Abstracts: Back to the books: doctors enroll in business school to regain control in a corporate world. PA. governor urges Democrats to back away from abortion
Abstracts: African tree's seeds could replace expensive chemical water purifiers. Amazonia, like Moses, could be saved by water
Abstracts: Mining McTeague's gold. The manager's quick weight-loss diet. Going for the gold
Abstracts: Save your skin. Jeff Stanton: supercross athlete. Save the Earth: cleaning up the environment starts with you. Here's how to begin
Abstracts: Save for the cruising kitty. A southern look to northern climes. Look before you leap
Abstracts: Halcion and Seldane: how safe are they? Blood thinners: how they prevent clots; when you may need one. Lawn chemicals: can they harm you?
Abstracts: Give and take. The truth about cats and dogs. Give this dog a job
Abstracts: On the rebound. Old Dominion does it! Lieberman and co sink Louisiana Tech for A.I.A.W. title. Stanford's high achievers
Abstracts: Security interests, misbehavior, and common pools. Survival of the common law abuse of process tort in the face of a Noerr-Pennington defense
Abstracts: When does going to the doctor serve the public health? Medical monitoring response costs under CERCLA. Market forces and union decline: a response to Paul Weiler
Abstracts: Custodial engineering: cleaning up the scope of Miranda custody during coercive Terry stops. Prison cells, leg restraints, and "custodial interrogation": Miranda's role in crimes that occur in prison
Abstracts: The First Amendment and compulsory funding of student government political resolutions at state universities. Price fixing among elite colleges and universities
Abstracts: Fusion and the associational rights of minor political parties. Treaty-based rights and remedies of individuals
Abstracts: Alone together. Putting people back together. Diana's revenge
Abstracts: Interorganizational market exchange: critical issues for strategic market decision analysis. Environmental scanning for strategic control
Abstracts: Technological and spatial factors related to organizational communication structure. Using social learning theory to manage organizational performance
Abstracts: What happened to me: comedian Janeane Garofalo on speaking out, censorship, and being a fat kid. Marilyn Monroe: the last interview
Abstracts: European Union's directive will expand wage-earners' rights; the legislation has significant implications for U.S. companies with operations in Europe
Abstracts: The ethics of arbitration in the securities industry. The Canadian Defense Ethics Program and the "corporate model"
Abstracts: Yes: a threat to property rights. Navy accused of bungling murder case; gay rights groups criticize lenient plea agreement, secretive investigation
Abstracts: First-to-die life insurance: an analysis of ownership issues. Survivorship life insurance - a quantitative analysis
Abstracts: Investment cooking. How to start a cooking co-op: these neighbors did, and they got a lot more out of it than good food
Abstracts: New employment standards needed as meaning of diploma changes. Increase in executive hiring could indicate employment rebound
Abstracts: By the glass. The road less travelled: a Land Rover driving school in Vermont. A Vermont canoe trip
Abstracts: Road to mandoline. Paul Hobbs can go home again. On the road again: walking to the Pyrenees
Abstracts: Hunter education. High-tech hunter training.... The hunter: a guide's view. Meet the person who really knows what you're made of
Abstracts: Banking for health. Safe water - better health. Safe drugs for everyone
Abstracts: Money and environmental groups: how clean is 'green?'(Money, Politics and the Environment)(includes related information on contributors to the environmental movement)(Cover Story)
Abstracts: Lowering drug costs, improving care in Azerbaijan. Drug injection. A drug policy that bears fruit
Abstracts: Murder taints 'tolerant' campus. War-torn campus reopens. Killing time on the war campus
Abstracts: The man who knew better than Lineker. Imagine - the elder brother I never knew. Mother, I hardly knew you
Abstracts: Imperfect past, cloudy present, bright future. Bee's sticky end gives insight into the past. Poland's past bites back
Abstracts: The painful dilemma of who not to treat. A family sleeping on a wire. You look tired, doctor. How are you sleeping?
