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Abstracts: Hollywood on the Han? South Korean food giant moves into showbiz. part 2 Dream team? U.S. researchers hook up with NTT
Abstracts: Whatever happened to military honor? Were the Swiss banks really so different? A tasteless joke and a moral dilemma
Abstracts: Chapter's new verse: a U.S. giant tiptoes into Canada's book market. Making amends
Abstracts: The price of fame: broadcaster Brian Smith's murder shocks Ottawa. Chretien on-line
Abstracts: Gun control - the CF-18 of the 1990s? Desperately seeking new Voisey's Bays. Always a reformer, never a revolutionary
Abstracts: The 10 worst mistakes sun lovers make. 9 ways to bounce out of bed. Summer sun smarts: the latest ways to protect your skin
Abstracts: Outsmart your supermarket. Secondhand stuff, first-rate bargains. The high cost of being female
Abstracts: Chlamydia - a disease more common than the flu. Invasion of the superbugs: bacteria are becoming increasingly impervious to drugs. Here's how breaking the antibiotic habit can protect your health
Abstracts: The really great first date: he had a wonderful time, so why's he hitting the panic button? The stand-in boyfriend
Abstracts: The new way to travel: renting a cottage. The best places to go, the best things to do in 1997. Bed-and-breakfasts versus hotels: pros, cons and which is right for you
Abstracts: Evolving strategies for management of the nongonococcal urethritis syndrome. Diphtheria in Russia a reminder of risk
Abstracts: A slow move into brave new world: Sen. Pressler's second telecommunications bill rises from ashes of first. Communications law: by limiting regulation and encouraging competition, the new telecommunications act will be a communications industry watershed
Abstracts: Blast rips the legal world; he was daydreaming at a partners' meeting; suddenly the windows blew out. part 2 Graduate debt burden grows; of all professionals, law grads have compiled the worst loan default record
Abstracts: Tight wood supplies affecting BC companies. US wood industry reshaped by timberland acquisitions. L-P, MB plan major Canadian OSB plants
Abstracts: Having made changes to the proposed regulations, the IRS issued final rules affecting the generation-skipping transfer tax
Abstracts: The Unfunded Mandates Reform Act will provide state and local governments new opportunities for involvement in the legislative and regulatory process
Abstracts: Effective paralegal use cuts costs. So close to Nirvana at Columbus' Vorys Sater; associate attrition is low, but, given the firm's history, partners try to stamp it out
Abstracts: HTLV-I-associated leukemia/lymphoma in South Florida. Effects of interleukin-1 and interleukin-1 receptor antagonist in AIDS-Kaposi's sarcoma
Abstracts: Complement activation and immune complexes in early congenital HIV infection. Diminished expression of cell-surface complement regulatory proteins in HIV-infected children and with HIV infection of peripheral blood mononuclear cells in vitro
Abstracts: A Paine-ful start. Wired or wary? Degrees of uncertainty
Abstracts: Can some infants beat HIV? Protein proves to be a key link in innate immunity. Umbilical cords: turning garbage into clinical gold
Abstracts: A disconnect for NTT labs? Can chip devices keep shrinking? New compounds make light of pests
Abstracts: The world's forests: need for a policy appraisal. ...Or distraction? Consumption: challenge to sustainable development...
Abstracts: Privatization in health and human services: a critique. Sociological perspectives on completion in health care
Abstracts: House rejects term-limits bills in chamber's first defeat for Republican Party's 'Contract with America.' 'Line-item' veto backed by House
Abstracts: Clinton confers with Congress leaders. Clinton names transition leaders. Clinton signs striker-replacement ban
Abstracts: Maid's hanging in Singapore protested. Minister ousted due to maid's hanging. French unions stage massive rallies; welfare reform package protested
Abstracts: Crossed palms. A passion for pelargoniums. Hornet bite is bad for bark
Abstracts: Taking root in cyberspace. Lively clivias. Lousewort, cursed but undammed
Abstracts: Employment protection rights. Contractual and employment protection issues. Part-timer's dismissal complaint out of time
Abstracts: Santana Cilantro: a spicy off-road treat. Woolly Mammoth. The collector
Abstracts: How to avoid 5 bad photo mistakes. How to ship your camera. Black & white is it better?
