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Breathless with amazement

guardian.co.uk     Aug 5, 2008          

'Here on display was the great fissure in class, race, style, attitude, background, life-experience and confidence.' Polly Toynbee and David Walker accompany Brent school students on a visit to Oxford It's a straight line from...                    

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In search of winning words

guardian.co.uk     Aug 3, 2008   2 related          

With one angry publisher condemning the inclusion of a thriller in the longlist and the judges' chairman appearing to favour 'balance' more highly than literary merit, this year's Man Booker prize seems destined to be as...                    

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Book Review: Something To Tell You by Hanif Kureishi

blogcritics.org     Aug 2, 2008          

For those of us raised on the illusion of the happy, hard working immigrant, this book might be hard to swallow. When Dick Widdington and his cat set off to London to seek their fortune, it was because he had heard the streets...                    

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Exploding tiger mangoes in the enchanted netherland sea

ultrabrown.com     Jul 29, 2008   44 related          

Nearly half the writers on the Booker Prize longlist this year have desi connections. Adiga Newcomers Aravind Adiga (The White Tiger) and Mohammed Hanif (A Case of Exploding Mangoes) and veteran novelists Joseph O’Neill...                    

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Am 211 Reading List

warwick.ac.uk     Jul 29, 2008          

8.) With Bob Dylan and the Professors (2003) John Covach, What’s that Sound? Peter Doggett, Are You Ready for the Country? ( 2001) Peter Doggett, The Art and Music of John Lennon (2006) Bob Dylan, Chronicles, Vol 1 (2004) John...                    

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An ode to Joy Division, where Wordsworth met punk

theglobeandmail.com     Jul 29, 2008   1 related          

Ian Curtis. Some time early this month, an unknown thief stole this bleakly worded headstone from the former Joy Division singer/songwriter's grave in a Cheshire cemetery. Yet this does not feel like a random act of revenant...                    

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Groovy old men: The rise of the silver swingers

independent.co.uk     Jul 28, 2008          

You can see him sitting in one of the massage chairs in Toni & Guy, the trendy and expensive hairdressers, waiting to have his silver locks layered and his straggly eyebrows trimmed. He should, by rights, patronise a barber...                    

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Remembering Mrs Thatcher

libdemblogs.co.uk     Jul 25, 2008          

For those of us who lived politically through the Thatcher years, it's hard to realise that younger souls see the Iron Lady as history. This afternoon, the news editor of Gaydar Radio, Joanne Oatts, came round to interview me...                    

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Where the hip come out to play

news.com.au     Jul 24, 2008          

Latitude festival has wide appeal, writes Fiona Gruber | July 25, 2008 GLASGOW indie band Franz Ferdinand whips up the crowd from the Obelisk Arena while across the paddock, Martha Wainwright makes way for Amadou and Mariam, an...                    

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Download Lost TV Show Episodes - Watch Full TV Show Online

bookmarks.fr     Jul 23, 2008   32 related          

Are you tired of missing episodes of your favorite TV show Lost? Imagine how easier and cheaper it would be if you could Download Lost Episodes. The reality is that you can actually download all Lost Episodes from the Internet...                    

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