Abstracts: Positive or negative, life and love go on. Music, the food of love. Why snails love city gardens best
Abstracts: Stuck on the slow track to Europe. Britain's failure, or all Europe's? Out of the hinterland, into Europe
Abstracts: A real change of art. Gloves off, this is 'real people' TV. Rio and the real world
Abstracts: Campaigns urge gays to 'think pink' before voting. Glowing with health? Making old bones long before his time
Abstracts: Dogs and Aboriginal health in Australia. Sport sponsorship. Pharmacy self care in Australia
Abstracts: Shopping: a Vermont tradition. Shopping: complements to the chef. Shopping and dining on Milan's fashion avenues
Abstracts: Separate and equal: in a racially divided America, minorities have to empower their own futures. Funding equal justice: state commissions studying bias in courts hampered by budget constraints
Abstracts: Attitudes of primary care physicians toward corporal punishment. Ethnicity and attitudes toward patient autonomy
Abstracts: Use of a reservoir water quality model to simulate global climate change effects on fish habitat. The sensitivity of the water balance of a wet multilayer model pine canopy to variations in meteorological input
Abstracts: What's your line?; How not to turn a cleat into missile. Navigating to win. Stretching horizons
Abstracts: Assessing for abuse during pregnancy: severity and frequency of injuries and associated entry into prenatal care. part 2
Abstracts: The frequency of uniparental disomy in Prader-Willi syndrome: implications for molecular diagnosis. part 2 The diagnosis of Whipple's disease
Abstracts: "Cancer cost me my job." (employment discrimination against cancer patients; includes advice for preventing cancer-related job discrimination)(Special Report)
Abstracts: How to find your angels. Joy, hope, love ... learn to tap into your passions. Heartache in the palace: why the royals can't find love
Abstracts: Making a perfect fruit pie. Making a classic fruit cobbler. The perfect lemon meringue pie
Abstracts: A 66-year-old woman with toxic epidermal necrolysis and a fatal course. Initial management of ingestions of toxic substances
Abstracts: Club Med I: dedicated luxury, casual diving. Women and diving. Diving Wilson Rock: do you like a challenge?
Abstracts: All-American garden. in the garden: one gardener's almanac. in the garden: green thoughts
Abstracts: Ten years of orienting college students to careers in medicine. The science of the art of geriatric medicine
Abstracts: Minorities and representation: on corporate capital. Limiting racial gerrymandering: the future of black representation
Abstracts: Why don't some people complain? A cognitive-emotive process model of consumer complaint behavior. The reconciliation of humanism and positivism in the practice of consumer research: a view from the trenches
Abstracts: A theory of role stress in boundary spanning positions of marketing organizations. Interorganizational teams as boundary spanners between supplier and customer companies
Abstracts: Bureaucratic issues and environmental concerns: a review of the history of federal land ownership and management
Abstracts: The Supreme Court and coerced confessions: Arizona v. Fulminante in perspective. Back to the future: the Supreme Court's retroactivity jurisprudence
Abstracts: The last natural nuclear fission reactor. Idiotype/granulocyte-macrophage colony-stimulating factor fusion protein as a vaccine for B-cell lymphoma
Abstracts: How to turn a warmonger into a hero. Local hero: your community needs you. A working-class hero or Labout myth?
Abstracts: Life ends every Sunday morning. Welcome back, Dad. Hello, good morning and welcome back
Abstracts: A new editor? Now that's front-page news. A dust-brown city, half as old as time. But is she a 'New Yorker?' (Tina Brown, new editor of the magazine 'New Yorker' in 1992)
Abstracts: The case of the hidden agenda. Yes, Opus Dei does have a hidden agenda .... Hidden legacy of the fugitives from war
Abstracts: Heat, dust and a woman with a New York view. Dust, glory and hamburger fumes. Heat and dust cast a pall over ground zero
Abstracts: Give us this day our news on the hour. Beware the mechanics of modern adultery. Beware, Aunt Edna, if you give your all
Abstracts: Consciousness on the scientific agenda. The structure of consciousness. A guide to scientific products
Abstracts: The newer members of Congress don't always share their leaders' views on trade policy. Consequently, the future of 'fast-track' legislation is in doubt
Abstracts: Nurse Yourself Back to Health. Self-help yourself: words to live by, in 30 seconds or less. Brace yourself
Abstracts: The case for the urban fringe. European city networks: experiments in trans-national urban collaboration. Cities and the environment-is urban living sustainable?
