Abstracts: Art: Cutting-Edge but Comfy. Living room galleries. Traveling collections
Abstracts: Rough-terrain unicycling. Tree surfing and other lofty pleasures. The world's toughest competition
Abstracts: ]Staying safe out there. A good day's work. Feeling like a kid again
Abstracts: 21st Century motoryachts. Head of the class. Magnificent motoryachts
Abstracts: Varied heart treatments raise effectiveness questions. High court affirms judges' duty to junk dubious science
Abstracts: Study: fewer HIV-infected babies being born. Mother's RNA levels predict fetal HIV transmission risk. Appointment seen as booster shot for AIDS vaccine program
Abstracts: Lee, Ang. Spielberg, Steven. Bronfman, Edgar M., Jr
Abstracts: Harrelson, Woody. Brosnan, Pierce. Jones, Tommy Lee
Abstracts: Branagh, Kenneth. Zaentz, Saul. Mikhalkov, Nikita
Abstracts: Lessons from the 'Made in Switzerland' study: what makes a world-class manufacturer? Taking manufacturing advantage of Europe's single market
Abstracts: The impact of human resource management on organisational performance: theory and research. The changing psychological contract: the human resource challenge of the 1990s
Abstracts: Demanding justice: why Edgar Bronfman took on the Swiss banks. No man's land: across central Europe, millions of victims reclaim their property
Abstracts: Finding new freedom with a pony tail. A most unlikely revolutionary. Forgetting the lessons of the 1992 referendum
Abstracts: The fat-free snack attack: the U.S. government approves a controversial synthetic food oil. Prayer power: can patients be cured by the faith of other people?
Abstracts: Crystal night. Cracking the code. Goblins
Abstracts: The soul of a new hamburger. King of gains. Little Village hits big
Abstracts: Slow circle. Perfecting your program. From crew to skipper - coordination
Abstracts: Coming to skies near you. Really, truly conned. If this is Anegada, this must be race two
Abstracts: Expression of Epstein-Barr virus transformation-associated genes in tissues of patients with EBV lymphoproliferative disease
Abstracts: A novel series of P2T purinoceptor antagonists: definition of the role of ADP in arterial thrombosis. An insight into arterial thrombosis?
Abstracts: A helping of alphabet soup. Real and imaginary risks. Russian opposition to NATO expansion
Abstracts: A virtual playground for sick kids. Welcome to Appalachia online. Connect the docs
Abstracts: Physician service to the underserved: implications for affirmative action in medical education. Chicago's hope
Abstracts: Managing VWf. (Vibration White finger, industrial disease). Peace offering. Keep the noise down
Abstracts: Wood components add 'dimension' to processing; the industry is becoming more specialized as more furniture and cabinet manufacturers begin outsourcing the making of wood component parts
Abstracts: Stupid is forever, but ignorance can be cured. Fiber-cement siding is tomorrow's growth product. Wood-panel makers consider cement-fiber to boost profits
Abstracts: Anti-loggers hit trails in United States, Canada. Don't look to Asia to boost wood industry sales, profits. Public's 'green' attitudes force forest-sector changes
Abstracts: No-shows in Chicago. Mastering the art of vinyl: Mobile Fidelity's Herb Belkin. Mail bonding: many hi-fi crazies are completely unaware that their favorite brands publish newsletters
Abstracts: Blank tapes and discs. Analog cassette decks. CD players and transports
Abstracts: D/A converters. Surround sound & ambience processors. Analog cassette decks
Abstracts: Speaker cables. Loudspeakers. Blank tapes and discs
Abstracts: 'Brave New World' and the flight from God. Russel Kirk's political economy. Thank You, Tommy
Abstracts: Models and mentors. Uncle Irving. The flame and sparks of splendor
Abstracts: Thoughts on modern tourism: a traveller in St. Petersburg. Remembering a great teacher. Models and mentors
Abstracts: The heretical remnant and modernist religion. Schoolmasters. Responsibility to the sign
Abstracts: The health occupations boom. Riding out the storm: how students and faculty of a Chicago technical high school fought to save their school from extinction
Abstracts: Science policy by conjuror's hat. Is science a job for governments? Science and wealth creation
Abstracts: Affirmative action's a women's issue - and how! Single-sex schools can only be way stations. Who is the criminal?
