Abstracts: Man in motion. The party line. High and mighty hair
Abstracts: Privacy: entitlement or illusion? Under fire at the LAPD. The key to your career growth may be a job change
Abstracts: Debates need minor players. Abortion decision undercuts rule of law. Courtroom jousts now done by committee
Abstracts: Hasidic N.Y. enclave shaken by lurid case; domestic violence triggers debate over the divorce laws of Orthodox Judaism
Abstracts: Kids may be polled if parents are told; an FTC staff letter tells marketers that collect data from children online to notify parents and even obtain prior consent
Abstracts: Athletes around the world are challenging the legality of strict liability drug rules that penalize those testing positive for drugs irrespective of culpability
Abstracts: Edited comments concerning differentiating action and expression in a virtual world. Pacific-Rim piracy of programs afflicts publishers
Abstracts: Equivalents evidence is expanded; 'Hilton Davis' widened range of factors for finding infringement under doctrine of equivalents
Abstracts: Welfare, work and the states; can states move welfare recipients into jobs? Networking the classroom
Abstracts: Lloyds jumps to the top. Forex dealers target UK investors from abroad. Home shopping
Abstracts: New pub operators: pleased as a newt. Economy. BT television threat battles cable shares
Abstracts: The backlash against savings handouts. What's at stake in the other US elections. City gets ready for the American way
Abstracts: Eurotunnel stable but still in intensive care. Beating the scamsters at their own game. Mining merger makes RTZ top dog
Abstracts: NatWest tops experts poll. Bosses with that indefinable something. Under analysis
Abstracts: Japanese bonds: second thoughts. Japanese government bonds: bulls in retreat. Japan: more gloom
Abstracts: EU membership offers solution to division. 'An excellent base from which to export.'(prospects for Cyprus according to Glafkos Clerides, president of the Cyprus Republic)
Abstracts: On the commodification of marketing knowledge: opening themes. Marketing audits and auditing: diagnosis through intervention
Abstracts: General population-based epidemiological study of eating disorders in Norway. An epidemiological study of eating disorders in Norwegian psychiatric institutions
Abstracts: Abnormal eating and dissociative experiences. A comparison of purging and nonpurging eating-disordered outpatients: mediating effects of weight and general pyschopathology
Abstracts: Step-by-step storage; three creative ways to build storage into staircases. Radiant beauties
Abstracts: Real estate guidelines standardize information. Mid-cap growth strategy uses bottom-up research. Growth and income strategy shines in mediocre markets
Abstracts: A flat tax would harm to private pension system. Is daily valuation right for your organization? TIP program helps New York fund director improve performance
Abstracts: Tasting panel report. part 7
Abstracts: How proposed changes will affect private plans. Paring the politics from a public plan. Schwab enters the 401(k) battleground
Abstracts: A little taste of Mexico: savoring the peppery bite of cilantro. Pies & cakes
Abstracts: A French country Christmas. The comforts of fall. The world's greatest mashed potatoes
Abstracts: California casual. The season for persimmons: a Colonial-era fruit, a sweet modern treat. Thanksgiving on the farm
Abstracts: Cash-balance plan adapts to mobile work force. Protecting retirees. Successful strategies to reduce underfunding
Abstracts: Fiscally unfit. The dial tone wars. The 1995-96 budget
Abstracts: Rim of promise. Can welfare work? Dollars from the right
Abstracts: African-American power. HMO reform in LA. Fixing LA unified
Abstracts: Affirmative action and the UC vote. Charles Quackenbush: the insurance commissioner navigates through a sea of criticism
Abstracts: Sonny Bono. Susan Yoachum. A Beltway view of California's own
Abstracts: Death and the era of safety first. A lifetime's work made legible. Luder looks to a new future despite problems of the past
Abstracts: Daylighting as a technology. Bending the building: Full-sized timber and concrete building are receiving the testing treatment previously given to steel at BRE Cardington
Abstracts: Marketplace
Abstracts: Really Rembrandt? Straight from the source. Painted ladies
Abstracts: Spa holiday. Going ... going .... blonde. Physician-approved
Abstracts: Our Miss Brooks. Family jewels. Very Versace
Abstracts: Support for science stays strong. The comfort zone. From rhetoric to reality
Abstracts: Key protein found for brain's dopamine-producing neurons. Gene found for the fading eyesight of old age. Long-sought H-Y antigen found
Abstracts: Bold prediction downplays the sun's next peak. Isotope switch toughens transistors. Does the magnetic twist crank up the sun's outbursts?
Abstracts: Clinton urges 'corporate citizenship.' U.S. approves Pakistan arms delivery. Affirmative action, immigration backed
Abstracts: Now you see it .... Choose theatre, get ecstatic. '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: Art in their blood. The mad cow collective. Fun, but not a patch on '65
Abstracts: The Puritans are on the run. Au revoir to France's secret empire? Fear grips Paris after new blast
Abstracts: I'd been told that a new father should light a fat cigar and head for the pub to wet the baby's head. But I wanted to stay
Abstracts: The sinister sound of democracy trickling away. Defectors have only a walk-on part. Politicians are the true philistines
Abstracts: Strange frontier. An intimate night with the Queen of Raunch. How can you help a murderer? Here's a man who's cracked it
Abstracts: Why Rabin will be mourned by no Palestinians. Show me his socks ... the desperate plea of a mother in Banja Luka's warehouse of death
Abstracts: Japanese Red Army terrorists dream of going home. A royal crisis, Japanese style. The Japanese said I no longer had a son
Abstracts: 100 years old and still driving us crazy. In the footsteps of Wat Tyler. Plenty of vroom as long as it's Green
Abstracts: Just a step away from animal rights. The tale of Diana's revenge. Stuck between the flab and a hard place
Abstracts: There's a bit of Sting in us all. Bogey of inflation in danger of being deflated. Are we really becoming less co-operative?