Abstracts: Why the drug barons are talking green. Canada Tories steam into the deep blue water. June is blue and pigs are green
Abstracts: Your future starts here. Edinburgh Festival: the fun starts here. Consumer revolution starts here
Abstracts: A pack of three without the shame. Big beat clicks with Monte Carlo. What will we do without Carlo?
Abstracts: The secret of peak performance: learn how to go with the flow. 12 secrets of peak nutrition
Abstracts: Beware the steroid responsive nature of a pyrexial illness. Intensive care. OSHA develops pilot TB control guidelines; national standards for TB treatment could be next
Abstracts: A heated controversy. Smile, please. More controversy, please, we're Italian
Abstracts: Divinity and gender: a God for both sexes. The gender agenda. The gender unbenders
Abstracts: High and mighty: counter-tenors. The mighty fallen: Canada's family firms. The PEN is mighty
Abstracts: The visible man: the digital images of two dead people are beginning to help the living. Eating people is right
Abstracts: Finding their voice: telecommunications in Eastern Europe. In the middle of Mitteleuropa: Austria and Eastern Europe
Abstracts: Injecting sense into drug treatment. Wet and dry: Thailand. Thailand: sense about sex
Abstracts: The great environment divide. Defying big brother: Hong Kong's cultural evolution. Cultural divide
Abstracts: Mixing up South Africa: the lessons from America for desegregating South Africa's schools. Leaner times for business schools
Abstracts: Nuclear winter: pollution in Russia. Hong pong: chemical pollution. Let them eat pollution
Abstracts: Drift-nets for data. And now for the brother. Brussels v. big brother: data protection
Abstracts: Top of the news: satellite television. Now you're talking: cable television. Day of the dish: Japanese television
Abstracts: A Danish "yes.' (government helps fund telecommunications research) Finding their voice: telecommunications in Eastern Europe
Abstracts: Twin Peaks East: property in Asia. Oversold: East German property. Docklands east; Thai property
Abstracts: The drowned heart of Europe. The infected heart. Eat your heart out, Nintendo
Abstracts: Our Henry's suit. To each his own. Each man an island: television news
Abstracts: The great media exchange. Woody-frenzy: cinema. Re-regulation frenzy
Abstracts: To the letter. See it and live: letter from Naples. The Clinton letter
Abstracts: Clean at last: the Teamsters. Take a clean sheet of paper. Meet Mr. Clean
Abstracts: Inside the trap: Gaza Strip. Millions want to come: Western Europe says it cannot take many more immigrants. It may have to
Abstracts: Against sin. Up against it: Bank of Spain. Against the grain: Ukraine
Abstracts: An end and a beginning. In the beginning: was there a link between polio vaccines and HIV? Bold beginning
Abstracts: Not all he seemed: Germany. Playing catch-up. Catch as catch can
Abstracts: Consolidate or bust. When firms go bust. Bust today, back tomorrow: pre-packaged bankruptcies
Abstracts: Feeling mutual? Feeling bad: latex sensitivity. Feeling the strain: Bronfman companies
Abstracts: The sex business: animal husbandry. Beetle drives: animal behaviour. Chimps' choice: animal pharmacists
Abstracts: Water in California: wrong place. Wrong for Wright: the Guggenheim. Right holes, wrong provinces: Canadian mining
Abstracts: No longer the army's business. Army surplus. Divvying up the red menace: ex-Soviet army
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