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Articles in Dec 19-Dec 26, 1998 issue of Spectator, The

• Lost and found department
  by Stannard, Martin
• Much beauty, much money
  by Forbes, Alastair
• I hereby announce a u-turn
  by Stelzer, Irwin
• Newspaper wars in Zimbabwe may prove dangerous
  by Glover, Stephen
• Prime minister without a past
  by Trevor-Roper, Hugh
• Recent poetry on tape
  by Levi, Peter
• Peace (and power) on earth
• How to make friends and influence people
  by Sherman, Alfred
• Disturbed by Eurostar
  by Horne, Alistair
• Mr Blair's Italian job
  by Jackson, Robert
• I have succumbed
  by Gayford, Martin
• Mind your language
  by Wordsworth, Dot
• When we had no bananas
  by Harman, Nicholas
• Here's to you, Mrs Robinson--yet again
  by Armstrong, C D C
• By all means criticise
  by Massie, Allan
• Blairs, The
  by Heath, Michael
• When the subject is Mr Hague, left-wingers and snobs unite
  by Glover, Stephen
• Th truth about mummies and sewers
  by Joll, Evelyn
• Dinner dates
  by Taki
• Tony Blair, gives a new lease of life to the old jibe, 'Perfide Albion'
  by Johnson, Paul
• Life isn't fair
  by de Lisle, Leanda
• Portrait of the week
• Russia and its rockets
  by Matthews, Owen
• Keep on listening
  by Vestey, Michael
• Letters
• Stepping into his ancestors' genes
  by Roberts, Andrew
• So tall a man
  by Fields, Christopher
• A great pioneer
  by Vestey, Michael
• Scarlet and gold
  by de Lisle, Leanda
• Diary
  by Sands, Sarah
• Making merry in Moscow
  by Crawley, Harriet
• A choice of humorous books
  by Ingrams, Richard
• Discos for a song
  by Judd, Alan
• Power play
  by Wyatt, Petronella
• War in the city...
  by Fields, Christopher
• Hunt-balled out
  by de Lisle, Leanda
• Hands off
  by Wyatt, Petronella
• Journey into the unknown
  by Gayford, Martin
• A programme to die for
  by Steyn, Mark
• Nothing doing
  by Steyn, Mark
• How Oscar's selfishness would have coloured a London winter
  by Parris, Matthew
• Devotion to work
  by Kimball, Roger
• Shrink-proof material
  by Rose, Kenneth
• His soul goes marchng on
  by Carlson, Michael
• Robert Cranborne is sand in both leaders' shoes
  by Anderson, Bruce
• Food
  by Paterson, Jennifer
• Ripping yarn
  by Delingpole, James
• Ancient & modern
  by Jones, Peter
• Diary
  by Moore, Charles
• How South African judges undermined the rule of law in Britain
  by Anderson, Bruce
• Let us have more fountains to raise our parched spirits
  by Johnson, Paul
• Pinter power
  by Morley, Sheridan
• secret of Rudolph's red nose, The
  by Rogers, Byron
• Enigmatic genius
  by Eyres, Harry
• Don't know, don't care
  by Vestey, Michael
• Tax and spin in Euroland
  by Simon, Sion
• Second opinion
  by Dalrymple, Theodore
• Keep off the blood-sucking
  by Poesio, Giannandrea
• Cult figures
  by Holloway, Robin
• Diary
  by Anderson, Digby
• Small change
  by Barnes, Simon
• God bless us, every one
  by Waugh, Auberon
• Two ladies lost in the mist
  by Sumption, Jonathan
• Mr Big? Mr Clever, actually
  by Simon, Sion
• Biting the hand that rarely paid for lunch
  by Raphael, Frederic
• I'm not sure dear old Max would want to face this new challenge
  by Glover, Stephen
• More Cherihews
  by Michie, James
• Worthy winner
  by Oakley, Robin
• Christmas classics
  by Steyn, Mark
• Magical journey
  by Carnegy, Patrick
• tories' selfish gene, The
• Below the salt
  by Barnes, Simon
• burden of the song, The
  by Christiansen, Rupert
• Blighted vision of the future
  by Koltai, Ralph
• Surprise pleasures
  by Lambirth, Andrew
• Currying favour
  by Amory, Edward Heathcoat
• Subversive approach
  by Poesio, Giannandrea
• What the father of history would have made of this story
  by Jones, Peter
• unexpected Ted, The
  by Cotton, Max
• Holding the ring
  by Mallinson, Allan

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