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Articles in Nov 30, 2003, issue of Independent on Sunday, The

• The Loop: That smells fishy (or rather, cheesy)
• Shareholder turns heat on DFS, HIT and AB Foods
  by Abigail Townsend
• Telecoms: From regulator to rivals and undercover reporters ...
  by Clayton Hirst
• Ask Sindie: Worst of both worlds for a Brit in la belle France
• Get me on the gravy train - and make it a first-class ticket
  by Hermione Eyre
• Is that Sylvie Guillem twiddling her thumbs in the corner?
  by Jenny Gilbert
• Classical: Good dry run. Now for the Coliseum...
  by Anna Picard
• DISCSETC: DVD & VIDEO - ARNIE'S BACK HHHII Terminator 3 DVD/VHS
  by Nicholas Barber
• DISCSETC: MUSIC CD- DISCOVERY REMIXED HHHII Daft Punk Daft Club
  by Laurence Phelan
• THE SUNDAY POEM: The Hill
  by Nadine Brummer
• Lucky Bag
• Football: Milner supplies good news from the East
  by Steve Tongue at The Valley
• Football: Three-way fight enriched by Chelsea
  by STEVE TONGUE
• Football: From Treble to troubles for McLeish
  by PHIL GORDON
• Rugby League: Success will not have a code-breaking effect
  by DAVE HADFIELD Rugby League correspondent
• Cricket: Giles reaches his turning point
  by ANGUS FRASER in Galle
• Cricket: West Indies level series
• Him Indoors: My home is like a girlfriend - and I'm cheating on her
  by Simon Carr
• FASHION: BOLD IS BEAUTIFUL
• Preview: Band on the run
  by Charlotte O'Sullivan
• SPEAKER'S CORNER: Why do so many people have children when they are
  by Tania Glyde
• LONDON LOST: Too much of a good thing
  by Roz Byam Shaw
• Festive days out: Spice up the shopping. Here's a sporty stocking-
  by Kate Simon
• Sports active: A drop of the hard stuff
  by Mark MacKenzie
• Sports active: Won this
• UN warns of famine
• This boy is 13. He lost his father and sister to racist mobs. What
  by Severin Carrell
• THE WAR ON TERROR: Istanbul terror victim buried
  by Sophie Goodchild
• Victory brings rugby revival
• Adenauer tops Germans poll (Hitler barred)
  by Ruth Elkins in Berlin
• The people have chosen. And we must listen to them
  by MO MOWLAM
• Nice guy, Tony. So why don't we like him?
  by ALAN WATKINS
• Letter: League of gentlemen
  by R Tyas
• Agenda: This week's big issues - England expects to make pounds 20m
  by Hermione Eyre
• DTI quizzes firms named by UN over Congo deals
  by Clayton Hirst
• EXPERT VIEW: Were ghost ships really so scary?
  by Ragnar Lofstedt
• Markets: The week ahead; City takes a drop of the hard stuff
• The Lowdown: Why fool around with steak when you have hamburgers at
  by Abigail Townsend
• Cash Points
• S is for Sex
  by Annie Blinkhorn
• The Critics: Theatre - Mourning lasts forever
  by Kate Bassett
• Classical choice
• DISCSETC: ROCK HHHII Various Artists Concert for George WSM
  by Simon O'Hagan
• DISCSETC: MUSIC CD - RITTER SWEET HHHII Josh Ritter Golden Age of
  by Simmy Richman
• Paperbacks: What football-mad apemen really fantasise about in bars
  by Laurence Phelan
• Rugby Union: This different world
  by PAUL TROW
• Football: Toothless Wolves rue missed chances
  by ALEX HAYES
• Football: Premiership Teamsheet
  by Mark Burton
• Rugby Union: The first day of a brave new world
  by Hugh Godwin at Welford Road
• Rugby Union: Why the north must cash in on the game
  by Tim Glover
• Cricket: Hat-trick of troubles for Lord's
  by STEPHEN BRENKLEY Cricket Correspondent
• Football: Elliott boosts the Irish
• Christmas Gift Guide: Home & garden: Ideas guaranteed to brighten up
• FOOD & DRINK: Make a pig of yourself
  by Susan Low
• GAMES: Details Competition
  by Tom Lubbock
• LONDON ILLUSTRATED: London's Heritage
• NOTICES: CINEMA
• Festive days out: Stoke Park Club
  by Laurence Earle
• Sports active: `I'd like to see more girls on the grid - and in
  by Alistair Weaver
• Sports active: Play this
• Fan hurt by firework
• We should meet refugees with compassion, make them welcome
  by Benjamin Zephaniah
• Warning to Saturday night `binge smokers'
  by Jonathan Thompson
• FOCUS: WORLD AIDS DAY - PART ONE 12 myths about AIDS
  by Jeremy Laurance
• Britain caught between Nato and EU as Rumsfeld flies in
  by Stephen Castle in Naples
• Oh yes, oh yes, oh yes! Oh, please
  by YVONNE ROBERTS
• Letter: Coca-Cola does not pollute India
  by Vikas Kochhar
• Letter: Leave it to the jury
  by Kate Paice
• Observatory: The curious world of David Randall
  by David Randall
• London listing planned for 118 118 group
  by Clayton Hirst
• The Loop: You can't please all the people ...
• Markets: The week that was: Thanks: giving? Not for the diving dollar
• ADVERTISING: Jamie's wasted in Sainsbury's turkey of a Christmas ad
  by Peter York
• MONEY: No ring, no rights: cohabiting couples left out in the cold
  by Melanie Bien
• PoppyFolly: Your stars, baby. Read them and weep
• The Critics: Theatre choice
• ROCK & POP: Thieves? Well, they stole the show
  by Simmy Richman
• DISCSETC: RCLASSICAL HHHHI Elliott Carter What Next?: Netherlands
  by Anna Picard
• DISCSETC: MUSIC CD - ABYSSINIAN GROOVES HHHHI Abyssinia Infinite Zion
  by Michael Church
• Books: It's not too late to join the quest
  by Matt Thorne