Abstracts: Rebel ghosts. Old enough to die. It happened on Sunset
Abstracts: Ronnie and Nancy. Anything went. The art of the deal
Abstracts: Match color measuring tools to your needs. Measuring special-effect colors. Color testing moves from lab to line
Abstracts: How to cruise on $86.57 a day. The frugal cruiser. Take a break: don't miss out on these tax deductions
Abstracts: Will Uncle Sam kill your loran? Flashpoint. The Cuba connection
Abstracts: Hunter's luck. Kodiak October. Cousin of fish
Abstracts: Clutter. Water ways: life is different at sea. Horns and paddles
Abstracts: Goodnews travels: a float trip is a movable feast of landscape, fish and perspective. The long run
Abstracts: Poor man's pie. Dining in Petersburg. Seashore sampler
Abstracts: Partnerships for community development and housing. Relocated homes provide affordable housing. An H/CD legislative review
Abstracts: Improving your agency's image. PR strategies: a sound investment. The front porch strategy: acheiving neighborhood consensus
Abstracts: Second time, yes: the CIA. Tony Lake, marked man. Everybody happy? Appointments
Abstracts: More heat than light. Horrible truth revealed: the stockmarket has delivered a damning verdict on Japanese banks. But there is probably worse to come
Abstracts: Deng and his dynasty amid the tea-leaves. Deng's new hope: China. A long, hard road
Abstracts: No cementing a dish of loose sand. Election year: China. The people's dictatorship
Abstracts: Quick, quick, slow. Too much thrift. Enter the dragon
Abstracts: Greater expectations. Ruling India: India's politicians need not be ashamed of their democracy, only of themselves
Abstracts: Turkey: faces of Islam. Democracy at gunpoint: to Turkey, freedom does not come naturally. What's the difference between Algeria and Turkey?
Abstracts: High-performance hypochondria. Berlin's backyard: Brandenburg. Herr Lazarus: another boring German miracle. But is it an illusion this time?
Abstracts: Gallic charm. Fads on wheels: Japanese cars. Past the worst: Nissan
Abstracts: A hard life for bulls. Funds and games: recent scandals in the fund-management industry are in danger of making regulators over-react
Abstracts: Privatizing G-7. Learning curve: at Waterloo, students are taught to solve real business problems. Pounded by the peso's fall
Abstracts: Laumann's lament. Bolstering the CBC. Can police protect a witness? An informant claims that the RCMP left him out in the cold
Abstracts: Philatelic fraud from a century ago. 1923 earthquake affected Japanese stamp issues. 19th century Haitian stamps are interesting & affordable
Abstracts: Status of the Department of Energy. Preparing children for the future. Sustainable agriculture and the 1995 Farm Bill
Abstracts: Biologists mobilize against anti-genetics referendum: Switzerland. ESA members balk at space station cost
Abstracts: Panel would block LHC, Internet funds. Agency heads see give in R&D plan. Brookhaven prepares for boron trials
Abstracts: Calculus reform sparks a backlash. Taking 'hard' problems to the limit. A visit to Asymptopia yields insight into set structures
Abstracts: Riding mowers. Walk-behind mowers
Abstracts: Compost beats disease big time! Great gourds. The best frames for raised beds
Abstracts: Hotel brokers: the easiest discounts, for big cities worldwide. Easy hotel discounts - one call does it: brokers offer deals in major visitor centers
Abstracts: Multinational pooling - a must? The European Pension Plan - myth or reality? Early retirement terms in Europe
Abstracts: Marriage prospects for Singapore women pale in comparison to job opportunities. Legislator is unfazed by criticism of her pro-democracy campaign
Abstracts: U.S. operators of multiplex theaters see huge untapped market in Japan. Japan exports superstars
Abstracts: Korean women strike chic poses with pool cues. Korean retailers target thrifty young wives. Wave of Korean ads tout new hangover remedies
Abstracts: Investors look to Orogen IPO with aloofness and some doubts. New pay-TV venture in Australia takes on Australis as partner
Abstracts: Beach-resort dive shops present varying standards. When visiting Vietnam, plan for an obstacle race. Your bags are packed, but follow these tips before you take off
