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Author |
Type |
Words |
| 3,000 Tesco temps get permanent jobs. |
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223 |
| America's Cup alert. |
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90 |
| Anti-hunting protesters target hare coursing event. |
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346 |
| Anti-war marchers in charges row. |
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329 |
| Archive. |
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178 |
| Athletics: Making Merry: Olympic heroine glad to set example for city's would-be athletes. |
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394 |
| Auction funds help fight crime. |
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187 |
| Audi slips, but posts record result of pounds 399m. |
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Brief article |
232 |
| BASKETBALL: Chester Jets. |
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81 |
| BAT in shares buy-back. |
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643 |
| BEAUTY STYLE: Armani suit. |
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232 |
| BEAUTY STYLE: Clarins' spring make-up. |
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95 |
| BEAUTY STYLE: Dates for your diary. |
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153 |
| BEAUTY STYLE: RETAIL THERAPY. |
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109 |
| BEAUTY STYLE: Skin care. |
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127 |
| Blair squares up to the party peace faithful. |
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Brief article |
338 |
| Blix tells of new signs of Iraq co-operation. |
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529 |
| British guard kills two in Afghanistan. |
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154 |
| Building contracts hit Galliford performance. |
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355 |
| Bus courier project a big success. |
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210 |
| Campaign targets fireworks. |
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232 |
| Cats' home to share in pounds 1.6m. |
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274 |
| Church's leaders urging PM not to bypass UN. |
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Brief article |
243 |
| City View: Why talk is not cheap in this tale of two dividends. |
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517 |
| Clampdown on 'holiday truants' in airport patrols. |
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476 |
| Cleaners rescued from office block. |
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185 |
| Council 'budget for votes' row. |
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540 |
| Cricket World Cup: Astle rests in Kiwis' must-win scenario; NEW ZEALAND v BANGLADESH. |
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Brief article |
268 |
| Cricket World Cup: No easy way back into England team for Thorpe says Hussain. |
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498 |
| Cricket World Cup: Sleepless Wasim on the ball to hit record. |
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343 |
| Cricket World Cup: Trescothick's Indian sign; England v India. |
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796 |
| Cricket World Cup: ZCU apply pressure on rebellious players. |
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Brief article |
275 |
| Cricket: Pearson is record girl. |
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Brief article |
166 |
| Critics condemned as top chef kills himself after restaurant ratings drop. |
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328 |
| Culture: A group full of fun - read all about it; The Book Group finishes its second series this week after attracting a growing following for its mix of deft characterisation, humour, excellent writing and flawless acting, and its plot lines of love, lust and literary discussion. Andrew Davies talks to writer and director Annie Griffin. |
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1007 |
| Culture: Amateur Stage: Wallop London. |
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905 |
| Culture: Celebrate old and the new; John Woolrich talks to Terry Grimley about his new music for old instruments. |
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613 |
| Culture: Intensely inquiring. |
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329 |
| Culture: Kelly's eye is on new post; After a decade as principal oboist with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, Jonathan Kelly will rejoin former conductor Sir Simon Rattle at the Berlin Philharmonic later this year. He tells Christopher Morley about the exacting selection process. |
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963 |
| Culture: Radio Choice. |
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83 |
| Culture: TV Choice. |
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195 |
| Culture: Wannabes are found to be wanting. |
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265 |
| Defendant denies link with terror. |
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Brief article |
229 |
| Derbyshire reports 18pc rise in profits. |
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239 |
| Director wins gay sauna sacking case. |
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124 |
| Dream opera roles for talent show winners. |
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215 |
| Eden promises to be paradise for Thorntons. |
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540 |
| Eight face immigrant death case. |
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Brief article |
181 |
| Enterprise: Down to earth idea proves a major attraction. |
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1091 |
| Enterprise: Lektronix on target for pounds 1m sales in its first year. |
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Brief article |
301 |
| Enterprise: NI increase prompts tax bill warning. |
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362 |
| Enterprise: Support agency kick-starts dreams. |
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305 |
| Enterprise: Taking the lead with top contracts. |
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257 |
| Exports rise but production down. |
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Brief article |
369 |
| FASHION STYLE: Big Apple bites; The American East Coast was weathering the mother of all snowstorms last week so it seemed like an appropriate time for New York to launch its fashion collections for winter 2003. Richard Gray and Anne Pitcher from Harvey Nichols were catwalk-side for The Post. |
