Abstracts: The U.S. e-tax moratorium: it's not as simple as it sounds. Tax moratorium expires: open season on e-commerce?
Abstracts: Raising taxes in Mexico: President Fox's 2004 target. Tax reform affects the treatment of the UDI in Mexico. President Fox's tax reform proposal: passage expected after delays and modifications
Abstracts: A final resting place. New Guinea native shows the way. Proudly she waves
Abstracts: Our oldest enemy: The oft-told tale of Franco-American harmony is a figment of our national imagination. An American icon
Abstracts: And then there was one.... EU contamination rules clash. Challenge and opportunity in wider EU
Abstracts: US animal disease defences weak in a "high stakes" game. Colorado tackes CWD with gusto. Novartis: Ready, steady, grow
Abstracts: The latest contest of the faculties: on the necessary antagonism between theory and culture studies. Forget Berlin
Abstracts: Provimi's half-year sales up 34%. Evialis: strategy and results. EU contamination rules clash
Abstracts: RC combat: become a weekend warrior in aerial action. Micro Aerial Vehicle competition. Scale documentation
Abstracts: Swing for ape to tape in a different kind of jungle. Invisible universities offer tangible rewards. Union bars fail to pull punters
Abstracts: Negotiating the constraints of gender binarism: intersexuals' challenge to gender categorization. The study of the social sciences in developing societies: towards an adequate conceptualization of relevance
Abstracts: J'accuse. Structural change in Western Africa as a legacy of European colonialism: the labor system in Ghana and the Ivory Coast
Abstracts: English Funding Allocations 2003-04. The credit you spend as you learn; finding a funding formula that fits everyone's bill
Abstracts: Bengali Brahmin meets Berkeley. The man with two great loves. A past laid out upon a table
Abstracts: The Silver Shovel restaurant guide. 20 ways to meet your lover. Where money talks: a user's guide
Abstracts: Illinois. Riesling. The best of Chicago
Abstracts: Readers' trait-based models of characters in narrative comprehension. Prime validity affects masked repetition priming: evidence for an episodic resource account of priming
Abstracts: Do phonological codes constrain the selection of orthographic codes in written picture naming? A diffusion model analysis of the effects of aging on recognition memory
Abstracts: Distinctive information and false recognition: The contribution of encoding and retrieval factors. Readers' trait-based models of characters in narrative comprehension
Abstracts: ...believe parents have the right to choose the sex of their children. If no rules have been broken, perhaps the rulebook requires some attention?
Abstracts: Katharine Graham's legacy: Don runs the company, but then what? Saying goodbye: all of A-List Washington gathered to celebrate the life of Katharine Graham
Abstracts: What happened to Interior's Friend of the Earth? Love and money. Bob Barnett's take on Bill Clinton's big book? A paltry $600 an hour
Abstracts: Simple glories. Judging the heart: the papers said Judge Tim Murphy ignored a dying man. That's not the man I knew
Abstracts: Beware the diabolical in the sublime. Champions of conscience. The greatest prize of all
Abstracts: Repulse the march of the morons. Vacuum gleaning. Beware the diabolical in the sublime
Abstracts: Have you seen my dog? Full circle: Dupont Circle has enough quirks, characters, and stories to fill a novel - and this Washington native has written it
Abstracts: New kids on the block. Night shift. Have you seen my dog?
Abstracts: The building that changed Washington. Big Apple Attack; Frank Rich got Washington all wrong. Here's what the fight is about, plus a few things you can do with his New York Times story.