Abstracts: Two concepts of liberalism. Civic education and social diversity. Introduction
Abstracts: Liberal civic education and religious fundamentalism: the case of God v. John Rawls? Civic education and liberal legitimacy
Abstracts: Mothers, citizenship, and independence: a critique of pure family values. Citizenship, individualism, and democratic politics
Abstracts: Two concepts of liberalism. Kymlicka, liberalism, and respect for cultural minorities. The insularity of the reasonable: why political liberalism must admit the truth
Abstracts: Archaeology in Cyprus. Archeaology in Cyprus. Many happy returns? New contributions to the repatriation debate
Abstracts: Overhauling social security. Combating scientific misconduct; are government investigations unfair? Teaching values: do school-based programs violate parents' beliefs?
Abstracts: Digital cameras take on the Web. MPEG 2 die for. MPEG cards smooth video pixels
Abstracts: Bottleneck busters. Set-tops go on trial. Stream on: video servers in the real world
Abstracts: Unlock your genetic potential. Orthotics. Breezer Ignaz X
Abstracts: Horizon chasers. Let it flow, let it flow, let it flow: to float effortlessly over tough terrain, learn to read the trail like a book
Abstracts: No-fear headgear. Land of the lorax. Removing and inserting a rear wheel
Abstracts: Make the front brake your friend and you can conquer even the steepest hills. Take a seatless ride to improve your skill and fitness
Abstracts: Polite society. Another world. Warrior class
Abstracts: Teen idol. Logan's run: a high-speed journey around America. Marine recovery: life's not too short
Abstracts: Investigative report: power pirate. That sinking feeling; what to do when all hell breaks loose. Sinking boats for fraud and profit
Abstracts: Slow rebuilding of Germany's east. Poland: teachers struggle with low funds and morale. Rio signatories to negotiate new goals
Abstracts: A science teaching system honed in a two-room school house. Physics, biology meet in self-assembling bacterial fibers
Abstracts: NASA encourages researchers to map search for alien earths. Supernovae offer a first glimpse of the universe's fate
Abstracts: Trypanosome mystery solved? Rare habitats vie for protection: a new approach to saving biological diversity focuses on beleaguered ecosystems even if they do not house an extraordinary number fo plant and animal species
Abstracts: Car-rental rate roulette. Try a one-way car rental: convenience - at a price. Getting around Europe: drive? Take a train?
Abstracts: Frequent-flier programs: the pick of the pack. Squeezing the most value from frequent-flier miles. Perks for very frequent fliers: earn extra miles, easier upgrades
Abstracts: Federal Express, after convoluted approval, may be attractive addition to Subic Bay zone. Subic Bay begins projects to draw foreign tourists
Abstracts: Bechtel breaks new ground in China: firm's executives consider themselves project-financing guinea pigs. part 2
Abstracts: Motorola positions itself for growth in Asia. Vice President Hu Jintao develops a national presence; in midst of turmoil, technocrat imprints himself on the country's collective consciousness
Abstracts: Arcane laws severely distort property market in Bombay, escalating cost for foreign firms. Pakistan's fragile finances almost tripped on the slow, rocky road of economic reforms
Abstracts: Korean retailers target thrifty young wives. Korean electronics suppliers turn heads in market. Jinro's last-minute loan highlights nation's bailout ills
Abstracts: New plan for central bank. Incomplete data on Jusen offend Japanese public. Tapping the Japanese aid font: foreign businesses get a shot at Tokyo-funded projects
Abstracts: India's FACT emerges from bit role to challenge Western software makers. Taiwan bureaucrats must learn to help, not hinder
Abstracts: LG Semicon lures few before Korea debut; industry watchers shy away from memory-chip maker's slated listing. Korean women strike chic poses with pool cues
Abstracts: Japanese consortiums close to starting nationwide mobile telephone service. Japan mobile-phone makers look to add services amid competition
Abstracts: Burma's opposition leader calls for patience as pressure for political dialogue begins to build. Singapore's stable market induces analysts' snores
Abstracts: Johnson Controls: real estate decision support. New governors tackle economic development agenda. 'NAFTA Highway' called route to economic growth
Abstracts: Real estate strategy best practices: Eastman Kodak. Chicago roars into no. 1 spot for new/expanded facilities
Abstracts: It's chips ahoy for Site Selection's top 10 development projects. Site Selection's 1994 top deals: gobs of global jobs
Abstracts: A HispanStar is born. Click here to advance. Mission: establishing a network
Abstracts: The 'LP' option. The right approach: getting money when you really need it can be a distressing experience, but lenders are available and ready to help
Abstracts: California goes pro-business. Where's your plan?