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424 |
| FBI offers $1million in city hunt for fugitive. |
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405 |
| FOOD STYLE: Sweet surrender; Keep the winter blues at bay by enjoying some old-fashioned puds. Sam Sheringham tucks in. |
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1128 |
| Football: Angel surgery limits Taylor's derby plans. |
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602 |
| FOOTBALL: Coventry City. |
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109 |
| Football: Fifa ready to consider 'sin-bins'. |
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224 |
| Football: Giggs powers United into quarter-finals; Treble top: Manchester United prove their European credentials; Juventus 0 Manchester United 3. |
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403 |
| Football: Gold warns fans to behave. |
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630 |
| Football: Laid-back Spanish deprive Walsall in relegation battle. |
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542 |
| Football: LDV VANS TROPHY: Daunting task ahead for Shrews; Carlisle Utd 1 Shrewsbury 0. |
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224 |
| Football: McAllister urges fans to give Jansen time. |
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485 |
| Football: Megson seeks Albion goal touch. |
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846 |
| Football: Real race starts here - Britton. |
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231 |
| Football: Villa duel no place for Savage to change. |
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451 |
| Football: Wolves kept at bay by busy Hornets; Wolverhampton Wanderers 0 Watford 0. |
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674 |
| Four dead in job centre shooting. |
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195 |
| GOLF: History against top two duelling. |
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516 |
| Grandfather took on double identity in pounds 111,000 benefit fraud. |
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411 |
| Handle with care; With churches closing due to dwindling congregations, one of our most fascinating art forms is under threat. Roy Albutt tells Jo Ind why he recorded the stained glass windows of Bromsgrove and Redditch. |
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457 |
| HBOS still confident about sales of homes. |
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622 |
| Holmes Place out of puff. |
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328 |
| INTERIORS STYLE: COVER STORY; Grandmother knew best Cathy Mayer discovers, when she learns how to give modern homes a cosy twist using new 'vintage' fabrics. |
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1021 |
| Investment at lowest level in five years, says report. |
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453 |
| Investment bankers: Allied Irish puts pounds 17 million in South Birmingham College. |
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354 |
| Iraq is George's biggest puzzle. |
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704 |
| It's time to stop sex case trials by media, insists MP. |
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471 |
| Jacko film hearing. |
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122 |
| Letter: Demolish the library don't preserve it. |
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200 |
| Letter: Great significance of Brutalist example. |
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404 |
| Letter: Help us to rectify past errors. |
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307 |
| Letter: Unfit for purpose and downright ugly. |
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Brief article |
333 |
| Market punishes men from the Pru. |
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556 |
| Market Report: Prudence the order of the day yet again. |
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499 |
| Michelin Man looks well padded. |
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Brief article |
200 |
| Midshires scores in specialist market. |
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419 |
| More city names join the blue plaque trail. |
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246 |
| Most wanted? Not my father. |
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516 |
| Mother of hanged man flees inquest in tears. |
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230 |
| Move to stop dog slaughter. |
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99 |
| MP's report condemns 'inefficient' agencies. |
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465 |
| Mugabe's white land grab is backed. |
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Brief article |
288 |
| Nike beachcombers. |
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113 |
| OFFERS STYLE: Grand prize for race fans. |
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641 |
| On their mettle: Cronimet acquisition. |
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85 |
| On This Day. |
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225 |
| One more chance, but then we have to act, says Blair. |
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Brief article |
374 |
| Paramedic chemical suits costed. |
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171 |
| Passenger groups fume at latest cuts. |
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409 |
| Passengers escape after commuter train derails. |
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264 |
| Pay rises showing slight rise. |
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240 |
| People stay in and Domino's goes up. |
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421 |
| Perspective: Don't throw out your identity with the rubbish; Identity fraud is big business. Paul Groves finds why the paper shredder could soon become a fixture in homes throughout the country. |
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625 |
| Perspective: Painting reveals surprising story from the past. |
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616 |
| Perspective: Star student wants to make a difference; The old stereotypical image of the self-centred student only interested in where the next party is still prospers. But Chief Feature Writer Paul Groves finds the true picture of the modern student. |
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1049 |
| Planning ahead pays off for White Young Green. |
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355 |
| Plastics factory ablaze. |
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160 |
