Abstracts: School governors vs the Government. Tory grammar tests put on ice. Men of influence behind shift in educational values
Abstracts: Waltzing out of apartheid's long shadow. Whites vote 'to do the right thing.' (vote to abandon apartheid in South Africa)
Abstracts: A summit to help Major. Toying with the Maastricht puzzle. What the leaders of Europe agreed
Abstracts: Rebuilding Barratt. Hill's street news. Cut and thrust
Abstracts: An autumn sunrise or another false dawn? Give us a Budget that will end the recession. Lamont must heed calls to assist construction
Abstracts: Bonded-by-robot joints near perfection. Student robot achieves winning goals. Featherweight steel foam bonded to steel
Abstracts: A question of faith. NT reveals major jobs crisis. A good career move
Abstracts: Tried and tested. Team spirit. Improving patient nutrition through simple initiatives
Abstracts: Elegant party fixers slink away in shame. Even Andreotti can't escape. Struggle for the soul of Italy
Abstracts: 'Go away US, we don't want you.' (US aid to Somalia) Today's reluctant imperialists. US and UN at odds over Somalia
Abstracts: Alternative architecture. Architect of a revolution. The original enabler
Abstracts: Average policy size. 1991 sales results of the top insurers. 1991 lapse ratios on ordinary business
Abstracts: The circumcision decision. Little-known signs of heart attack. How to raise terrific teens
Abstracts: Whose loss is it? Foul forecasts. Not liable
Abstracts: Heroes without a clause. Discipline in the marketplace. Going for broke: so many people these days are declaring personal bankruptcy, even in the midst of an expanding economy. Are they doing it out of necessity or choice?
Abstracts: The 20 best retirement communities in America. The 20 top retirement communities in the U.S.A. The USA's 15 best continuing care retirement communities
Abstracts: Collapsed lungs and prohibitions to diving. Can freediving cause DCS? If the O2 doesn't get you the CO2 will
Abstracts: Why I won't use nitrox for recreational diving. Decompression & diving. Safe, successful commercial diving
Abstracts: Nitrox: miracle gas or double jeopardy? Naturally nitrox: an enriched vacation, Cayman style. Nitrox ban in the Caribbean
Abstracts: Manta photography: think big, get close. Shooting coral reef creatures. Shark photography is tricky business
Abstracts: Professional shooting techniques. Avoiding the 18 critical video mistakes. Techniques of video composition
Abstracts: SSA's Farmer T/Sports Top: stylish combinations for warm water diving. The Buddy Phone: the ultimate in underwater communications
Abstracts: What divers should know about bone health. The real scoop on liquid diets. Scuba fitness: diving and ergogenic aids
Abstracts: Florida Keys: shallow reefs and wrecks provide a rich resource for snorkelers and fishwatchers. Hurricane Andrew spares the Florida keys; America's most magnificent coral reefs escape damage
Abstracts: Provo's turtle cove. Baskin in the sun: paradise found on Tortola, BVI. Posada del Sol: dedicated dive excellence above and below
Abstracts: Turneffe Island Lodge: your own private atoll in Belize. Belize's new Turneffe Island Lodge
Abstracts: Dive Paradise Cozumel: big boats, small groups and a tenth anniversary celebration. Three jewels in the Cozumel crown
Abstracts: Captain Slate's scuba career institute: YMCA instructor training in the fabulous Florida Keys. Captain Slate's Atlantis Dive Center: how to photograph a fish feeding fanatic in the fabulous Florida Keys
Abstracts: Sand Dollar Condominium and Beach Club: Bonaire's state-of-the-art dive resort. Bonaire: the Caribbean's premier destination for consistent diving excellence
Abstracts: Assumptions about unmeasured variables with studies of reciprocal relationships: the case of employee attitudes
Abstracts: Informed players know the score. Spread the word. Banking on more consistent lines
Abstracts: The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art breaks new ground by mounting an exhibition of work by four Bay Area designers: Cronan, Manwaring, Reis and Vanderbyl (Michael Cronan, Michael Manwaring, Gerald Reis and Michael Vanderbyl)
