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Articles in Jan 28, 2001 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• Portraits of the artists VISUAL ART Narcissus: 20th Century
  by Jack Mottram
• Tiny Waves, Mighty Sea Future Pilot AKA (Geographic) HHHH
  by Hamish Brown
• Bush ignores concern over missile shield
  by From Robert Burns in Washington
• Most wanted
  by Catherine Bromley
• A soldier, a statesman and a showman but mostly a soldier
  by James Boyle
• Mitchell proves to be deciding factor
  by John Robertsonat Rugby Park
• Hail CALA for Aitken
• Maximum break-horsepower; With its new 147 Alfa Romeo is set to
  by Allan Donald
• Skeete shoots ahead to beat famous rivals
  by Steven Downs
• Fit-again Quinn ready to return to the ring with no protection
  by Brian Donald
• Rangers boost as midfield maestro returns
  by Natasha Woods
• Scenes that aren't always anecdotal
  by Reviewed by Alan Taylor
• MMR truth must be found
• Curse of the Dark Prince
  by James Cusick
• Gordon Bulloch on Italy
  by Gordon Bulloch
• Break for the Borders
  by Jim Delahunt
• Californians forced into energy crisis overtime
  by From Ros Davidson
• mad max: beyond the thunderbox
  by Alan Taylor
• Glands row is a threat to research, say medics
  by Kathleen Nutt
• Cancer wonder drug could become 21st century heroin
  by Neil Mackay
• ONE EYE ON THE FUTURE
  by Michael Grant
• Star wars in world of real estate; Property developers seek to sell
  by Stephen Naysmith
• PO gets ready to say hello but it will give its fans more than just a
  by Ian Lyall
• Repay your bills or you could face the naked truth
  by Teresa Hunter
• That's the way to do it
  by Alastair Guild
• Academia's rebel yell forced to look back for anger; Students may be
  by Carl MacDougall
• He doesn't sell trousers, but he is a load of pants; CELTIC
  by David Keenan
• talkies
• Love Detective Arab Strap (Chemikal Underground) HHHH
  by Simon Stuart
• Mandelson: I'm not guilty and I'll be back
  by Douglas Fraser
• loaded
  by Words: Neil Mackay Photographs: Scott Houston
• At home with Mr and Mrs write; They've been married for 40 years and,
  by Andrew Billen
• Losing battle to the power of 10
  by Ally McRoberts
• SOFTWARE SUCCEEDS ON HARD ROAD TO THE TOP
• Eleven angry men; Just when you thought it was safe to go back to
  by Tom Shields
• Campese's trying times; The disillusionment of rugby great David
  by Billy Adams
• Western have a saviour in Westcoast
  by Hockey
• Early strike settles cup nerves
  by David McDiarmid
• Clubs fear Sky's the limit; The pay-per-view revolution comes to
  by Natasha Woods
• Barren tales no match for Austen
  by Reviewed by Melanie McDonagh
• lifelines
• french coach: bernard laporte
• why old scars will not heal
  by Douglas Fraser
• The Style council
  by Gordon Bulloch
• Mark Woods with the New York Giants in Tampa
  by Mark Woods
• wisewords
• St Andrews staff and students told: 'No gossip about the prince'
  by James Hamilton
• Mood indigo
  by Words: Gary Buchanan Photographs: Tony Stone
• lion Hearted
  by Peter bills
• Mir set for fiery funeral as burial ship docks
  by From Anatoly Vereshchyagin
• Gordon Bulloch on Scotland
  by Gordon Bulloch
• Why Scotia's demise may yet provide a boost for biotech
  by Darran Gardner
• Telecoms bid to stop the market rot
  by Darran Gardner
• moviemonologue chris o'donnell on vertical limit
• American eye: just out in the US
• dido who? She's the singer-songwriter from Islington whose career is
  by Phil Sutcliffe
• A message to new readers from the editor
• Donald made Scotland a richer place in his fight against poverty; In
  by Brian Fitzpatrick
• It's stranger than fiction, but not half as much fun; As Bonnie
  by Trevor Royle
• Fund managers prepare to grill BT as concerns rise over restructuring
  by Ian Fraser
• McLaren branches out with new software
  by Darran Gardner
• Howarth gets clinical as Muir cut through quality Heriots
  by Dave Hammond
• The wow factor in Capriati's comeback; Eleanor Preston reports from
  by Eleanor Preston
• It's time to earn your Spurs elsewhere Sol
  by Alan Campbell
• The home of Ma Broon says farewell to its favourite son; Sunday Post
  by Juliette Garside
• All's fair in love, war and gossip
  by Homestead
• Can Blair stand heat with Mandy out of the kitchen?
  by Iain
• 'I have a dream for a fairer Scotland'
  by Torquil Crichton
• A revolution in the bed; It changed sex forever, kick-started
• It's Business as usual as See More goes for Gold Cup
  by Sinclair Divine
• Holocaust Day is no time to split hairs over genocide
  by Trevor Royle
• Salmon legislation could go down hook, line and sinker
  by Jon Gibb
• Flame thrilled
• Middle-man role for Foulkes
  by Torcuil Crichton
• Imperfect 10
  by Graham Clutton
• Gordon Bulloch on England
  by Gordon Bulloch
• Fairy tale ending for Scotland's countess
  by James Hamilton
• Scottish Enterprise's space mission behind schedule and in danger of
  by Steve Wilson
• Taking a punt on company fortunes
  by Teresa Hunter
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