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Articles in Dec 12, 1999 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• Hunt for big white whale has turned into a white elephant
  by David Stenhouse
• Future EU role is now in doubt
  by Benedict Brogan
• Spiritual movement protests against Beijing's 'suppression'
  by Mishi Saran
• Blockbuster
  by Pat Kane
• Small Change
  by Teresa Hunter
• French bid gets backing of UB; EU economy on rise; Web pact
• Quadstone build up executive team
  by Kenny Kemp
• HIE 'vandalising' Cairngorms
• Hitting back at Cardinal attack
• Counter blast
  by Brian McNair
• Offering hope to mums and their children
  by Kathleen Nutt
• All square as inseparables enjoy luck of the draw
  by Simon Pia at Easter Road
• life
• No Headline Present
  by Grant Robbins
• Burned by southern exposure
  by Richard Bath
• Turner takes lead Down Under
  by Mike Haggerty
• From the baddest to saddest man on the planet
  by Richard Bath
• Investment is as safe as houses
• Half pipe dreams come true
  by richard moore
• No Headline Present
  by Damien love
• United board fail to fend off Change
  by Philip Dorward
• Group of death awaits England
  by Micheal Grant
• First class look at the Second City
  by George Kerevan
• In the news
• Demonstrators tear-gassed as Zimbabwe police ignore a High Court
  by Michael Hartnack
• Jury still out on law firm links
  by Ian Fraser
• CGU to pitch bargain deals on internet
  by Sharon Ward
• A familiar face returns to see in the New Year on STV
• It won't be long until we're waving goodbye-a to Hiya!
  by Peter Ross
• Education robbed to save Hampden
  by Neil Mackay
• Welcome to Nokiaworld; 'Anyone got a mobile phone?' Eight small hands
  by Tim Lusher
• Stop testing our tolerance, Donald
• Child road safety scheme under attack
  by torcuil Crichton
• Alone or a loan, Ritchie's immediate future set to be decided
  by Alex Gordon
• War
• power
• Heavy petting from the Boys
  by Nicky Agate
• Higgins heads for top in Shanghai
  by David Hendon
• No Headline Present
  by Art Spender
• fullybooked
  by Richard Bath
• Sticking up for the lowly
  by Cameron McNeish
• Simply relax and feel at home
  by Claire Prentice
• How will we rememberthe nineties?
  by Peter ross
• TRAVEL BLUES FOR RANGERS
  by Michael Grant
• Digging in the dirt of life
• down periscope: the week that was
• Dictatorship may outlive Tudjman
  by Dragutin Hedl
• Weak Dewar 'damaging Holyrood'
  by Douglas Fraser
• Leading small businesses through the weird and wired world of e-
  by Darran Garner
• Seeking the spirit of transformation
  by Alf Young
• News in Brief
• Animal rebels linked to bank bomb
  by Neil Mackay
• Drive to end sex bias in golf clubs
  by Lucy Adamson
• Police haul reveals huge rise in child porn on net
  by Neil MAckay
• Report shows massive growth of credit unions in the Central Belt
  by Sarah-Kate Templeton
• Pars on course for top flight
  by Rehman Mohammed at Cappielow
• Loss
• Tooled up
  by Sean Hignett presents his Christmas wish list
• Croatian crisis may put Scots ahead of the game; Break-up of national
  by Dominic O'Reilly
• Making a pitch for the funding needed to go that extra length
  by Fraser Mackenzie
• Edinburgh ready to rock the Giants for final place
  by Mark Woods
• fullybooked
  by Michael Grant
• thebeatgoeson
  by Tony Lenehen
• drams and Drama
  by Graeme Virtue
• Less is more
  by Jonathan Wilson
• Double vision could mean half the pressure on referees
  by Simon Pia
• losing control: six months of donald's gaffes
• Simply Dread
• Barak needs to scale Golan Heights for a Syrian settlement
  by trevor Royle
• Shifting markets mean mid-tier firms can cash in
• Bridging the building gap
  by Steve Wilson
• Gannett misjudges serve
  by Kenny Kemp
• Mowlam ordered bugging of Gerry Adams' car
  by Neil MacKay
• Why does it always rain on us?
  by Peter Ross
• New fears over poison in breast milk
  by Rob Edwards
• The Sunday Herald Online
  by Tim Abrahams
• Yak shortage means no tax back for builders
  by Sarah-Kate Templeton
• Eight reasons for Brechin joy
  by Michael McGrath
• people
• wicker scran
  by Peter Ross

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