| POST PEOPLE: And so to bed - thanks to Richmond. |
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137 |
| POST PEOPLE: Dinner date for CECA. |
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101 |
| POST PEOPLE: Dinner guests pack a punch. |
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91 |
| POST PEOPLE: Horses for causes. |
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137 |
| POST PEOPLE: Hostess with the mostest. |
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103 |
| POST PEOPLE: Interview by email. |
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500 |
| POST PEOPLE: Office angels. |
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106 |
| POST PEOPLE: Party troupers. |
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95 |
| POST PEOPLE: Store with a view to selling rooms. |
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141 |
| POST PEOPLE: What's Brewin' in investments. |
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121 |
| POST STYLE: Current trends in beauty; Electrophobe Dagmar Winther supresses her fear to try a beauty treatment that can do in minutes what it takes hours in the gym to achieve. |
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624 |
| POST STYLE: Pacifism is the new black. |
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569 |
| pounds 1,000 reward to trace robbers. |
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124 |
| pounds 23.5m Mayflower investment. |
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550 |
| pounds 295,000 grant to help coach business leaders of tomorrow. |
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Brief article |
288 |
| Powell plays down missile test. |
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Brief article |
213 |
| Racing: FitzGerald calls it a day as Martin appeals ban. |
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225 |
| Racing: Henderson unveils promising Tanikos. |
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326 |
| Racing: Palarshan's Chase clue. |
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678 |
| RAF man cleared of death charges. |
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130 |
| Rail chief in council call over New Street. |
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586 |
| Rail plans face legal challenge. |
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248 |
| Read all about it: Journalist heads MBO for news agency. |
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153 |
| Revenue up, but profit down for Magna International. |
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Brief article |
242 |
| Reward for 70 years' service: Museum workers let hard work go to their heads. |
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82 |
| Rolls to axe 1,100 in major shake-up. |
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459 |
| Royal Buick for sale - one very careful owner. |
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266 |
| RUGBY UNION: Birmingham & Solihull. |
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84 |
| Rugby Union: England raise stakes with dire prediction. |
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623 |
| RUGBY UNION: Worcester. |
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130 |
| Sacked fireman fights for 'victimised' son. |
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523 |
| Scrap between recycling rivals ends in Tinoco deal for Cronimet. |
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412 |
| Six Continents preparing defences. |
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537 |
| Snow-go area: Weather brings peace to Middle East. |
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Brief article |
265 |
| Soldier died from ecstasy overdose. |
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487 |
| Spirit of Django at Moseley. |
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118 |
| Super college gets go-ahead. |
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107 |
| Surgeon's oesophagus expertise earned an international reputation. |
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251 |
| Surveyors merge to create a new Midlands force. |
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228 |
| Take the lead. |
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219 |
| Tape teacher sacked. |
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82 |
| Teacher cooks up starring role. |
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83 |
| Tennis: Comeback trail still looking very rocky for Henman. |
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393 |
| The talk of the town. |
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118 |
| Theme for Today. |
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149 |
| They Said. |
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|
83 |
| TRAVEL STYLE: Upwardly mobile; Movie stars don't just want trailers when they are on set, now they are taking them on holiday. Laura May discovers how the ultra-suburban caravan suddenly got cool. |
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912 |
| Turk and US stalemate on troops. |
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153 |
| TV witchcraft casting a spell on teenage girls; The days of witches being seen as evil haggard old women and outcasts who were burned at the stake for their beliefs are long gone, according to research carried out by a Midland academic. Sophie Blakemore found out how Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Sabrina the Teenage Witch have helped turn witchcraft into the latest expression of 'girl power'. |
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885 |
| UCE post offers new influences; Brilliant idea: Australian jewellers on exchange. |
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302 |
| UN brings charges over East Timor. |
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499 |
| US helicopter crew killed in crash. |
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81 |
| Vietnam's 'godfather' in court. |
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Brief article |
184 |
| Warning to Midland tourist businesses. |
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Brief article |
362 |
| Water company rapped for 'scaremongering' letter. |
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308 |
| When our service is anything but civil. |
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259 |
| Woman cleared of sex charges. |
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96 |
| Working smarter, not harder. |
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621 |
| Youth attack linked to teen murder. |
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339 |
February 26, 2003