Abstracts: The text is awful. The action irrelevant. Who says half an opera is better than none? part 2 New order
Abstracts: UK sites could suffer in Korean cutbacks as Samsung retrenches. The unwanted Yankees of Okinawa
Abstracts: Secret of your smile. Could I have saved my baby all this? Women still haunted by the risk factor
Abstracts: Why patenting this face could help boost celebrity fortunes. Siamese twins: when fate steps in
Abstracts: The pill is still a girl's best friend. Give us hellfire, not opiate, in the God slot. Wake up, my Lords
Abstracts: Will '96 turn into the summer of thugs? 'What else could I be doing?' (boxers not deterred by deaths of colleagues)
Abstracts: Smaller companies are neglected in a market that adores the top 100 firms. How to feather your own pensions nest
Abstracts: The Government may know your secrets, but who told them? The growing threat to our green and pleasant land. Listen with mother
Abstracts: Chequered career of a man with an eye for the deal. Meet Heather, Britain's town hall terminator. Thatcher directed arms crusade
Abstracts: Turmoil at the Telegraph. They belch smoke and steam, but Port Talbot loves its furnaces. Creative tension
Abstracts: He can't talk but he tells a ripping good yarn. The customiser is always right. In the Windows seat from Waterloo
Abstracts: A rock legend unto herself. Divisions of the past still cloud the rainbow nation. No abortions please, we're Guernsey
Abstracts: Is this the One to wake our souls? Faithful and true, the flock of Father Basil are praying for him. The pragmatic entertainer who said the unsayable
Abstracts: How the 'genius' of a tiny band of terrorists eclipsed the Shining Path. Millionairess rescues Brazil's slum children
Abstracts: Shell wins over village with cash and liquor. 'Hoax' Aids cure makes a fortune for Kenyan coterie. Nigeria's religions marching as to war
Abstracts: Editorial: dissociation, and cycles of abuse across generations. Treatment in child sexual abuse
Abstracts: On the lawfulness of grouping by proximity. The visual system's measurement of invariants need not itself be invariant
Abstracts: Reforms set to ease shipping costs. Liability for delivery if no bill of lading. Taking crisis out of drama
Abstracts: Consultants: make a choice, make it work. Chicago detective offers advice to make work safe. What you can't see can make you sick
Abstracts: Consultants: make a choice, make it work. An engineer for safety, health and environment. Contractor safety good for business
Abstracts: Sick-building syndrome: air on the side of safety and health. Laboratories breed their own ergonomic concerns
Abstracts: Dealing with the dispossessed. Quiet after the storm. The war in Bosnia: can the Balkans be saved from Balkanisation?
Abstracts: "Accelerated" Department of Energy cleanup plan draws criticism. Fox River sediment study to produce cleanup strategies
Abstracts: Mohawk environmental health project integrates research into the community. Industry lobbying hit by community advisory panel members
Abstracts: Oil rig sinking blocked in Europe, accepted in U.S. Gulf coast. Environment emerges as key issue in 1996 election
Abstracts: Particulate organic carbon solubilization in an acid-phase upflow anaerobic sludge blanket system. Source of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons to Lake Michigan determined from sedimentary records
Abstracts: Design-testing time cut at least 50%. Electroplating alternatives don't mean new gages. Overcome team problems
Abstracts: It starts with management. Getting the most from intranets. Making sense of surface measurement
Abstracts: Contingent valuation when respondents are ambivalent. Assessing the validity and reliability of contingent values: a comparison of on-site users, off-site users, and non-users
Abstracts: Adaptive cost-effective ambient charges under incomplete information. A discrete-count model of recreational demand
Abstracts: Trigger price regulation. Revolving doors and the optimal tolerance for agency collusion. Behind the revolving door: a new view of public utility regulation
Abstracts: Respecting our differences. Funding your entrepreneurial dream. Nothing ventured, nothing gained
Abstracts: Knowledge and use of folic acid by women of childbearing age - United States, 1995. Neural Tube Defect Surveillance and Folic Acid Intervention--Texas-Mexico Border, 1993-1998
Abstracts: Clinton's executive order. Flagrante delicto fishing. The cat came back: cougars are undeniably on the upsurge, but their common cousins may pose a bigger problem
Abstracts: Mapping moves inland. Pound for pound: the fighters. Cast off the pain
Abstracts: Autumn browns. North Umpqua River. North fork of the Shoshone
Abstracts: Seeing the forest for the trees: biologists crane to see the canopy. Getting the goats
Abstracts: Tectonics in a sandbox: Researchers model the earth's motions at small scale. High tension: researchers debate EMF experiments on cells
Abstracts: Memories are made of .... Deadly enigma: US wakes up to the threat of mad cow disease and its relatives. Endangered again
Abstracts: New stars for the new media. Universal disservice. There's no place like cyberspace; new world's require new ideas, not old metaphors
Abstracts: Statistical uncertainty. The Web learns to read. Thinking globally, acting universally
Abstracts: RNA, Whither Goest Thou? Refining the on-line scholar's tools. Wired or wary?
Abstracts: Researchers feel lure of I-WAY; a group of computer scientists has organized a demonstration of a new kind of network that could offer faster transmissions with fewer glitches than the existing Internet
Abstracts: Catalysts break a vexing bind. Panel wants to break R&D barrier. "Amplifying" the find details of molecular structure is a gas
Abstracts: Can thalidomide be rehabilitated? Organic light emitters gain longevity. Fine-tuning polymers
Abstracts: Will UV lasers beat the blues. Laser is a a guiding light for atoms. Can thalidomide be rehabilitated?
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