Abstracts: Mayor Freddy. Captree Chemical Corp. New York
Abstracts: A new home for Art Torres. Problems for a problem-solver? The doctor steps down
Abstracts: Making your mark. Straight pins. A baseball cap of your own
Abstracts: Quilted landscapes from straight stitches. Dyeing with a pleater. Quilted skyscapes
Abstracts: Mega NOPR will impact utility corporate structure. Surviving scrutiny in the boardroom: the coming empowerment of utility shareholders
Abstracts: To be fair to utilities, states must eliminate discriminatory taxes. Tax implications of restructuring
Abstracts: Competition. A telecom story for electric power executives. All engineers give two thumbs down
Abstracts: Privatization woes hit the UK. New owners issue bond, chase bankers out of powerplant. Reality check
Abstracts: Government and market pressures cut prices in Japan. Latin America: a better bet than Asia, say developers. Overruling the rulemakers: FERC vs states on NUG contracts
Abstracts: Making retail wheeling work: stakeholders speak out. SEC rule 144A: capitalist (powerplant-financing) tool. Retail wheeling: New Hampshire kicks off pilot program after a year of debate
Abstracts: GIS - is it a private matter. Re-regulation's fuzzy logic. Energy-services consortium bypasses utilities
Abstracts: Growing up fast. Buyers beware. PanAmSat plan for 120 India channels
Abstracts: Mast Action. Major minors. Disk connected: three major manufactgurers gear up to launch digital camcorders designed to speed up newsgathering and editing at this year's National Association of Broadcasters convention. Will Avid and Ikegami's Camcutter be worth the price?
Abstracts: Cooking appliances in France. Cooking appliances in Germany. Cooking appliances in Italy
Abstracts: Mac the nice. The living-room lesson. From M*A*S*H to smash
Abstracts: Power surge. The new net-rushers. A stadium by any other name ...
Abstracts: How your game is affected by lack of water. Five ways to make your exercise routine foolproof. Making sense of sunscreens
Abstracts: The shovel museum. The night the dam broke. Not too big for little ones
Abstracts: The two congregations of St. George. Aquidneck's green jewel. A light in the window
Abstracts: Beauty and the beach. The right stuffing. Christmas at the fruitcake factory
Abstracts: Waiting for Bartolozzi. Ivory power. It's not nice to fool mother nature
Abstracts: Polymerase chain reaction for the diagnosis of HIV infection in adults: a meta-analysis with recommendations for clinical practice and study design
Abstracts: United Biscuits 48.5m pounds sterling in the red after US and Spanish disasters. UB profits hit by increased costs
Abstracts: Casino sales down slightly in 1994. Metro H1s strong on foreign sales. Meinl growing in Hungary
Abstracts: National newspapers. Regional newspapers
Abstracts: Taking housing policy off the back burner. Sold down the river and over the sea: the implications of proposed changes to the way the EU supports development in less prosperous regions will have knock-on-effects for the UK
Abstracts: Luxurious lodging: San Francisco boasts an eclectic mix of historic, high-rise and bohemian hotels with all the amenities
Abstracts: Wine drinking may ward off Alzheimer's disease, new French study shows. A love affair of art and life
Abstracts: Las Vegas raises the stakes. Long Island's '96 Merlots show balance and elegance. The other Mouton art collection
Abstracts: Singular single malts. Fungus favorites: whether you call them porcini or cepes, they're still the king of mushrooms
Abstracts: Young at heart: he's getting older, but his sense of wonder about fatherhood is growing more childlike. The sweetheart
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