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Abstracts: Optimal two-stage lot sizing and inventory batching policies. Single facility, multi-item lot sizing under just-in-time and "cyclic scheduling for improvement." (Mathematical Modelling of Inventories)
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Abstracts: Outlook. Background: the scandal era
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Abstracts: Key Brady provision ruled unconstitutional. Hired guns take aim at your guns. Supreme Court sides with gun owners
Abstracts: FEG P9R pistol. Tanfoglio Silver Team pistol. Century Arms Makarov pistol
Abstracts: Rep. Owens and Sen. Chafee seeking to disarm Americans. 2nd amendment & the gathering storm. The Kiwis & their guns
Abstracts: The mono-to-multi transition. Charting in transition
Abstracts: Coastwise Maine: spare that trap. Defensive driving. A lesson in contingency self-steering
Abstracts: Great expectations. Our green Antarctic. An ode to Peggy
Abstracts: Take the worry out of wet storage. How tight is just right? Sails set for the future
Abstracts: Responsible refrigerants. Up at the leading edge. Spinnaker hardware
Abstracts: Drug aids heart's recovery. Stumped speech. Posturing
Abstracts: A session with Grace Slick. A session with Michael Stipe. Gift from the sea
Abstracts: THIS HARPIST'S JOB IS TO EASE THE PAIN, SOOTHE THE SOUL. The mystique of Michael Stipe. A session with Michael Stipe
Abstracts: Stepping up. Lasers strike home. Three dimensions
Abstracts: Ground Control. Multiple choice. All in one
Abstracts: Elderly people in A&E. An A&E approach. Private worries
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Abstracts: Marathon man's run of success. Could islet transplantation be a potential cure for diabetes? Plugging the gap
Abstracts: Accredit where it's due. The key to innovation. Polio's still lethal punch
Abstracts: Preparing for loss. A new strategy. Accredit where it's due
Abstracts: Post-registration education in three fields of clinical practice. part 2 Sociology in nurse education: help or hindrance?
Abstracts: Opportunity knocks in Russian TV. Life, the universe and games for everything. Revolutionaries embrace evolution
Abstracts: Contracts survey. Testing positive: the Building/Gallup industry survey. Employment survey
Abstracts: Highlights. Past match. Clearing the air
Abstracts: Seattle shivers. The restless Valley: greater Los Angeles. A fault-line shivers: California
Abstracts: Reinventing the wheel: bicycle makers. Reinventing the wheel: pumping solids. Reinventing the wheel: National service
Abstracts: Root of evil at Rio. Keep talking: Malaysia's forests. The question Rio forgets
Abstracts: Competition on the line. Still holding: European telecoms. Ringing the changes: European telecoms
Abstracts: Pick a number. The future is not what it used to be. Fog across the Channel, recovery cut off?
Abstracts: Holes in the heavens. Good heavens, good governance. Oh heavens: Thailand
Abstracts: Cambodia's cause for concern. A good sanctions guide. Pol Pot's new threat
Abstracts: Okinawa memory: Japan. Calvary to the rescue: Japan. Over there: Japan
Abstracts: A Korean chance: North Korea's apology to the South presents an opportunity to be grabbed. Chung's free speech: South Korea
Abstracts: Whose world is it, anyway? The freedom to be dirtier than the rest. The green legacy
Abstracts: The insurgency that will not stop: Egypt. Warning shots: Egypt. Silenced: Egypt
Abstracts: Blue velvet: Czechoslovakia. Ripping velvet: Czechslovakia. Velvet divorce? Czechoslovakia
Abstracts: In the throes: Poland. Unfinished business: Poland prepares for Europe. Left turn: Poland
Abstracts: Great game, awful risks: extracting oil from the Caspian. Full circle: Azerbaijan. Caspian cauldron: Azerbaijan
Abstracts: After a long siesta. An expensive siesta: KIO. Neighbours all: Britain and Europe
Abstracts: Singing in the rain. The recession that never was? Still waiting: the economy
Abstracts: Alarm bells in Edinburgh. Primus inter pares: Edinburgh Festival. Towards Edinburgh
Abstracts: We woz wrong. The future ain't what it used to be. The future is not what it used to be
Abstracts: Giulio Andreotti, lingering symbol of Italy. Cossiga fan tutte: Italy. Giulio's toy: Italy's Enichem
Abstracts: Life without inflation. Up the fjord. A commodity comeback
Abstracts: Cleaning up the Chinese state. Paperback thriller: BCCI. I want it now: manufacturing management
Abstracts: Japan's growth companies. Balancing act. The long-term solution: Japan's trade surpluses
Abstracts: Protecting pensions. Catching London's culprits. From beyond the grave
Abstracts: Back to the drawing board: US Treasury bonds. Double Dutch: American government bonds. Backing off: American Treasury bonds
Abstracts: The middle game: Midland's merger. Scuffle at the altar. Sweet defeat: Lloyd's Bank
Abstracts: The ecu-bond market totters. Mending Europe's currency system. Europe's befuddled bond markets
Abstracts: Buying sideways: Samsung. In from the cold. Coming soon to a screen near you
Abstracts: In Rockefeller's shadow. Return of Ears. Wendell Willkie and the lure of the outsider
Abstracts: The Danes say no. Marchons, uber alles. A strange new pattern of stars: European Community
Abstracts: The gambler who rebuilt London: Paul Reichmann, once the world's foremost landlord, has come back to Canary Wharf. How far will he go this time?