Abstracts: Vote for the love of chaos. Chaos reigns in Ottawa, realm of hubris. Lucien, Bob Dole and the gift of the Mighty Ducks
Abstracts: Evaluating one's own skills. Strategic Study: Phase 3. Enter the design-brief manager: a new course at the IoAAS concentrates on the need for greater management of the briefing process between clients and design teams
Abstracts: Passive solar offices: integrated design. Two become one. Building offices over the dock
Abstracts: UN dances to Washington's tune. US troops help stem Somalia'a hunger. US and UN at odds over Somalia
Abstracts: Letter smooths the way on Bosnia talks. A fig leaf for Major. Major wants tough, swift response if Serbs attack: Britain gives ground on Security Council resolution to enforce Bosnian no-fly zone
Abstracts: Lines on map sweep away Muslim villages. UN failure gives Serbs propaganda coup. The outlawed, tinpot republic that is rich in Serbian dreams
Abstracts: Taiwan vote marks watershed for democracy. Peking's foe triumphs in Taiwan poll. China warns US off Taiwan test site
Abstracts: Guns and religion drive the intifida. 'Pioneers' armed with Bible and bulldozer. Anger blossoms in Lebanese field of flowers
Abstracts: Syria softens stance on Iraq to end honeymoon with US. Syria and Israel warn of brutal war in Lebanon. Fear over Syria may hold up Lebanon poll
Abstracts: The Sheila syndrome. Jean Chretien-in-waiting. Getting specific: with his unruly party divided, Jean Chretien prepares to outline is policy options
Abstracts: 'It's never enough:' in a candid interview, the prime minister defends his government's record. Questions of leadership: Jean Chretien looks to the next election
Abstracts: The gospel according to Martin: no flat tax. Memo to Paul Martin: it's jobs, jobs, jobs! The only revolution that can save Canada
Abstracts: Neonatal testosterone augmentation increases juvenile play fighting but does not influence the adult dominance relationships of male rats
Abstracts: Pregrouping aggression and defense scores influences alcohol consumption for dominant and subordinate rats in visible burrow systems
Abstracts: Do unto others...: Clinton's human-rights thrust abroad takes shape. President Clinton
Abstracts: First blood: Khmer Rouge backs off from government attacks. Uninvited guest: Khmer Rouge role overshadows new government
Abstracts: Rebels without a cause: Khmer Rouge now fighting for survival. Not so secret agenda
Abstracts: Tangled web; cracking of alleged spy ring shakes opposition. Counting the cost: Daewoo chief opts out of presidential race
Abstracts: Up and running. Lee's challenge. Parting of the ways
Abstracts: On the edge; speaker's election shows KMY's grip is slipping. Cashing in
Abstracts: Lees give way: Prime Minister Goh consolidates his power. Crack in the cabinet: Premier differs with Lee Kuan Yew
Abstracts: Lust for steel: China's building craze fuels metals imports. It's all go in the south
Abstracts: The nuclear option. Foreign favorites. China's oil shock
Abstracts: Wanted: a new clean image. Building blocks? Election impact
Abstracts: Tampering with the Nikkei. Straitjacket for loosening: Japan opts for cautious fiscal policy. Out of the rubble
Abstracts: Dr. Hooks heats up the 83rd NAACP Convention and bids farewell. DuBois postal stamp is third for NAACP
Abstracts: Bearing arms: Russia poised to sell weapons in Asean. Forging stronger links: Asean moves closer to formalising security ties
Abstracts: A turn for the worse: government and opposition grow farther apart. Behind the mask: junta seeks foreign acceptance, local acquiescence
Abstracts: Polishing the cabinet: political debts, army sensitivity shape Chuan's line-up. Services rendered: prime minister tackles party claims for ministries
Abstracts: Back to grassroots. The enforcers take over. Conservative choice: technocrats take top cabinet economic posts
Abstracts: The Tibetan gambit. Eleventh coming: designation of Panchen Lama stirs a storm. God child; young Spanish boy assumes the yoke of celebrated Tibetan lama
Abstracts: Prince of patronage: shares row spotlights controversial Indian leader. A Malaysian who dared sue a king
Abstracts: State of seige: Mahathir tightens squeeze on 'dissident' Sabah. The language lobby: Mahathir in clash over use of Malay