Abstracts: Lunch with Stuart. George W. to Washington: Drop dead. Saying goodbye: all of A-List Washington gathered to celebrate the life of Katharine Graham
Abstracts: Broadcasting and cultural identity: the Canadian experience. The broadcasting audience movement in Korea
Abstracts: Media marketing: an essential part of a free press for Africa. Framing of asylum seekers in Dutch regional newspapers
Abstracts: Satellite TV as cultural sign: consumption, embedding and articulation. Cultural studies: a Latin American narrative
Abstracts: All our worldly good.... Truth, unlike a meal, can be hard to swallow. Champions of conscience
Abstracts: Reading and skywriting. ...think legal training has to change. Why I ... think the web will alter human evolution
Abstracts: A fundamental fallacy: characterising relations between the Middle East and the West as a clash of civilisations plays into the hands of fundamentalists, argues Thomas Meyer
Abstracts: Mullahs and kulaks -- he would bin them all: forty years ago E.H. Carr published 'What is History?' Richard J. Evans considers the influence this former journalist had on historical thought and how he might view history in the making today
Abstracts: Players: don't be fooled by these guys. Attack of the super sibling. The 10 hottest guys on TV
Abstracts: The Don Juans. Lifting cap may exclude more. Celibates in ivory tower find stardom: 'who are academics and what is their role?' Palgrave prize-winner Mike Finn looks at the once 'remote and ineffectual don' and finds that, although academia has not lost its idealism, communicating intellectual vitality to the public is more the rage nowadays
Abstracts: In a class of their own; teachers training teachers. Social class still counts after students reach 21. Students give top marks to the trained: giving lecturers teachers training benefits everyone, according to an international study by Graham Gibbs and Martin Coffey
Abstracts: Lunch with Stuart. Editor's notes. Annual guide to private schools
Abstracts: The Plymouth Air Rifle Company. Colt's military Super .38s. Col. Colt: address London
Abstracts: A 'zing' of truth. Something from nothing; mass could be created from massless particles. Vacuum gleaning
Abstracts: Hungry for solid solutions. Blueprint for a new age. Repulse the march of the morons
Abstracts: ...belive global business offers us nothing - and at an ever higher cost. All our worldly good...
Abstracts: The drop and collect survey among industrial populations: theory and empirical evidence. Author and Institution productivity in Industrial Marketing management from 1971 to 1998
Abstracts: Measuring new product success: an empirical investigation of Australian SMEs. Your product costing system seems to be broken: Now what
Abstracts: Exclusive territories and performance dimensions in industrial distribution channels. Hedonic price methods and the structure of high-technology industrial markets
Abstracts: Learning to give - and receive. What I wish every parent: Beyond book learning. Learning to exhale
Abstracts: ...believe American studies is vital in the new world order. A left too lazy to look the 'Other' way
Abstracts: Only 2% of Nobel science prizes have been awarded to women. Cosmology and a matter outstanding. Truth, unlike a meal, can be hard to swallow
Abstracts: Saddam Hussein's city of the damned. Men without a mission make poor soldiers. A time bomb for the 21st century
Abstracts: 'Kicking around a cancer patient...'. Read between the lines for a lesson in consumer coercion. Blueprint for a new age
Abstracts: Subject to change. Researchers rise to the challenge of excellence. From Marx to mass market
Abstracts: Guest editors' introduction. Election platforms of major political parties. Guest editor's introduction
Abstracts: Electoral affairs commission interim report on the 2004 legislative council election, November 8, 2004. Election platforms of major political parties
Abstracts: Locating the global south in the theorisation of the Cold War: Capitalist development, social revolution and geopolitical conflict
Abstracts: The environment-Energy security nexus: Critical analysis of an energy 'love triangle' in Southeast Asia. From agricultural modernisation to agri-food globalisation: the waning of national development in Thailand
Abstracts: The new sexual health scares. You think you'll have access to the best treatments if you have to make a decision about your fertility or breast health - but can you be sure? These risky trends could compromise your care
Abstracts: For the love of nature. Inspiring a love of reading. Love, unlimited
Abstracts: A distant closeness: intimacy between parents and their children in later life. A couple's journey with Alzheimer's disease: the many faces of intimacy
Abstracts: ...predict a looming staff crisis in higher education. Only Islam will remain. Only a spin doctor would prescribe a graduate tax. Labour's purported remedy for the crisis in universities is only a superficial solution, argues Kenneth Baker
Abstracts: Birkbeck tells media critics to buzz off. Is she a news reader or a new Darwinist? Lifting cap may exclude more
Abstracts: The day our Yankee boys kicked butt at Waterloo. The new bohemia and why we must save it. This is a story that could save your life
Abstracts: Tips for bad-weather driving. Take care of your tires. The '96 cars & trucks
Abstracts: Sport and the mass media in Japan. On the sidelines: Sex and racial segregation in television sports broadcasting
Abstracts: The sorry state. Pouring oil on troubled waters. Serendip scandals. Colombo capers: "it really turned nasty when a suicide bomber blew himself up"
Abstracts: Factors influencing middle and high schools' active parental consent return rates. Do participation rates change when active consent procedures replace passive consent
Abstracts: Rawl's defense of the priority of Liberty: A Kantian reconstruction. From freedom to liberty: the construction of a political value
Abstracts: Enriched encounters with the everyday. Into the labyrinth. Scouring the streets
Abstracts: Development of a humanized monoclonal antibody with therapeutic potential against West Nile virus. Inhaled CO: deadly gas or novel therapeutic?
