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Articles in Mar 23, 2008, issue of Independent on Sunday, The

• 'My personality is addictive on every level'
• Soul sisters
• Susan Greenfield
  by WORDS BY HUGH MONTGOMERY
• REGGAE
  by Nick Coleman
• Oh what a night with Frankie and the boys!
  by Theatre Rhoda Koenig
• Mini twins
  by Michael Booth
• NEWS WEEK
• He shot for the stars but still kept his feet on the ground
  by JONATHAN ROMNEY
• NUMBERS
• We're frittering away Pounds 300m by not giving ourselves an even
• Candid Adjective
  by Nicholas Bagnall
• Broadband switches are foiled by the code breakers 'Trying to get a
  by Emma Lunn
• Sell! Sell! Sell!
  by Mark Jones
• Snow fun at the Reebok as Bolton draw blank again
  by Mike Rowbottom
• Gathering Storm chases the leaders
  by James Corrigan
• Judge has second 'lenient' child-sex sentence referred
  by Andrew Johnson
• ... and Blair had a Jesus complex too, says his former chief of
  by Jane Merrick POLITICAL EDITOR
• More waterside Thai
• The spirituality of Tibet is a lesson to China - and to us
  by Alexander Studholme
• The City Diary
• Police hunt dead woman's caretaker
  by Richard Osley
• Barnet (3) 5 Lincoln (0) 2 Birchall 28 46 Wright 76 [Derived
• Sock it to me, baby
  by rhiannon harries
• Swan By Peter Young Reaktion Pounds 9.99
  by MURROUGH O'BRIEN
• Doing up a house? You could be creating a sculpture with a function
  by Visual art Charles Darwent
• WORLD
  by Howard Male
• Old enemies who became good friends
• Sorry seems to be the largest word
  by Joy Lo Dico
• WEEKLYPEDIA
• Poisoning the planet is not my idea of sport
  by Joan Smith
• DEATHS
• CONCISE CROSSWORD No. 945
• 35%
• Snaffled ball leaves sour taste but meat pies aren't bad
  by Peter Corrigan
• Mark my words & other cliches
  by Leigh
• Ashton flies high to stall Everton's pursuit of fourth spot
  by Guy Hodgson
• Martin must be mad to manage
  by Tim Glover
• Cinema-style rating for computer games
  by Brian Brady
• White House Race
  by Leonard Doyle
• Central perks
  by WORDS BY EMMA TOWNSHEND
• Hydrogen fuel is the way ahead, says oligarch
  by Mark Leftly
• London newspaper magnate leaves bloodstained trail
  by Richard Osley
• One night in Bangkok
  by WORDS BY TERRY DURACK Restaurant critic
• Should ministers be driven in greener hybrid cars? [Derived
  by MARYAM OMIDI
• Cocktails on the streets
  by MIRIAM RAYMAN
• Hurry up and grow
  by TIM MARTIN
• 'I could not stop shaking'
  by WORDS BY PETER STANFORD
• A modern classic brought to screen is suffocated under snowy wigs
  by Film 2 Nicholas Barber
• JAZZ-POP
  by Phil Johnson
• The end of capitalism as we know it?
  by Phillip Blond
• Designs for life: why we have to take that hotel home with us
  by Peter York ON ADS
• Farewell to 'predictable, tiresome and dreary' women's studies
  by Nina Lakhani
• Mersey's Man of Iron
  by Cole Moreton
• She's bigger than Elvis and the Beatles and worth a mint. But who is
  by Katy Guest
• POKER
  by Nic Szeremeta
• Arthur C Clarke: science fiction turns to fact
  by Raymond Whitaker
• Land firm wound up
• Black Cats earn vital lifeline
  by Paul Newman
• 'I know there isn't much time left so I have to enjoy it'
  by Steve Tongue
• Classy Kotelnik leaves Rees reeling in the final round
• Weapons, violence, disruption and drugs all on the rise in Britain's
  by Richard Garner EDUCATION EDITOR
• Pakistan People's Party nominates former aide to Benazir Bhutto to
• Anita Pallenberg & Harmony Korine
  by SUSIE RUSHTON
• Making its marque: Indian giant close to sealing $2bn takeover of
  by Mark Leftly
• The truth hurts: blogs are best
  by Michael Williams Readers' editor
• The critical list
• They ate for England
  by STUART HUSBAND
• Nordic magic
  by MURROUGH O'BRIEN
• THE CRITICS
• ROCK
  by Simmy Richman
• He's big on promises, but the President is no French revolutionary
  by John Lichfield
• Claims to hit European banks
  by Simon Evans
• Homebuyers hit as bank crisis turns the mortgage clock back 15 years
  by Margareta Pagano
• How Ireland exorcised the ghost of empire
  by Robert Fisk
• A watershed for clean energy
• Supersub Bent makes hay as Ramos pulls off masterstroke
  by Nick Townsend
• 18% suffer overseas
• 'We are enemies, although it's not in a nasty way'
• We must cut number of foreign stars, says FA chief
  by Steve Tongue
• Bikey ridesto the rescue as Reading banish Blues
  by Steve Tongue