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Dear Vicki and Octavia
05.07.2008 20:13
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Our mother and daughter agony aunts answer your questions.
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The knowledge: how to rule the roost
05.07.2008 20:13
telegraph.co.uk
After years of living with her headstrong husband, Gordon, and their four children, Tana Ramsay knows all about domestic discipline.
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A modern cowboy story
05.07.2008 20:13
telegraph.co.uk
Aminatta Forna reviews The Legend of Colton H. Bryant by Alexandra Fuller
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Comic adventures of a gourmet
05.07.2008 20:13
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Jane Shilling reviews Rancid Pansies by James Hamilton-Paterson
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Francoism framed by romance
05.07.2008 20:13
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Melissa Katsoulis reviews The Return by Victoria Hislop
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Irvine Welsh's mixed-up detective
05.07.2008 20:12
telegraph.co.uk
Charles Fernyhough reviews Crime by Irvine Welsh
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Why the Elgin Marbles should stay
05.07.2008 20:12
telegraph.co.uk
Jonathan Keates reviews Who Owns Antiquity?: Museums and the Battle Over Our Ancient Heritage by James Cuno
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Doing something about global warming
05.07.2008 20:12
telegraph.co.uk
Alasdair Palmer reviews An Appeal to Reason by Nigel Lawson and Fixing Climate by Robert Kunzig and Wallace Broeke
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Nothing trivial about trivia
05.07.2008 20:12
telegraph.co.uk
Andrew Martin reviews The Importance of Being Trivial by Mark Mason and Real Men Eat Puffer Fish by Robert Twigger
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Photographs of murdered women
05.07.2008 20:12
telegraph.co.uk
Susanna Yager reviews crime fiction
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How Blood Wedding got its name
05.07.2008 20:12
telegraph.co.uk
Gary Dexter investigates 'Blood Wedding' by Federico Garcia Lorca
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Literary Life
05.07.2008 20:12
telegraph.co.uk
Mark Sanderson at large in a world of books
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Paperback choice
05.07.2008 20:12
telegraph.co.uk
The Discovery of France; The Boy Who Loved Books; A Voyage Round John Mortimer; Wildwood; The Ghost
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Higher Education: Shedding the ‘Safe’ Label
05.07.2008 20:10
nytimes.com
The president of the University of Connecticut, a onetime “safety school” that now boasts sparkling new buildings and attractive programs, plans to raise its profile.
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At Penn, the Subject Is Gossip
05.07.2008 20:10
nytimes.com
Ronald O. Perelman, the billionaire New York businessman, names a building on the University of Pennsylvania’s campus after his ex-wife, Claudia Cohen, and causes a stir.
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