A bitter pill to swallow. How Brown was transfigured from swan to fall guy
Abstracts: In defence of what God only knows. Of Kurt Godel, his theorem and his tragedy. Hegel, don't bother me
Abstracts: When will the Great War end? Hellraiser who never met an adjective he liked. Saved by a knight in shining toga
Abstracts: The agony and ecstasy. All they want is a second chance. Businesslike show business
Abstracts: Steering Lotus Cars down a tricky course. How to drive a bargain the American way. Oscar watches the fast lane
Abstracts: Bauhaus? not in our house, thank you. From apes' house to opera house. Cedric Brown, fat cat in the dog house
Abstracts: Stewart the great competitor. Message from Oz: over and out. Lewis prepared for pivotal role
Abstracts: Why the nation is boldly going nowhere. Taming Dr Strangelove. Cold enough for quantum tennis
Abstracts: The watching brief. Half Roman orgy, half sacred rite. Capital collection
Abstracts: Father to a rising nation. Keys to unlock the South African economic shackles. Cosmo woman ensures SA is safe for 'Sex.' (legal appeal against a ban on Madonna photographs in Cosmopolitan magazine in Pretoria, South Africa)
Abstracts: Clarke steps into the war zone. Growth prediction halved. Green policies urged to help world's poor
Abstracts: A knock on the door began quest for truth. Delicate balance amid gloom of recession. Deaths showed risk of undercover work in Iraq
Abstracts: MacGregor urged to put commuters first. Antartic adventurers battle for pole position in race for glory of completing 'earth's last great land journey.' (Roger Mear and Borge Ousland compete to cross Antarctica unsupported)
Abstracts: Portrait of the artist (a work in progress). The Coal Board chairman who got away. The six-million-dollar man can't be beat
Abstracts: Bleeding, followed by mental torture. How dentists gave me all I wanted for Christmas. A campaign to save the foreskin
Abstracts: Dull, mediocre, bad - and well worth the price of a ticket. Sudden shafts of reality. A king's ransom
Abstracts: Breathing new life into old offices. Sunshine, spice and a flavour of history. 'Suits' make a bid for stardom
Abstracts: Democracy shivers on the frozen steppes. So many women, so little time. Bangkok's long night of mayhem
Abstracts: Generals who think they are the ultimate arbiters. 'We saw what they did here. And now we'll tell.'. Korea enjoys its labour's fruits
Abstracts: GPs play safe on prescriptions. With a little help from their friends. Slow down! That extra five minutes could save a child
Abstracts: Radio 3 faces varied attack on sticky wicket. The sounds of things to come. Cheap seats, rich people's arts
Abstracts: A dramatic ending for Thames Television. 'Dangerous' watchdog that rarely bites. Hired to make drama out of a crisis
Abstracts: Falling in love, again. Freedom from happy endings. Distant voices, full lives
Abstracts: A 'skunk' that smells sweet. 2003: a space odyssey. The fall of forensic science
Abstracts: Opting out, comprehensively. A quest for maximum impact. Changes to art teaching provoke angry criticism; Pupils Mix Passion with Practical Approach
Abstracts: The name in the frame. Are homosexuals gay? As pathetic as any TV dinner
Abstracts: If the prize is right. Adulation guaranteed - 'Or-right?' (Mick Jagger) (Interview) It's all right - he's on the label
Abstracts: Heath attacks Major over wider EC. Major resists call for independent review. Major 'makes no apology' for keeping British options open on single currency
Abstracts: Science resumes its place at the Cabinet table. Science is for everyone, whatever they try to tell you. Science confronts the beast within
Abstracts: A man of many parts. Looking for financial inspiration. The man who loved the world
Abstracts: Green about the gills. Affairs of the art. The figures in the carpet
Abstracts: This might hurt a little bit. All feel a little safer now? Grand facades and little boxes, beloved of a million Pooters
Abstracts: Tell Sid: they still listen to Joe on Wall Street. City joins hunt for new watchdog. Bringing science into the City
Abstracts: A lawyer in the house. Room at the top for the in-house lawyer. Heading east, for pastures new
Abstracts: Judge warned jury against sympathy in shooting trial. Trial may advance demands for legal euthanasia. Tugs rescue beached ferry
Abstracts: EC farm deal 'will boost GATT negotiations.' France seeks reasons for ex-PM's suicide. Swords drawn over a soldier
Abstracts: Simple recipe of dinner ladies with a difference. The whole truth about legal fees. Stores let muggers play their cards
Abstracts: Movers and shakers in salt talk. A step in the right directive. Do you take herbs in your tea?
Abstracts: My son's out planting tourists. Welcome to our home. Into the year 2000 with a bang
Abstracts: Bikes overtake cars in sales but not in safety. Recovery measured in small bytes. Teleworkers are home and dry
Abstracts: Add a new dimension to your Fowler flaps. Those fowler flaps. Build Fowler flaps
Abstracts: Private wars of loving couples. How not to fight when money's tight. Is divorce contagious?
