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Articles in Mar 20, 2005, issue of Independent on Sunday, The

• Film Studies: Baleful, dark, mysterious - why is it so hard to
  by DAVID THOMSON
• RADIO: Proust for the pressed
  by Nicholas Lezard
• DISCS: ROCK HHHII John Doe Forever Hasn't Happened Yet YEP ROC
  by Simmy Richman
• CLASSICAL CHOICE
• BOOKS: RICHARD AND JUDY BOOK CLUB in partnership with the IoS
• BAA fights pounds 10bn Crossrail Bill over Heathrow Express threat
  by Clayton Hirst
• Cost of ID cards to soar above pounds 5.5bn estimate
  by James Mawson
• MARKETS: The week ahead; The crowd clamour for takeover news at Man
• MEDIA: A question for the panel: why aren't there more women on the
  by Andy McSmith
• MONEY: Liberate your cash: penalties are so passe
  by Esther Shaw
• Firms lured by eBay
• Football: Gattuso spices up Smith's new plot
  by PHIL GORDON
• Rowing: Leander sack Imperial Rome
• Rugby Union: The fog lifts and misty eyes look to heaven again
  by James Corrigan in Cardiff
• Rugby Union: Put down that old 78, this is the record to dance to
  by Nick Townsend
• Football: Relegation not on agenda, says confident Heskey
  by JOHN CURTIS
• Football: Stubbs brings perspective to double date with destiny
  by STEVE TONGUE Football Correspondent
• Football: Thoughtful Pearce in for long haul
  by jason burt at White Hart Lane
• HOW WE MET CLIVE WOODALL & FRANC RODDAM: `Our lives are entwined
  by Interviews by Simon Gage
• Living Review: Luxury Life in the fast lane
• LIVING REVIEW FOOD & DRINK: Second helpings... More post-Hakkasan
  by Terry Durack
• LIVING REVIEW MOTORING: Does my boot look big in this?
  by Michael Booth
• INDIA SPECIAL: Lagoona Davina
  by Sarah Bancroft
• SPORTS ACTIVE: THE HACKER: We're lacking grace and favours
  by Peter Corrigan
• Troops out: Anti-war march on US embassy
• Red tape `cripples police'
  by Helen McCormack
• The Taffia: the 10 leading players on the Welsh hip list
• Why women lose out to men over pay rises
  by Sophie Goodchild Home Affairs Correspondent
• Observatory: The curious world of David Randall
  by David Randall
• Beirut car bomb fuels rumours of Syrian plot
  by Robert Fisk in Beirut
• Beirut car bomb fuels rumours of Syrian plot
  by Robert Fisk in Beirut
• Leading Article: We are all Welsh now
• Letter: Lunch first
  by D M Cann
• WORDS: Hike; hik; noun, verb
  by Nicholas Bagnall
• TALK OF THE TOWN: Colour me beautiful: God help the Queen
  by Rhoda Koenig
• A room of one's own
  by Suzi Feay
• FILM: Hey, Satan - go kiss my holy knuckle-duster!
  by Jonathan Romney
• DISCS: ROCK HHHII Queens of the Stone Age Lullabies to Paralyze
  by Simon Price
• CLASSICAL: Not guilty (but not entirely blameless...)
  by Anna Picard
• Books: This bunch are as united as a bottom in a baggy wetsuit
  by Christian House
• THIS CULTURAL LIFE SIR RICHARD EYRE: Sergeant Shakespeare, can I
• Oil and gas firms not off the tax hook yet
  by Tim Webb
• Market whispers
• The universal appeal of football ... and not a hair out of place
  by Peter York
• MONEY: GLOSSARY -What is depolarisation?
• Setting your tax records straight
  by Wilf Altman
• Football: Beckham trusts that new life begins at 30
  by Steve Tongue
• Swimming: Marshall plans freestyle assault
• Sportsweek award: A world winner for design
• Rugby Union: Fabulous France leave Kirwan on brink
  by David Llewellyn at Stadio Flaminio
• Football: Heart of Stone gives Pompey new impetus
  by Kevin Hand
• Football: Finnan fights the Anfield fear factor
  by James Corrigan
• Football: Brown puts Black Cats on pinnacle
  by Geoff Brown
• Football: Maradona set to be a Boca senior
• LIVING REVIEW FASHION: Naked ambition
  by Isabel Best
• LIVING REVIEW ENTERTAINING: Naughty, but Norse
  by Fiona MacLeod
• Games: Bridge
• India Special: Holiest of holies with a nice line in chapatis
  by Andrew Spooner
• SPORTS ACTIVE: GOOD GEAR - Time for a whole new bag
  by Robin Barton
• MPs warn over HIV treatment ban
  by Nicholas Pyke
• WHAT THE PAPERS SAY ...
• On Henson Hill, a nation erupts with the roar of 100,000 dragons
  by David Randall
• Bush backed them, America loved them, but what awaits the McCartneys
  by andrew Buncombe in Washington
• Migrants' HIV care ban `puts UK at risk'
  by Nicholas Pyke
• Iceland to decide future of US chess fugitive Fischer
  by Valur Gunnarsson in Reykjavik
• The appointment of Wolfowitz is surely a humiliation too far
  by GEOFFREY LEAN
• Leading article: No peace without Adams
• Letter: Language of fear
  by Michael Benoy
• Agenda: This week's big issues 20.03.05 26.03.05
• TALK OF THE TOWN: Hotel World - Step into my bedroom
  by Hermione Eyre
• THEATRE & DANCE CHOICE
• FILM CHOICE
• DISCS: WORLD HHHHI Konono No 1 Congotronics CRAMMED DISCS
  by Howard Male
• Books: Permanently shelved
  by Nicholas Royle
• BOOKS: PAPERBACKS
  by TOM BONCZA-TOMASZEWSKI
• Two-fifths of FTSE hit by `double-dipping' tax crackdown
  by Jason Nisse
• THE INTERVIEW - Tony McNulty; All aboard the transport express:
  by Clayton Hirst
• Spending or taxes - whatever the Chancellor hopes for, something
  by Bill Robinson
• Money & Property: `Can I retire, buy a bigger house and go
• `How do I get a loan on a high-rise ex-council flat?'