Abstracts: Secrets and lives: truth may always be the first casualty of war but there are military advantages in avoiding official censorship, argues Adrian D'hage, retired chief of defence public relations
Abstracts: The year's best food news. Don't drop the foods you love. Why you should eat (at least) five times a day
Abstracts: Get the most from fruits and vegetables. How to eat like a champ. Lose it ... for life
Abstracts: Are you a vegetarian? How to eat like a vegetarian. Take an active family vacation
Abstracts: How we read: why good typography is important. New choices in numerals. Toward a friendlier, lighter typography
Abstracts: Noticing the self: implicit assessment of self-focused attention using word recognition latencies. Taking a look underground: detecting, interpreting, and reacting to implicit racial biases
Abstracts: Color as an environmental processing cue: external affective cues can directly affect processing strategy without affecting mood
Abstracts: Modeling fatal injury rates using Poisson regression: a case study of workers in agriculture, forestry and fishing
Abstracts: Research Assessment Exercise. Selection perfection. Researchers rise to the challenge of excellence
Abstracts: Reader, you are not welcome. Une nouvelle notion est enfin arivee. Only Islam will remain
Abstracts: Black and white: Fred McGIll was a polyglot in a land being conquered by the language of elsewhere. Kim Scott muses on a time when Australia was for the white man
Abstracts: Taking the rise out of damp. What is rising damp? This article explores the issues and recommends that surveys be taken more seriously
Abstracts: Organizational innovation: a comparison of nonprofit human-service organizations in Lithuania and the United States
Abstracts: The shifting face of federal involvement in housing and community development. Many hands make light work
Abstracts: Democracy in the Americas. Scholarship and statesmanship. Democracy as a starting point
Abstracts: The Russian predicament. A wake-up call in Afghanistan. Pakistan's predicament
Abstracts: Pakistan's enduring experiment. Democracy, dictatorship, and infant mortality revisited. Ending one-party dominance: Korea, Taiwan, Mexico
Abstracts: Power and opposition in Morocco. A dynamic civil society. Monarchy and political reform in Morocco
Abstracts: Tsunami: An angler's chronicle. Florida key party. Uncle Harry's funeral
Abstracts: The structure and functions of agro-food markets in Russia. State programs for the support of agriculture credit in transitional economies
Abstracts: Aging, cognitive resources, and declarative learning. An analysis of diversity in the cognitive performance of elderly community dwellers: Individual differences in change scores as a function of age
Abstracts: Implementing work requirements in Wisconsin. Understanding cultural changes in an economic control agency: the New Zealand Treasury
Abstracts: Can the state create cooperation?: problems of reforming the labor supply in France. Does labor matter? Institutions, labor unions and pension reform in France and the United States
Abstracts: Conspiracy and the policy process: a case study of the New Zealand experiment. Understanding cultural changes in an economic control agency: the New Zealand Treasury
Abstracts: Welcome to childbirth class. Motherhood: myth vs. reality. Common childbirth myths: #1: first babies are always late
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Abstracts: Rossi Matched Pair. ArmaLite AR-30. Traditions Lightning 45 LD
Abstracts: Competitor pistol. Unique DES/32-U pistol. SIG P210-6
Abstracts: Call of the wild. Philip Singleton, the new head of Birmingham City council's urban design unit, is on a mission to eradicate the mediocre and champion the city's creative future
Abstracts: Eagle Arms Action Master. Vz52: Suez to the Bay of Pigs. ArmaLite AR-30
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