Abstracts: Hong Kong property firms may not run high risks in China's inflated market. 'Unique formula' renders the yuan an isle of stability in turbulent sea
Abstracts: New criminal inquiry set in Barings report's wake. The twilight of British colonial rule casts shadows on the Hong Kong Club
Abstracts: Singapore companies accelerate push to set up new operations around Asia. Brokers say Singapore property sector offers some bargains, but stock selection is critical
Abstracts: Bechtel breaks new ground in China: firm's executives consider themselves project-financing guinea pigs. China to replace chairman of market regulatory body
Abstracts: Concerns over rule of law after '97 mount in colony. China sparks colony fears with abduction of seamen. Tsang named colony financial chief as China's influence begins to grow
Abstracts: Lend Lease's chief executive resigns in move that catches market by surprise. Australian firm's patience wins partner in Indonesia
Abstracts: Travel and tourism. The Italian market for travel & tourism. Domestic tourism in Austria
Abstracts: French Jews call for extradition of 'dead' SS leader. Absent minds keep ancient hatreds alive in Hebron. Editors fired at from both sides in a vicious war
Abstracts: Thought for the day: dispense with bishops. Old, faded - but no, vicar, not throwaway. You must add a pinch of Maldon salt
Abstracts: Goodbye to all that .... 'It's not much different from Ibiza and the sand is nicer here.' (continued popularity of the British family beach holiday)
Abstracts: Hello darlings, I'm back. There are still stories to tell. 'He suggests that to be gay is not to be frivolous. He is pointing out that not all gay men like Judy Garland.' (theatre director Peter Gill revives John Osborne's 'A Patriot for Me')(Interview)
Abstracts: Dial 01 for confusion. You really can take it with you. Testing times for cable's visionaries
Abstracts: You can't bank on bluffness, Ken. Galileo, Copernicus - and now Dolly! How I would tackle the new rabble
Abstracts: Swing in the tail of emerging markets will begin to wag the dog. The UN's poverty of ideas
Abstracts: Out of Africa and into Europe. Sometimes it's hard to be a woman. Sam Fox bares her heart for Europe
Abstracts: Not so easy listening on Radio 2. Fashion be damned. Beware of the dog
Abstracts: Act like an owl, think like a fox. How to be a good role model. Take me to your facilitator
Abstracts: To Russia with love - thanks to the father of perestroika. Yeltsin reassures Russia from hospital bed. Russia's new liberalism fails death row man
Abstracts: One woman's equality is another's poverty. Don't ram duty down young throats. Germaine's desperate bid for attention
Abstracts: Markets all at sea over monetary union. Power, intellect and the management of markets. World markets set for a year of optimism
Abstracts: It's good to talk. But it costs. The death of the welfare state. Only the brave venture abroad
Abstracts: Help! I'm stranded on Planet Cruise. The secret of Okinawa. A cracker behind concrete
Abstracts: It's socialism Tony, but not as you know it. The Stupid Party saves Tony Blair. It's going to be close, and only you know how close
Abstracts: The real price of being a fanatic. WDTT couples. To let: cage 93cm wide
Abstracts: Flicker of hope from brain damage victim astonishes doctors. Eat your heart out, Dorian Gray
Abstracts: Throwaway lines. Shadows of death. Old diseases die hard: diseases such a cholera and polio, forgotten in the West, have shown worrying signs of re-emergence. Now public health experts warn that our guard must be kept up
Abstracts: Probation officers balance danger. Healthy buildings healthy minds. Lifeline for business: over ninety per cent of the British workforce is employed by small businesses
Abstracts: An original way with a copier. If anyone can, can Mitarai? Danka's repetitive success syndrome: bringing discipline to the photocopier market is a profitable process
Abstracts: Small firms: the big picture. The long walk to recovery: South Africa 1995. With an abundance of natural resources and the opportunity to start anew, can South Africa heal the scource of apartheid and attract global investment again?
