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Articles in Jul 15, 2008, issue of Independent, The (London)

• eBay wins counterfeit goods case
  by Stephen Foley
• 24 DAYS TO GO
• Glamorgan win case to replace Yorkshire in Twenty20 Cup
• House of Lords reform ruled out until 'after election'
• Montmartre is new favourite for Arc
  by John Cobb
• Council may stop funding speed cameras
  by James Richards
• Britain poised to approve China ivory licence
  by Colin Brown
• Mercenaries join Mugabe's ruthless terror campaign
  by Ian Evans
• Knife crime: sensitivity or broad indifference?
  by Thomas Sutcliffe
• QUOTE OF THE DAY
• Collingwood likely to lose out as Flintoff earns a Test recall
  by ANGUS FRASER
• Evans the nearly man seizes day to snatch overall lead
  by Alasdair Fotheringham with the Tour de France
• Brown seeks 'international quality' with Boateng deal
• Mr Lu recalls hard-headed woman who inspired his grandstand finish
  by Matt McGeehan
• Pure hype
  by Esther Walker
• Book Now
• Collins seeks escape route over Chambers' relay run
  by Mike Rowbottom
• Pandora
  by HENRY DEEDES
• Parasite in water traced to rabbit
• Patel keeps Notts on top as Surrey miss their chance
  by Jon Culley
• FIVE BEST Films
• In the shadow of Tiger
  by James Corrigan
• Gamble takes Dascombe to a glittering career
  by Chris McGrath Racing Correspondent
• Pop
  by NICK HASTED
• City fear being used over Ronaldinho deal
  by Jason Burt
• Gamble starts Dascombe on glittering career
  by Chris McGrath Racing Correspondent
• Westwood grasps nettle by abandoning comfort zone in pursuit of
  by James Lawton
• Main movers
• 'We have got away with it,' admits defiant McKenzie
  by David Llewellyn
• TO THE RESCUE OF FANNIE & FREDDIE
  by Stephen Foley
• What Brad & Angelina should know about twins
  by ESTHER WALKER
• A marriage made in 'Hello!' (But is it over for Lembit and
  by Michael Savage
• Montmartre is new favourite for Arc
  by John Cobb
• 'Europe has a duty to educate the US about Middle East'
  by Robert Fisk
• New airship provides capital view
  by Sadie Gray
• Brown seeks 'international quality' with Boateng deal
• Patel keeps Notts on top as Surrey miss their chance
  by Jon Culley
• Turkey accuses 86 of coup plan
• Amla's rearguard action seals England's capital punishment
  by ANGUS FRASER
• Meet your victim - can criminals ever be shocked out of a life of
  by Nigel Morris
• THE MARCH OF TOURISM (AND A THREAT TO THE MALDIVES)
  by Andrew Buncombe
• The UN fiasco over Zimbabwe is a re-run of Iraq
  by MARY DEJEVSKY
• Save the elephant from China
• Brown ends hopes of withdrawal from Iraq
• FIVE BEST Plays
• Perry extends US hot streak but blows out links challenge
  by James Corrigan
• 24 DAYS TO GO
• The Ten Best Political books
  by MYLES HUNT
• Iwelumo relishes move to Molineux
• Tottenham close in on Bentley and ask Pounds 30m for Berbatov
  by Jason Burt
• Perry extends US hot streak but blows out links challenge
  by James Corrigan
• Solicitor forced to retire at 65 claims age discrimination
  by Helen William
• Service with a sting
• Watchdog criticises tax credits system as Pounds 1.5bn is lost in a
  by Andrew Grice Political Editor
• FIVE BEST Exhibitions
• Tokyo
• TONY SNOW
  by Leonard Doyle
• Man on a mission restores some faith
  by Brian Viner
• Day of jackals as Paris marks the overthrow of a monarch
  by ROBERT FISK
• Gamble starts Dascombe on glittering career
  by Chris McGrath Racing Correspondent
• Santander boss is wily operator who waited to make his move
  by Sean Farrell
• The polls are poor, the news is bad. Is there any way back for
  by STEVE RICHARDS
• Carson's tumbling fortune takes him to Stoke
  by Jason Burt
• 'What was the bone of contention that caused this apparent schism in
  by John Walsh
• Collingwood likely to lose out as Flintoff earns a Test recall
  by ANGUS FRASER
• St Modwen stricken by the property malaise
  by Alistair Dawber
• Moyes starts talks on new contract
• Carson's tumbling fortune takes him to Stoke
  by Jason Burt
• Mr Lu recalls hard-headed woman who inspired his grandstand finish
  by Matt McGeehan
• *Horseplay in bull enclosure
• Business Digest
• 15 JULY 1979
• 'I can't shake off that bad cough': world's oldest blogger logs off
  by Kathy Marks
• Are equality laws backfiring, with employers reluctant to hire
  by PAUL VALLELY ASSOCIATE EDITOR
• THOUGHT OF THE DAY
• Tottenham set sights on Bentley and ask Pounds 30m for Berbatov
  by Jason Burt
• Panned by reviewer, then bankrupted by libel action
  by Amol Rajan
• Hong Kong
• 'I thought I just had a cold'
  by Rob Sharp
• 1974 MONDAY 15 JULY