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Articles in Oct 16, 2005, issue of Independent on Sunday, The

• An Alliance too far causes consternation among Boots investors
  by Abigail Townsend
• BOX OFFICE: PRE-RELEASE XBOX GAMES
• Kylie v Nicola (no contest)
  by Sophie Goodchild
• Wish you weren't here: What the Devon hotel landlady told gay David
  by Steve Bloomfield
• Analysis: Forget autumn, the high street is already dreading
  by Abigail Townsend
• VISUAL ART: There's a strangeness you can't explain and can't quite
  by Charles Darwent
• THEATRE: Patch up the plot and Bob's yer uncle
  by Kate Bassett
• All singing, all dancing (and there's Jerry)
  by Kate Bassett
• Campaigning: Cherie Blair to speak for widows at UN
• MEDIA: MEDIA DIARY
• Media: The TV licence fee heads for the zapper
  by Tim Luckhurst
• DISCS: FOLK- HHHHI June Tabor At the Wood's Heart TOPIC
  by Nick Coleman
• THE PACKAGE: NEWS, BARGAINS AND KIT: LAST-MINUTE: THE BEST DEAL?
  by Mark Rowe
• BOOKS: Witness from the savage zone
  by Neal Ascherson
• BOOKS: CRIME IN BRIEF
  by Mark Timlin
• Money: Stop being so British: speak about your cash
  by Sam Dunn
• BOOKS: PAPERBACKS - HHHHH The Evangelist By Clare George SCEPTRE
  by Tom Boncza-Tomaszewski
• Man will 'wipe out' rare creatures of the deep
  by Severin Carrell
• Dedicated follower of FTSE
• Pinter is angry, touchy and aggressive. But good luck to him
  by Joan Smith
• LETTER: Mothers Club
  by Stephanie Calman
• Dear Wolfgang Life's little dilemmas
• THE TOP FIFTY: theatre
• Military: Afghan rebels destroy British Harrier jet
• 'Illegal' decision puts Kenya's wildlife heritage in jeopardy
  by Meera Selva IN NAIROBI
• Poor Zadie. You only had to see her dress to know she'd lose
  by Rowan Pelling
• OBSERVATORY: THE CURIOUS WORLD OF David Randall
  by David Randall
• CREDO: Kate Mosse AUTHOR, BROADCASTER AND FOUNDER OF THE ORANGE
  by Interview by Danuta Kean
• SUNDAY GAMES: SPOT THE BALL AND WIN A NANO iPOD
• THE PETER CORRIGAN COLUMN: Woodward and a question of vision
  by PETER CORRIGAN
• Rugby Union: Ryan the Lion with happy memories of life with Clive
  by Hugh Godwin
• RUGBY LEAGUE: Toopi shatters the Australian myth
  by Dave Hadfield
• GOLF: Wie on her 'A' game despite the bees
  by Elspeth Burnside IN PALM DESERT, CALIFORNIA
• Racing: British pair miss out on Caulfield Cup
• Football: Skacel strike keeps Celtic at bay and Hearts' dream alive
  by Phil Gordon AT CELTIC PARK
• FOOTBALL EXTRA TIME: Italy Split is aimed at bridging divide
• Football: Arsenal dazzled by Carter's gem as Kirkland keeps out the
  by James Corrigan AT THE HAWTHORNS
• Next in line for pounds 34m hit
  by Abigail Townsend
• BOX OFFICE: DANCE & URBAN ALBUMS
• Not again! Accountants to fail in sixth attempt to merge
  by Jason Niss
• Business Interview: Patrick cescau, chief executive, unilever:
  by Pieter Couwenbergh
• Analysis: The M&S affair is over, so what will George do now?
  by Abigail Townsend
• First up: The broader picture - Good sports
• Blunkett faces new questions about links to bio-business
  by Marie Woolf POLITICAL EDITOR
• MARKETS: MARKET MOVER
• Transport: Urban car hire scheme expands
• Media: THE WEEK IN NUMBERS 17.07-23.07
• pounds 15,000 That's what a quarter of us owe. Do we care? No
  by Steve Bloomfield
• DISCS: POP HHIII We Are Scientists With Love and Squalor VIRGIN
  by SIMON PRICE
• THE PACKAGE: GET THIS!
• 'The Turks brought whole families up here to kill them' Robert Fisk
  by Robert Fisk
• Is this the greenest house in Britain?
  by Marie Woolf
• OPINION: 'It is a bigger risk than terrorism or anything Mother
  by Geoffrey Lean
• BOOKS: PAPERBACKS - HHIII The Outgoing Man By Glen Neath portobello
  by Tom Boncza-Tomaszewski
• LAST SUPPER: Islanders have had their chips
• Fashion: Endless love
• Chaos follows every disaster. So why do we never learn?
  by Tim Garden
• LETTER: Quake agony
  by Imran Khan
• Style: On the street - There's a stylish new way to stay attached to
• THE TOP FIFTY: film
• Mystery: Bruce Lee died from allergy, says producer
• Rear window spring 1979: One party. One leader. And one hymnsheet
• PERSONAL COLUMN A SURVIVOR'S TALE: 'They told me on my daughter's
  by Ruth Cave
• PICTURE OF THE WEEK: Harold Pinter: master of the dramatic pause is
• TOP BLOGS
• SUNDAY GAMES: Bridge
  by Maureen Hiron
• Football: Why I just had to leave Chelsea
  by Jason Burt
• RUGBY UNION: EURO DREAMERS
• SPORT BOOK OF THE WEEK: Words and play " Ashes in the raw
  by Hugh Bateson
• FISHING LINES: The saga of this old man and the sea is more of a
  by Keith Elliott
• Football: The lost boys of Barcelona
  by Ronald Atkin IN BARCELONA
• Football: ON THE MOVE
• FOOTBALL EXTRA TIME: The news in numbers
• Football: Ciss's winner fails to paper over Anfield cracks
  by Guy Hodgson AT ANFIELD
• BOX OFFICE: HIT LIST
• Bush to Blair: First Iraq, then Saudi
• Cancer wars Drug giants battle over $7bn market
  by Jill Ferguson
• Bush told Blair: 'First Iraq, then Saudi'
  by Marie Woolf, POLITICAL EDITOR
• CLASSICAL: Vivaldi? For him you need real guts...
  by Anna Picard
• So who is David Cameron? And why are we so keen to know the truth of
  by Francis Elliott, Whitehall Editor