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Articles in Mar 7, 1998 issue of Spectator, The

• Right to die in the rising sun
  by Casey, John
• Spot the engine
  by Judd, Alan
• Letters
• Letters
• Stop the exodus
  by Moore, Susan
• Greens and my kitchen
  by de Lisle, Leanda
• Our brown and pleasant land
  by McDonagh, Melanie
• real casualty in all this is not Mr Murdoch, The
  by Glover, Stephen
• Oscar effect, The
  by Steyn, Mark
• Down there with the best
  by Harman, Nicholas
• Money to burn
  by McEwen, John
• Think of your bank as a mother-in-law--why pop in if you can ring up?
  by Fildes, Christopher
• Life and art
  by Treadwell, James
• A damned ticklish question
  by Hitchings, Henry
• Portrait of the week
• Who cares any more?
  by Barnes, Simon
• Love and loss
  by Poesio, Giannandrea
• London school of Blairism
  by Hunt, Tristram
• Change for change's sake at radio four--and for Mr Boyle's
  by Glover, Stephen
• Crime and punishment
  by Tanner, Michael
• Not a very jolly lot
  by Crane, David
• Not embarrassing Peter (or Rupert)
  by Mirsky, Jonathan
• Mr Blair's variety of religious experience
  by Anderson, Bruce
• Princely pleasures
  by Gayford, Martin
• Spiritual grace
  by Gayford, Martin
• Catch it if you can
  by Tanner, Michael
• Gordon Brown could find that he has budgeted for a downturn
  by Anderson, Bruce
• threat from educated Islam, The
  by Casey, John
• Where are the snows of yesteryear?
  by Keates, Jonathan
• Singer not the song, The
  by Lebrecht, Norman
• Leave it to the Irish
  by Barnes, Simon
• Portrait of the week
• importance of being parsley, The
  by Rogers, Byron
• Dear Mary...
  by Killen, Mary
• Mind your language
  by Wordsworth, Dot
• federalist case, The
• France refuses to turn
  by Johnson, Douglas
• Opening the world
  by Mann, Sargy
• He was poor but he was honest
  by Lebrecht, Norman
• A doubtful head for heights
  by Scammell, William
• uncaring market, The
  by Rees-Mogg, William
• No longer boxed in
  by Howard, Sandra
• Portrait of the week
• Of rats and men
  by Linklater, Andro
• Mr Blair's budget
• A racing uncertainty
  by Oborne, Peter
• Diary
  by Collins, Joan
• Blowing in the wind
  by Wyatt, Petronella
• Great food, pity about the cooking
  by Paterson, Jennifer
• Mr Blair seeks la troisieme voie, but there are only two directions
  by Anderson, Bruce
• Imperial sleaze
  by Tanner, Michael
• Going to pot
  by Edworthy, Sarah
• Get a life, Chris
  by Delingpole, James
• Life after MI5
  by Shayler, David
• Change your habits
  by Vestey, Michael
• It makes you think
  by Lambirth, Andrew
• A proper, prancing pom
  by Rennie, David
• Weird, wacky, wonderful
  by Barrow, Andrew
• Splashing out
  by Fildes, Christopher
• Ancient & modern
  by Jones, Peter
• An unbuttoned cocktail party
  by Hillier, Bevis
• Robin, tacos and princesses
  by de Lisle, Leanda
• Backing losers
  by Fildes, Christopher
• Depraved, moronic, grotesque
  by Kimball, Roger
• Aitken case: Who is holding the scales of justice tilted?, The
  by Johnson, Paul
• Are you feeling lucky, Tony?
  by Steyn, Mark
• EasyJet and designer labels make Marxists of us all
  by Parris, Matthew
• They said it before, but let's hope Irish really spend more on the Indie now
  by Glover, Stephen
• Oak Room and the Ritz Hotel, The
  by Fingleton, David
• Double ton McCoy
  by Oakley, Robin
• A peripatetic partner
  by Rose, Kenneth
• PM falls out of luvvie
  by Gove, Michael
• Sabres and rose petals
  by Archer, Mark
• company she keeps, The
  by Brookner, Anita
• Crises without Israel
  by Sherman, Alfred
• A bigger splash
  by Berkmann, MArcus
• Doing bird
  by Morley, Sheridan
• Addendum
  by Fildes, Christopher
• Coming up smarter
  by Kavanagh, P J
• green girls, The
  by Berry, Jessica

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