Abstracts: Group asks NIH to stop growth hormone trials. NIH laboratory admits to fabricated embryo research, retracts paper
Abstracts: Whittle, Philips plan interactive M.D. TV. Newsweek version on multimedia CD to start in January. Edison Bros. plans a new enterprise in virtual reality; retailer gets rights to set up mall-based game rooms with a 'Star Trek' theme
Abstracts: US Army to use peer review in breast cancer programme. Bush spins tall tale of technology transfer. Debate over animals is given a personal touch
Abstracts: When parents and kids don't click. The guilty secret moms won't admit. The secrets a woman should never tell
Abstracts: Ten best cars. Extraordinary activity by the automakers. It's P.T. Barnum auction time
Abstracts: Laser loses a legal test; finally, in one courtroom, the defense asked tough questions, and the laser-gun folks had the wrong answers
Abstracts: Test your first-aid I.Q. 22 solutions to age-old problems. How to write a sizzling best-seller (why Judith Krantz won't tell you)
Abstracts: Computers are our co-pilots. Stratus Super Tourer: a stock car actually designed and built by stock engineers
Abstracts: Antonio Banderas: a star in born. 50 simple ideas for summer fun. New dangers from the sun
Abstracts: Thanksgiving classics. An old-fashioned Easter dinner. 4th of July classics
Abstracts: 1998 Mercedes-Benz M-class. Is the AAA on our side again? Inside Shelby's latest Cobra pit
Abstracts: Am General Hummer. Fiery Swedish meatballs. BMW's in-dash navigation system
Abstracts: Conflict on the Montanabahn. Roads of the Southeast. Zatto and the heavy dresser
Abstracts: Bedtime for Gonzos. Up in Michigan. Dodge Ramcharger Canyon Sport
Abstracts: Perfecting Mother Nature. Is HRT for me? When life throws you a curve
Abstracts: 7-day menu plan. Better bites. WWM 7-day menu plan
Abstracts: Your personal eating style. Slimming the celebration. When life throws you a curve
Abstracts: Regulating at a snail's pace. $2 trillion and counting. RBC technical overview
Abstracts: Survey shows actuaries taking on new roles. Whole life dividend survey. Flexible-premium annuity policy survey
Abstracts: Reactions of ozone and hydroxyl radicals with serine. An agenda for change. Will economics reverse progress?
Abstracts: Defining sustainable agriculture for the tropics. Fuel cells come of age. Rethinking protected lands in developing countries
Abstracts: The politics of the environment. Books as bellwethers: the Gore manifesto. Ossification at EPA
Abstracts: Source functions for pools of solvent. Modeling contaminant plumes from fingers and pools of solvent. Clean quartz
Abstracts: Soil-borne mobile colloids as influenced by water flow and organic carbon. Identification and quantification of the "Al13" tridecameric polycation using ferron
Abstracts: Long-term ozone consumption by aquatic fulvic acids acting as precursors of radical chain reactions. Synchronous fluorescence spectra of metal-fulvic acid complexes
Abstracts: On the other hands. A word about processors. Cable fable
Abstracts: Compression impression. Face the music. Into a changer of discs, load the 100
Abstracts: Whither (and when) DVD? Photo opportunity. A man of honors
Abstracts: Training wheels. At home with Hef. Day of thunder
Abstracts: Looking inside quantum dots. Observation of 'scarred' wavefunctions in a quantum well with chaotic electron dynamics
Abstracts: Wandering on a leash. The Earth's secret companion. Seasoned travellers
Abstracts: Learning disabilities and employment: a comprehensive overview and proposal for uniformity. AIDS and employment: judicial and arbitral responses
Abstracts: Securing a durable mediation agreement to settle complex employment disputes. Arbitrability, preemption, and preclusion: developing issues in age discrimination claims
Abstracts: So what is a lawyer, anyway? The fight over non-lawyers and legal services comes to a head. After the deluge; Chicago's once-ridiculed law department gets high marks and high visibility following the disastrous flood
Abstracts: Tort case as gag device. Condom makers battle in court; fear of trade secret leak. Policies covering advertising injuries may prove to be of limited benefit
Abstracts: Killing race horses is a common insurance fraud. Now, insurers' lawyers fight back. A private system has emerged that will see cases drawn into an unseen world
Abstracts: New rule in need of trial run. Don't split Circuit without a study. Alter U.S. civil law carefully
Abstracts: Drug makers, biotech weigh patent suits; judge's ruling gives green light to sue universities. Gray market goods barred by judge
Abstracts: Employers increasingly rely on the 'same-actor inference' as a defense in some bias lawsuits in which the hirer and firer are the same person
Abstracts: The return of the nativists: inspired by California's Prop. 187, activists seek to tap anti-alien fervor. TV stars, managers tussle; cases reignite criticism of agent laws in New York, California
Abstracts: NALP head leaves her post, replacement is new to the field. Students still having trouble getting jobs, paying off loans
Abstracts: Roots, rock, reggae, lawsuits. Anatomy of a prosecutor death plot. A parent's nightmare, a puzzle
Abstracts: Old laws shape kidnap case; spousal immunity at issue. And now, the power of tape; videos are being used to argue the case and not just demonstrate the 'facts.'
Abstracts: Convict fights kin who vie for his millions; convicted of conspiring to kill his ex-wife, prisoner seeks to keep his fortune for an appeal
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