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Articles in Nov 9, 2003 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• Shot Down In Flames; With troops engaged in Iraq in the wake of
  by Trevor Royle
• Top athletes might think they are competing on the right side of the
  by Natasha Woods
• Highland bounty; From the lush West Coast to the wilds of
  by Jennie Macfie
• Bush faces down Iraq backlash; The President set out his election
  by Trevor Royle
• Is repayments ripple calm before storm?; Mortgage borrowers might
  by Teresa Hunter
• Green takes Hunter to (pounds) 2bn in deals
• Finance needs to raise sights
  by Ian Fraser
• Literary star-maker who overcame personal tragedy
• Passion Thriller
  by Iain Morrison at Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane
• American Eye Just out in the US
• THE TROUBLE WITH GLASGOW
  by Torcuil Crichton
• Scotland's new celebrity fan club used to sell country; Pop world's
  by Jenifer Johnston
• Labour truce is fragile, say MPs
  by James Cusick
• Shinty: Glenorchy stun Camanachd
• Deals of the week
• Diageo defends plan to 'adulterate' single malt
  by Ian Fraser
• Bush may be steeling himself for trade war
• MacQueen on Japanese wish list
• Mission impossible
• MTV: neds bad, gangstas good?
• Makel makes sure as struggling Jags wilt
  by Alan Campbell at The City Stadium
• Adams rocks back in anger
  by Graeme Virtue
• PLAYERS & PARTNERS
• Prize-game complaintsalmost double in a year; Watchdog refuses to act
  by Jenifer Johnston
• LETTERS TO THE SPORTS EDITOR
• Moving up a Greer; He wasn't good enough for Graeme Souness, but
  by Stewart Fisher
• Pic of the week
• Money week; Next week
• Coming up this week
• Independent visionary whoenjoys working with Oracle; Darran Gardner
  by Darran Gardner
• Trouble And Strife; Magin McKenna explains why the secret of a long
  by Magin McKenna
• Through a glass starkly
  by Catriona Black
• Spammers slip though new EU legal net
  by Iain S Bruce
• Rowling joins campaign to end inferior MS care in Scotland
  by Sarah-Kate Templeton
• Dons in critical condition, but still hopeful of recovery; Natasha
  by Natasha Woods
• Look after pennies and points look after themselves; Partick are
  by Alan Campbell
• queer eye for the straight guy uk; Currently sweeping America, the
• Not brilliant news for savers, but it's a start
• On top of the world well, almost
• Why paying for advice must be more than an act of faith
  by Christopher McGill
• Why we are all victims of a growing anti-life consensus; Archbishop
  by Archbishop Mario Conti
• O'Neill accuses Anderlecht coach of disrespect
  by Stewart Fisher
• Hysterical glamour
  by David Keenan
• Store giants fail to cut pesticides in our food; Nearly half the
  by Rob Edwards
• Millionairess Ann Gloag pleads for public money for estate's upkeep;
  by Alan Crawford
• Conti: contraception advice encourages teenage sex
  by Mona McAlinden
• No; He would be missed, but it is high time Colin Montgomerie quit,
  by Alan Campbell
• Gorgeous body moisturisers
  by Rohese Taylor
• Cloud hangs over Murdoch
  by Bill Magee
• Watchdog on the scent of endowment subterfuge; Endowments are next in
  by Teresa Hunter
• IT sector must adapt to survive outsourcing threat
  by Ken Symon
• Leith Agency reaches UK top 10
  by Ian Fraser
• Richard E Grant's emergence as the ninth Doctor Who - albeit in
  by Edd McCracken
• End of an era as the Iron Man bows out
  by IAIN MORRISON
• Dexy's keep on running
  by Graeme Virtue
• 'I was going to say 'Jack's a pragmatist', but that's to impute to
  by Political Editor
• Couple beaten and shot
  by Jenifer Johnston
• Heart lands; Alan Campbell hears manager Craig Levein being
  by Alan Campbell
• Travelling man Van Der Vaart on an upwardly mobile route; Michael
  by Michael Grant
• most wanted
• Seeing red at MTV awards MTV AWARDS
  by Alan Taylor
• Capital investment boosts Texstyle World reincarnation
  by Ian Fraser
• Platform for change?; Could setting up yet another layer of
  by Ian Fraser
• women on form
• The death of Trust; Scientists, politicians, financiers, doctors,
  by Iain Mcwhirter
• OUT OF THIS WORLD; Iain Morrison reports from Brisbane as Scotland
  by Iain Morrison
• Lies, camera, action
  by Andrew Burnet
• Diesel power revs up the MTV party
  by Edd McCracken
• Fears for Catholic shared campuses
  by Stephen Naysmith
• Red Cross to quit Iraq as toll from attacks mounts
  by From Richard Waddington in Geneva
• Braving life at the coal face
  by Cameron McNeish
• Helen Mirren's magnificent portrayal of Jane Tennison has such depth
  by Damien Love
• Dozens killed in terrorist blasts at Riyadh compound
  by From Dominic Evans in Riyadh andDavid Pratt, Foreign Editor
• BUSINESS DIARY; A few morsels from the great and not so good
• Mone predicts bounce back
• War-zone safety trust is fitting tribute to fearless Peck
  by David Pratt
• Readers'views
• McCall cries foul over lack of sportsmanship in the capital
  by Stewart Fisher at Easter Road
• Thighs
  by GRAEME VIRTUE
• THE PHONEY TRUCE : They might be all smiles now but the rift between
  by James Cusick

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