Abstracts: NBA vote blocks drive to lift antitrust exemption; pro basketball players ratified their union's contract and propped up the use of collective bargaining in pro sports
Abstracts: True believer: how Tim Petrick, a guy who basically just loves to ski, became one of the most influential people in the sport
Abstracts: DIA: a user's guide. Defending the rock. Killington trims some fat
Abstracts: Did I mention the Laurentians? Killington softly: yes, Virginia, there is live after the access road. Who are you? Here's our secret to picking the perfect ski vacation destination
Abstracts: Winter Park's wild side. Wise investments: our choice for resorts that give the greatest return on the dollar
Abstracts: Turns on a dime. Luxury is in the inns. Wise investments: our choice for resorts that give the greatest return on the dollar
Abstracts: Keepers of the tenure track. Martin Heidegger: Between Good and Evil. Arendt and Heidegger: an affair to forget?
Abstracts: Russia at the crossroads. Russia, elections, democracy. Democratization, the bourgeoisie and Russia
Abstracts: Landfill longevity and bioremediation explored at geoenvironment 2000. Bioremediation beats waste at Texas Superfund site
Abstracts: Cementing the future: The reconstruction of the Cypress Freeway in Oakland, Calif., required some of the most extensive and innovative uses of soil-cement mixing in the U.S
Abstracts: Strange tale of the judge and the Hoover files. Judges' sentencing decisions bolstered. He balked at bills, so firm padded them: the firm admitted overbilling but still prevailed in a lawsuit brought by a too-savvy client
Abstracts: CD-ROMs are thrifty in research; CDs represent a less expensive alternative to online searching. Automated alternatives are alluring: high-tech research tools such as CD-ROMs and the Web enable librarians to choose the best, fastest or cheapest information source
Abstracts: AVA is listening to you. 'You must be crazy.'(importance of vocational education)(Column) Collaborate or die
Abstracts: Earning and learning. And then there were two.... Cultivating potential, academy style
Abstracts: Global bonds: meltdown? Gilts enter uncharted waters. Gilts: looking for a cut
Abstracts: European privatisations: nothing to fear. Europe: insulated. Europe: policy bets
Abstracts: Some unpleasant Japanese lessons. Japan: picking up the tab. Japan: in suspense
Abstracts: UK interest rates: over to Ken. Misplaced hopes of a lower pound. UK interest rates: a small cut
Abstracts: Investment trusts that must try harder. Hi-tech funds hyped. Horses for courses
Abstracts: Takeover talk. Clock ticks for Fidelity. Taken into safe custody
Abstracts: AMEC. Wellman: far to go. One for the long term
Abstracts: Selecting for growth. A man for all seasons? Choosing a financial adviser
Abstracts: No easy answers to the crisis in the east. Tread carefully abroad. Tiger cubs should be handled with care: this year's recovery in Asian markets is prompting fund managers to renew their promotion of Asian smaller companies as a high-growth investment - but interested investors should tread warily
Abstracts: France Telecom seeks 2 million investors. Indonesian GSM licence. Ireland reaches an historic decision
Abstracts: Bulgaria sells MDK copper smelter. High summer of activity in Bulgaria. Bulgaria outlines rules
Abstracts: Bangalore boot airport. Lebanon to issue airport tenders. Greece's first BOT project takes off
Abstracts: Will Tabaqueira sale be a carve-up? Portugal to sell Tabaqueira stake. Tabaqueira sale delayed
Abstracts: Airline turbulence in India. Saudi Arabian power plans. Dabhol leads to power policy review
Abstracts: Regenerating that neighbourhood feeling: Belfast's Shankill Road has more regeneration problems than most other inner city areas
Abstracts: Broadcast license terms. Competing applications. License renewal
Abstracts: Contract filing requirements. Employee contracts. Filing of contracts
Abstracts: Internal affairs. Well connected: sharing information electronically between different sites in a company can boost productivity
