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The Annotated Huckleberry Finn - A Murder, a Mystery, and a Marriage - The Short Works of Mark Twain
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From redeeming Gandhi to creating Latin America
Postcolonialism
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A will to tame the emotions
The Vehement Passions
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Vampires everywhere but not a Buffy in sight
A Companion to the Gothic
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Love in the most violent of climates
Love Me or Kill Me
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Coleridge through the kaleidoscope
Coleridge's Notebooks
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A fiery, faery figure of her time
The Sentinel
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'Hole' feels the full force of small cogs
Protecting the Ozone Layer
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Is Big Brother locating you?
Spying with Maps
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Laurie Taylor Column
"How many bosses instruct subordinates to convey unwelcome information on their behalf, partly to highlight their own superiority and partly to evade liability or confrontation?' - Valerie Atkinson...
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Leader: Next RAE is last chance saloon, so let's get it right
The latest proposals for assessing research should be an improvement on the existing system, although they are hardly as radical as Sir Gareth Roberts intended when he set out on his quest for reform...
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Leader: Industry and HE should be tailor-made allies
If a union launched industrial action on the basis of a 25 per cent turnout, it would be castigated (rightly) by employers. Yet that is the proportion of Confederation of British Industry members who...
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Iraq is no place for Japanese lessons
As troops struggle to restore order to Iraq, the country's future and its past hang in the balance. Chris Bunting hears why the White House's favourite tale of reconstruction is inappropriate One by...
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Elizabeth vs Stalin: contest of the cult of personality 2
On the 400th and 50th anniversaries of their deaths, we pit England's virgin queen against the USSR's father and find more than a shared love of dancing. Christopher Read considers Stalin's passion...
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A planet on the brink of oblivion
Technological advances improve life but they can also unleash vast destructive power. Martin Rees warns that the next 100 years could be a make-or-break time for humanity I 'm a cosmologist - my...