Abstracts: Traveller's tales. part 5
Abstracts: Fly in the ointment. Dogfight over Asia. Shake-up in the air
Abstracts: Spat in the supermarket. If you can't beat 'em: Europe tries softer approach to Asian business. Deep pockets: IMF wants to tap Asia's central banks
Abstracts: Actions, not words: EC warns Japan to open markets. Strait talking: U.S. fires verbal salvoes, Asia keeps largely mum
Abstracts: Textiles: foot in the door. A new deal: European union increases quotas for Asian exporters. Seeing eye-to-eye: the European union and Japan embark on a new era
Abstracts: Chips with everything: Japan may lose in debate over managed trade. Yen on top: dollar and Deutschemark retreat from Japan
Abstracts: Told you so. Slight slowdown. Great expectations
Abstracts: Built for speed. Goodbye to fading faxes. Software valley
Abstracts: Russian Congress, Yeltsin in political deal; Gaidar dropped, Chernomyrdin becomes president. Yeltsin humiliated, enemies emboldened
Abstracts: The 1998 harvest report. Good as gold. 1992 harvest: topsy-turvy in Europe; big crop in California
Abstracts: Burgundy's new generation. The original Chardonnay. Rain swamps Bordeaux again; Medoc vintage compared to '87
Abstracts: For the end of summer: Beaujolais offers fruity reds from 1995 and '96. '92 Nouveau offers little excitement despite the hype
Abstracts: Promises, promises: Germany's 1994 Rieslings are very good, but don't live up to their advance billing. Record prices set in Germany
Abstracts: Winemaking, terroir and Pinot Noir. Oregon's hometown hospitality and Pinot Noir. Oregon rolls out the Pinot
Abstracts: The rambling reporter. 1994s are best yet. Chardonnays built for the cellar
Abstracts: Vanity Fair's 1996 hall of fame. Vanity Fair's 1995 hall of fame. A few good women: Vanity Fair's 1992 Hall of Fame
Abstracts: Smear tactics: after years of half-baked sun protection, the blockbusters have arrived. Fruit juice
Abstracts: Multi-disciplinary courses for construction professionals recommended in CIC report. DoE civil servant replaces Arcuk EC representative in tussle over future of architectural education
Abstracts: It takes imagination. After six decades of thinking big, what next in Russia? Why society should be high on the architect's agenda; Arcuk's education policy is long overdue
Abstracts: How architects can promote their services. The importance of marketing. Extending market reach
Abstracts: How to use the SFA/92. Prime Cost Contract update. The powers of architects
Abstracts: Low-energy housing design. Housing asssociation allocations to be linked to energy labelling. Airtight additions to the campus
Abstracts: Product review
Abstracts: Transforming knowledge into know-how. Why solicitors are joining the TA. Out of the lecture hall, into the practice
Abstracts: Participation and productivity: a comparison of worker cooperatives and conventional firms in the plywood industry
Abstracts: Insurance, adverse selection, and cream-skimming. Optimal capital structure in agency relationships. Incentives for conservation and quality-improvement by public utilities
Abstracts: Theory and misbehavior of first-price auctions: comment. Theory and misbehavior in first-price auctions: comment
Abstracts: Theory and misbehavior of first-price auctions: comment. Theory and misbehavior of first-price auctions: reply
Abstracts: New York State acts to relieve growing network congestion. Solid-state transfer: speed alone won't solve power-quality problems
Abstracts: Off the cuff. part 2 Off the Cuff
Abstracts: Encounter space. Reusable launch vehicles. Catch a lift on Energia
Abstracts: Creating a spacefaring civilization. part 3
Abstracts: Russian Congress, Yeltsin in political deal; Gaidar dropped, Chernomyrdin becomes president. part 2 Gaidar becomes Yeltsin advisor
Abstracts: Senate confirms Clinton cabinet nominees: Bentsen, Aspin, Christopher approved. Clinton draws economic team from Congress, Wall Street; Bentsen, Panetta, Rubin, Altman tapped
Abstracts: Asymptomatic ventricular arrhythmias in healthy persons: smoke or smoke screen? Prognostic implications of asymptomatic ventricular arrhythmias: the Framingham Heart Study
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