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Articles in Nov 23, 2008, issue of Independent on Sunday, The

• I don't believe in monsters
  by TOBY YOUNG
• Big night for bouffants Big night for bouffants
• Flip chart
  by ARCHIE BLAND
• Why I love...
  by Mike Kenny
• Now for some comforting news...
  by KATE BURT
• Play the long game
  by RHIANNON HARRIES
• Dark Knight
• Meet Kevin, king of cybersex
  by Archie Bland
• Maxine Peake
  by RHIANNON HARRIES
• Glitter, eyeliner and dolly ekes to varder
  by SUZI FEAY
• The secrets of my success
  by JAMES KIDD
• Hustlers from hell
  by CHRISTOPHER SILVESTER
• Forgotten authors
  by Christopher Fowler
• What's the point of a shadow?
  by MATTHEW HOFFMAN
• Time to fight back
  by MICHAEL GLOVER
• Comics round up
  by Tim Martin
• War and peace - in Japanese
  by JAMES URQUHART
• Passionless play
• Doomed generation
  by TOM BONCZA-TOMASZEWSKI
• The Bottom Billion
  by TOM BONCZA-TOMASZEWSKI
• Bang Crunch
  by TOM BONCZA-TOMASZEWSKI
• The Not Dead
  by TOM BONCZA-TOMASZEWSKI
• The Good the Bad and the Unready
  by TOM BONCZA-TOMASZEWSKI
• Photography
• The dark side of paradise
  by SAM JORDISON
• Shami Chakrabarti Director of Liberty, 39
  by LUIZA SAUMA
• Look on the bright side
  by RHIANNON HARRIES
• Has mascara had its day?
  by Feelgood
• Ask Martha
  by Martha Arthur
• Steven Wilkes
  by JAMES SHERWOOD
• Party on
• Love in a cold climate
  by KATE BURT
• Dirty secrets
  by Emma Townshend
• Easy come, easy go
  by TERRY DURACK
• Neil Morrissey & Richard Fox
  by ESTHER WALKER
• Max Beesley
  by FIONA STURGES
• Even Russell plus Leo equals the same old formula
  by Nicholas Barber
• ALSO SHOWING
  by Nicholas Barber
• Groove is in the heart, mind and soul
  by Simon Price
• The world in your ears
  by Chris Maume
• Lots of horsemen and an apocalypse
  by Mike Higgins
• Scars of experience written on the body
  by Jenny Gilbert
• DVD
  by Nicholas Barber
• A woman with a past and a masterpiece with a future
  by Anna Picard
• Return of the genius who knows how to play the Fool
  by Simon O'Hagan
• A little learning is a dangerous thing
  by Claudia Pritchard
• We came, we saw, we vandalised
  by Boyd Tonkin
• There's something magical about this Czech chateau
  by Adrian Mourby
• Get on the straight and narrow in Austria's Alps
  by Elizabeth Heathcote
• Are we there yet?
  by Katy Holland
• Stay the night
  by Kate Simon
• We'll save instead of spending if the Government cuts taxes
• Top 10 bargain breaks to beat the winter blues
  by Ian McCurrach
• The future can wait: get back into the black
  by Harriet Meyer
• Share salvation: returns that can defy recession
  by Kate Hughes
• This Christmas, give a present with real value
  by Nargis Ahmad
• Money
• It's your funeral, so don't let the costs rise too high
  by Nargis Ahmad
• Smart meters: are they the answer to big bills?
  by Nargis Ahmad
• Guarantors go out on a limb to get their children on to the ladder
  by Laura Howard
• Nobody does it better ... so the signs are bad if even Germany is in
  by Hamish McRae Economic view
• Why buy now if prices are plummeting? How deflation could drag us
  by Phillip Blond
• Aegate steals a march in war against counterfeit drugs
  by Paul Rodgers
• Chinese hotel owners rebel over Intercontinental's $1bn revamp
  by Simon Evans
• Help small firms. Tax cuts won't even be a short-term fix
  by Margareta Pagano BUSINESS EDITOR
• The feral beast
• Councils lobby for return of tax relief on empty properties
  by Mark Leftly
• 'Worst Christmas ever' on the cards for high-street retailers
  by Sarah Butler
• CVC bucks the downturn with fees up 24%
  by Christian Sylt
• Leni Gas & Oil to buy back its own shares on the cheap following the
  by Mark Leftly
• Four candidates interviewed for Crossrail's chief executive post
• Middle-East funds go for Debenhams' Oxford St store after Pounds
  by Mark Leftly
• Hubdub: the virtual bookie for time-wasting news junkies
  by Matthew Bell
• Warring oligarchs bring their battle for nickel mines to
  by Mark Leftly
• US Embassy to move in as HR Owen surrenders lease
  by Mark Leftly
• Suited, booted ... and very, very dark
  by Cole Moreton
• Billionaire altruism Pledge to help poor
• Rescuers rush to Britain's biggest private company
  by Mark Leftly
• The real star of 'Australia' is the Kimberley Mountains
  by Minty Clinch
• Unpredictable, ego-driven, populist - and very funny
  by Cole Moreton