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Sunday, November 20, 2005
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France explodes Fuelling anger The French Government's stance throughout the crisis has been criticised.
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A compelling storyJUDITH LENNOX tells a crafty tale of love, war and heartbreak in the tumultuous years before and during World War I. She tells a compelling story of the lives of the four Maclise sisters growing up in Sheffield fighting to realise their ... 
Difficult decisionsLove Child: A Memoir of Adoption, Reunion, Loss and Love; Sue Elliot, Random House AS a child Sue Elliot cherished her "chosen-ness" — the idea of being picked out by her adoptive parents from a roomful of angelic little babies. ...
Stop the killer on the roadsToday is World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims. As the number of road accidents rises, the need to do something to prevent the loss of so many lives becomes more urgent. Child warriors Many children in Jammu and Kashmir are being forced to work for terrorist groups.
ECO-WATCH Reflections ... in Ranthambore This national park is more than just about tigers, although the striped beast is undoubtedly its star attraction.
IN CONVERSATION In search of a stage Actor, English teacher and Trinity College examiner, Paul Trigg wears many hats. TRIBUTE Extraordinary intellectual Management owes much of its stature in the wider world today to Peter Drucker. LOOKING BACK 
Flawless harmony in his musicSalil Chowdhury's contribution to modern Indian music is not as well known as it deserves. The composer's 80th birth anniversary fell on November 19. A tribute.
ART Journey of faith The world's rarest and most significant heritage collection of Christian art was recently on view at Singapore's Asian Civilisation Museum.
FITNESS MATTERS Follow the golden mean Physical activity is the best way to lead a healthy life. Simple tips to help you move and keep moving. HEALTHWATCH Damage to the lungs World COPD Day, November 16, is a means to raise awareness of this little-known, but widespread, disease.
SHORT STORY The great battle of the clocks ON the morning of September 19, 2005, Western Railways discovered to its horror that someone had shifted their main computer clocks to 10 minutes in advance. The simple time-shift resulted in thousands of early bookings, many via the Internet. ... See the earlier stories Lead | Issues | Essay | Focus | Environment | Cinema | Musings | Columns | Sightings | People | Tribute | Sport | Lifestyle | Health | Books | Literature | Cuisine | Astrology | Urban Edge | |
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