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Articles in Nov 21, 1999 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• Threat to school music lessons
  by Lucy Adamson
• Capital gets tough on speeders
  by Douglas Fraser
• Woman killed in diving accident
  by James Hamilton
• Hi-tech focus plan for 3i
  by Ian Fraser
• Selling the euro by keeping our pound
  by grant baird
• Burchill and Doyle and the secret of award-winning recipes for bad
  by Lucy Adamson
• No Headline Present
  by Andy Walker
• 'Soft' cash poses hard questions
  by Roberta Harrington
• Justice system fails Kilmarnock
  by Ron McKay
• The luck of O'Leary keeps Leeds in the title race
• McDiarmid ready for Norse invasion
  by Roger Binnie
• Final triumph on the cards as Makinen bids to conquer Britain
  by jim McGill
• Holder Gourlay set for final flurry
  by gordon dunwoodie
• soundbites
• Secret Laughter of Women
  by Brian Logan
• Let your house do the work
• Exercise, gym, but not as we knew it
  by Vicky Riddel
• Criminal calling
  by gavin martin
• No toast, just noodles
  by nicky agate
• Witchcraft in the bedroom
• bookscritics choice
• books children's
• How will we remember the nineties?; No.39: On-line book-buying
  by Barry Didcock
• Bitter blow for Gulf War veteran fighting British Army for justice
  by Sarah-Kate Templeton
• Games companies have important part to play in taking Tayside into
  by Darran Gardner meets the 'virtual team' backing Dundee's fledgling
• Politicians fail on green poll
  by Rob Edwards
• up periscope: the week ahead
• Getting your fair share from a takeover
  by Teresa Hunter
• BoS defends IT plans for NatWest
  by Ian Fraser
• Profits are calling loud and clear but for how long?
  by alf
• Narrow margins the norm in a day of few upsets or surprises
• McCulloch strikes, Banger explodes, Motherwell take the points
  by Simon Pia
• Yardley strike seals the spoils of victory for sluggish Saints
  by Jack Keane
• Fame can be a nightmare in the Theatre of Dreams
  by Grant Robbins
• A prayer for the trying
  by Michael Grant at Tynecastle
• Captain combativecould do it his way
  by grant robbins
• 'Proxy Scots' show the way forward
  by Richard Giulianotti
• After 30 years, peace will finally descend on Britain
  by iain
• The Sounds of ScienceBeastie Boys (Capitol) HHHH
  by peter ross
• oddson
  by Ed
• Enabling with sailing
  by fiona holland
• The hooligan with an eye to the future
  by kurt anderson
• Boundaries of paedophilia are not so clear-cut
  by Denise Mina
• PUBLISHERS WHO GRASPED THE THISTLE
• celebrity choice
  by Stuart David
• get fleeced
  by Fashion: Linny Oliphant Photography: Chris Blott
• Leading role for Prestwick after air traffic control centre
  by Kathleen Nutt
• Government cash saves historic Gaelic archives
  by Torcuil Crichton
• Sinn Fein leader fails to pledge arms handover
  by Ed Moloney
• THE LIAR AND; A NIGHTMAYOR
  by Iain Watson
• Blobby lined up to meet bar-dwelling body doubles
• AppsCo win #10m deal with Microsoft
  by Darran Gardner
• First Choice launches new travel shops in bid for high street top
  by Darran Gardner
• Munday afternoon efforts rewarded with away prey
  by Alex Gordon
• County hit-man Holmes in on goal to stir things up at the top
• Dutch masters leading Arsenal renaissance
  by Stephen Morrissey
• No Headline Present
  by Michael Grant
• Courting success
  by alan
• Hamilton a hero despite injury
  by myles hodgson
• Many are called but only the chosen few find fame and fortune
  by Eddie Gibb
• McBond fries again
  by leslie felpirin
• Give Santa a helping hand
  by Helen Tochel
• wisewords
• No need to suffer in silence
  by susan flockhart
• Get back to the lab, lads
  by neil cooper
• Truly, Maddy, deeply
  by Andrew Billen
• Log on and move in
• celebrity choice
  by Irvine Welsh
• Still no answers
  by Eddie Gibb
• Scotland's favourite buildings
  by Lucy Adamson
• Scots tremble as Wolff howls
  by Kathleen Nutt
• New information laws for Scotland
  by Douglas Fraser
• THE LIAR AND; A NIGHTMAYOR
  by Iain Watson
• Repo rates unlikely to rise before end of the year
• German telecoms giant to fight hostile bid
  by Kenny Kemp
• Taking stock of strife in small firms
  by Ian Fraser
• Reivers study French brawl video
  by David Kelso
• Double act is just too much
  by William Dick
• Defence on Song goes long way to sinking Sunderland
  by Mark Gates
• Roma weren't rebuilt in a day but Robson has less time to fortify
  by Simon Pia

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