Abstracts: Through the looking-glass. A voice of experience. Packaging produces a mixed bag
Abstracts: Keeping clear of the benefits trap. A tonic for the troops. A retiring world comes into the limelight: it's been a hectic 12 months for pensions. Regulation, transfers, performance - all the big issues have been under scrutiny
Abstracts: The future is in hand. The new red book. Black day for valuers as BBL ruling overturned
Abstracts: Moved by design. Playing to the crowd. National Heritage reviews listing deficiencies
Abstracts: UK: too loose. The problem of policy credibility as style. Growth vs prudence
Abstracts: Powerhouse offer. Gas will be 'bedrock fuel.'(Ghana places more importance on gas in energy policy) More power to the people
Abstracts: Metals market: just checking. Metals round-up. Rushing for the exit
Abstracts: Upside risks. On course. UK inflation: question marks
Abstracts: Spending growth set to recover. UK consumer cycle: on the turn. Unrealistic expectations
Abstracts: Exporters face trouble from a 1970s revival. Mind the gaps. No disaster
Abstracts: Not so ethical advertising. Banco Bilbao Vizcaya. Let off with a caution
Abstracts: Over-hyped, overpaid and over here. All reward, no risk. Private interest grows as problems are ironed out
Abstracts: A good man in Africa. Doctoring the degree. Gypsy professors roam US campuses
Abstracts: She who makes holy men fume. The bad language carriers. Sultans of swing
Abstracts: Like mother, like daughter. The perpetual outsider. The mathematician and the mystic
Abstracts: A liberal solution. Between three worlds. Return of the natives
Abstracts: Skills for managing human resources in a complex environment: the perceptions of human resource managers in Singapore
Abstracts: Assessing the adoption of HRM by small and medium-sized manufacturing organizations. Managing people in China's foreign trade corporations: some evidence of change
Abstracts: A numbered approach to deciphering the urban canvas. Route to good practice: a new design guide, a joint effort by inversity and government, focusses mainly on new developments
Abstracts: Looking for a speedy recovery. Wall Street's rational exuberance. The fund with no name but billions to invest. A US value investor has plotted a course through the UK stock market that greatly differs from UK fund managers' maps
Abstracts: Miles better than anyone else. Private clients must be extra vigilant. Measuring your portfolio manager
Abstracts: Euro vision: The euro may have been a massive hit but it has brought with it a wave of cultural changes which will impact on both the Continental equity market and UK allocation approaches
Abstracts: Industry backs 'downsizing' public research, but not joint projects. Roche pledges independence to new institute
Abstracts: Holland picks 'superleague' plan, despite criticisms. IBM promises scientists 500-fold leap in superconducting power...
Abstracts: Benchmarking international research: The United States leads the world in the impact its research makes in almost every scientific domain. But European countries could challenge that if they were to divide their labours according to their strengths
Abstracts: Was HIV present in 1959? Decay characteristics of HIV-1-infected compartments during combination therapy. Rapid turnover of plasma virions and CD4 lymphocytes in HIV-1 infection
Abstracts: Control of neuronal diversity by the floor plate: contact-mediated induction of midbrain dopaminergic neurons
Abstracts: Health care reform heats up (again). Will 'family friendly' workplace legislation return? Health reform sputters, pensions gain speed as 103rd Congress draw to a close
Abstracts: Foreign drug companies experiment with new strategies in mutable China. China picks French firm to equip nuclear plant
Abstracts: Australia's firms look abroad to recruit executives: salaries are surging as companies seek talent outside the country, specifically in America
Abstracts: Long-term focus on Japan skews Korea military plans. Dispute over islets illustrates the depth of mistrust between South Korea, Japan
Abstracts: Satellite launch will pave way for new wave of TV broadcasts. Australia Space Office seeks firms to launch commercial satellites
Abstracts: A bribe or tip? A dilemma. Australian dollar may climb. Bond's troubles continue in the wake of new charges of corporate misconduct
Abstracts: .38 Special: it's here to stay. Classic Low Wall - Browning style. .22 deluxe sporters
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