Abstracts: At loggerheads. Democratic renewal. An open and shut case
Abstracts: Dwyer takes on Liverpool revival. DOE to 'privatise' bid lists. UK firms to hook shipyard in Iran
Abstracts: National Construction Week makes early impact. Industry poised for the 'super lobby.' (UK construction contractors plan 'Construction Federation')
Abstracts: Healthy prospects for debt-free HLM. Outward bound. Blowing the whistle on the referee
Abstracts: Swiss watch. Chocks away: As Foster and Partners' concrete aircraft hangar in Duxford prepares for take-off in the guise of the new American Air Museum, a throng of journalists were lured there by the presence of aviation enthusiast and architect Sir Norman Foster
Abstracts: Ache all over? Suspect fibromyalgia. How to handle back pain. 11 more reasons to exercise
Abstracts: What every parent needs to know about puberty. Traveling with children: how to be prepared. A children's medicine cabinet
Abstracts: "My kids are driving me crazy!" How to keep them in line without blowing your stack. Curious and curiouser: raising an inquisitive child
Abstracts: From our house to yours: bring the holiday spirit home with secrets from bed-and-breakfast inns. Merry & bright: make your treetops glisten ... and your windows, walls and yards!
Abstracts: How to make the most of tomatoes: they're one of summertime's ripe and ready treasures. Collector's cookbook: cookies
Abstracts: Preface. Micronutrient status of the besieged residents of Sarajevo: May 1993. Introduction
Abstracts: Murder most foul, grief most public. Keep God out of the classrooms. They've learned to live with cannibals
Abstracts: Smudging the pencil of nature. Making history: all in the best possible taste. Giving it the full exposure
Abstracts: No-strike Britain. Labour's trade-union time bomb. Who pays the meanest wages to whom?
Abstracts: Dealing with the IRA's terminators. Paddy's libertarian mission. Why Paddy can spend, spend, spend
Abstracts: Celluloid symphonies. Knowing a hit from a hole in the ground. Ted's excellent adventure
Abstracts: Blood wedding. British slaughter that the Indians helped cover up. The great escape
Abstracts: Riding roughshod over tradition. Paedophile had links with child photographer. They've got a little list - and you are on it
Abstracts: Things are looking up for the high flyer. The birthplace of the most significant culture in the world: lager. Shhh ... you are entering Hong Kong
Abstracts: As the dust settles in East Asia, the hunt for new markets goes on. By the year 2010, it would be no surprise if 45 per cent of the value in world stock markets was in what we now think of as emerging markets. The current figure is 15 per cent
Abstracts: Eat, drink, and be healthy. Renaissance man returns. A reviewer of his new book has just called Burroughs a dirty old man. This tickles him no end. 'I wish I was a dirtier old man,' he says
Abstracts: Stitching up the higher ground. Who are you calling a buxom wench? Buxom, but no bimbo
Abstracts: Roseanne Barr the lottery loser of all time. 'I'd just like to thank my hairdresser...' (planning for the Oscar ceremony)
Abstracts: How Burma's resistance cheated the secret police. Murder on the tourist trail - and a killer with a death wish
Abstracts: High cost of capital raises spectre of new Big Bang. Fund shocks add to a seismic shift in financial risks. Hard times for the electricity man
Abstracts: High tech goes public. Fear of falling. Tom Elkin
Abstracts: The shock effect: advertisers face a backlash over sexual images. Facts the fast way: Canada's book trade tries to catch the digital wave
Abstracts: A two-tiered workforce: the UPS strike signalled a growing push to improve conditions for part-timers. Politics for profit
Abstracts: Star of the sitcoms: as Friends leads the gen-X TV invasion, Canadian Matthew Perry is riding high. part 2 The most famous Canadian on the planet?
Abstracts: Opportunities in ASEAN catch Washington's eye. South Korea's OECD bid is complicated by questions about economy's openness
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