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Articles in Jun 27, 2008, issue of Independent, The (London)

• How the All Blacks converted rugby to romance
  by DJ TAYLOR
• Chess
  by Jon Speelman
• Bingeing on the past in Prague
• Joy Division, Altrincham Check Inn Club, November 1978
  by MIKE NICHOLLS 'RECORD MIRROR'
• Gunners now have Veloso in their sights
• Concise Crossword #6770
• There's more chance of a Brit winning...
• The name's Blair, Tony Blair
  by Arifa Akbar Arts Correspondent
• Property shares plunge again after Credit Suisse warning
  by Sean O'Grady
• NHS blocks cancer drug in price row
  by Jeremy Laurance Health Editor
• Ealing rape victim willstand against David Davis
  by Andy McSmith
• Punters fined for Channel adventure
• Barclays names more investors in issue
  by Nick Clark
• German authorities will vote against merging TNS and Gfk
  by David Prosser
• ECHOES OF MUSSOLINI
  by Peter Popham
• Is Britain really getting on its bike and turning into a nation of
  by SIMON O'HAGAN
• Saints have to pay for Poortvliet
• 'It's a sack of crap to say that I was too nice to win'
  by BRIAN VINER INTERVIEWS
• Women's Singles
• Today's order of play
• First in the Queue
  by Nick Harris
• Weather
• The objects of our affection
  by LAURIE TAYLOR
• The taming of a Seventies iconoclast
  by SUE HUBBARD
• Also Showing
• john maybury film director
• Risk of pitch invasions the price of safety, says Uefa
  by Mitch Phillips
• Fisher to the fore as 'near miss' fuels fire
• US Supreme Court backs the right to own firearms
• First in the Queue
• Moves to delay buyout of Expro by private equity are rejected
• Sony in Pounds 8bn drive to regain market lead in electronics
  by David Prosser Deputy Business Editor
• Revealed: 30 peers employ staff who are also lobbyists
  by Andrew Grice Political Editor
• Rooney hunts for football talent
• Fortis shares slump 20% on EUR 8bn capital raising plan
  by Nick Clark
• A triumph of realism and pragmatism over neo-conservatism
  by RUPERT CORNWELL
• Bush steps back from Axis of Evil to reward North Korea
  by Leonard Doyle
• You write the reviews
  by Rob Evans
• Gunners set sights on Veloso
• 42 days to go
• Today's order of play
• Stewards forget manners but fully enjoy the service
  by Nick Harris
• Nigel Green Managing Director Entertainment Film [Derived headline]
• TV guide
• Across a sea of stories with Osama's fibbing clan
  by MALU HALASA
• WILLIAM FRANKEL
  by John Cooper
• An agent of change
• Live albums are dead, and music is the loser
• Thuram agrees Paris match
• Nadal survives a test of strength
• Donadoni axed as Italy go back to Lippi service
  by Paul Virgo
• No sweat for Murray as crowd blows hot and cold
  by PAUL NEWMAN
• Regent Inns shares slump 40% after it calls time on takeover talks
  by James Thompson
• Some workers are more equal than others, but that's only fair
  by SIMON CARR
• Police raid car breakers' yards
• Extradition order for the surgeon dubbed 'Dr Death'
  by Kathy Marks
• Europe
• Tokyo
• Computer power
• A challenging assignment for the grand vizier of PR
  by Miles Kington
• Aragones hits gold with Fabregas show
  by JAMES LAWTON
• Eaton devoured by steely Tursunov as ace 'rifle' misfires
  by Ian Herbert
• Quotes of the day from SW19
• Quotes of the day from SW19
• THE CHARTS film united kingdom 1 (1) The Incredible [Derived
• Spain's final flourish
• new releaseS
  by Andy Gill
• Bridge
  by Maureen Hiron
• The real stars of British film
  by GEOFFREY MACNAB
• Caught in the Net
  by ELISA BRAY
• Last year
• Olmert's rival urges tough response to militant attacks
• BSkyB heads south on bleak advertising outlook
  by Nikhil Kumar
• Stewards forget manners but fully enjoy the service
• Borges to lead hedge funds watchdog
• MPs launch inquiry into university standards
  by Richard Garner Education Editor
• Nurses' clinics to compete with GPs' surgeries
  by Colin Brown Deputy Political Editor
• An act of dispossession that shames Britain
  by MATTHEW NORMAN
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