Abstracts: Wrong altitude. Slow descent: British Airways. Faring badly
Abstracts: Good intentions turned to shame. The house the UN built. A good sanctions guide
Abstracts: Stall on take-off: Taiwan. At war with the budget: Japan's defence industry. Now for the really big one
Abstracts: Constitutional politics: Fiji. The trouble ahead. Fji's smiling demagogue
Abstracts: Colombia dreams of peace. The Escobar escapade: Colombia. Colombia's bloodstained peace
Abstracts: Help wanted: one government. Not quite normal: Haiti. Fractured: Haiti
Abstracts: Third thoughts about the EFA. Thunder off: European Community. Not a dead duck: The European Fighter
Abstracts: Taming the Andalusian sun: Expo '92. From the jaws of victory: Spain's conservatives. So Andalusian: Spain
Abstracts: Technically over: the recession. SWOT or go under: private schools. Rolling back the private sector
Abstracts: Peter Lilley counts the cost. Who needs a state pension? The pensioners' plight: after Maxwell
Abstracts: As you were: Russia's reforms. With one bond it was free. Success dressed as failure
Abstracts: Duelling at dawn. Sits. vac. galore. Re-engineering the MBA
Abstracts: The bubbles pop. Quenching the tiger's thirst: Asian energy. The thirst of champions: soft drinks
Abstracts: The shame of it. Europe's frenzied pedalling. The contrary Danes
Abstracts: Wall Street courts the small investor. American dreams. Border control: capital moves freely between financial centres, but businesses do not
Abstracts: Cowboys catch the 7.33: third-world debt. Quid pro quo: the Lippo affair. Bombay ducks: Indian stockmarket
Abstracts: Going by the book: international equity. On the rocks. Stocks and currencies
Abstracts: Shell-shocked: Japanese banks. Into private hands: French banks. A Latin big bang
Abstracts: What are banks for? What surprise? American banks. Bad days at the banks
Abstracts: No SECs please, we're European. In-flight politics: British Airways/American Airlines. Ready for 1993? Europe's financial services
Abstracts: America's vigilante values. A licence to kill: guns. All wet: summer fun
Abstracts: Tick, tock: time is working against state pensions. Heseltine's raid. Tomorrow's pensions: ride the wave
Abstracts: Cambodia's cause for concern. Trusting Pol Pot. Battlefields and ballot boxes: Cambodia
Abstracts: Months of grace: Thailand. Thailand's choice. Street politics
Abstracts: Japan's inconspicuous consumption. Tax reform runs late; after years of promises, Japan is about to overhaul its system of corporate taxation. But the result will hardly be worth the wait
Abstracts: An American shield for Asia? Asia's arms race: gearing up. Booming: arms trade
Abstracts: Rich, foolish and sometimes bad: Muammar Qaddafi. Dodgy regimes, dodgy tactics: the United States' new sanctions on Cuba, Iran and Libya are dangerous
Abstracts: Neutral against whom? Another non? France. Ratification
Abstracts: 1992 and all that: business and Maastricht. Not just a hole in history. Another non? France
Abstracts: Take three: NATO enlargement. When the haggling had to stop. Third thoughts about the EFA
Abstracts: University of Downing Street. De Montfort rides again: the new universities. University challenge
Abstracts: Through the roof: the cost of moving. Another housing boom? Still waiting for a let-up: housing
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