• RWANDA

SARTRE, JEAN PAUL

• Sartre's Marxism(R): 80.02/32 Graphic
• Obituary: 80.05/28 Graphic
• The Freud scenario(R)/ Sartre: 84/32 Graphic
• Simone de Beauvoir(R: Lisa Appignanesi/ Haus Publishing, £9.99)/ Rebecca Pitt: 299/38 Text [Order]

SCIENCE:GENERAL Other ref:Nuclear Power

• Truth is relative: 4/33 Graphic
• Computers: 5/15 Graphic
• Is science objective? - debate: 8/13 Graphic
• Letters: 9/20 Graphic
• New technology: 9/37 Graphic
• Science and ideology: 11/31 Graphic
• Microelectronics(R): 81.02/31 Graphic
• Evolution: 82.05/26 Graphic
• TV and science: 53/35 Graphic
• More than the parts(R)/ Birke, Silverstown: 72/30 Graphic
• The great evolution mystery(R)/ Taylor: 73/31 Graphic
• The panda's thumb(R)/ Gould: 96/33 Graphic
• Biochemical weapons: 99/21 Graphic
• Copernicus to Galileo: 112/24
• Newton: 113/26
• Darwin: 114/26
• Letters(Newton): 114/34
• Einstein: 115/26
• Letters(Newton): 115/34
• Letters: 117/34
• Chaos(R)/ Gleik: 120/30
• Wonderful life(R)/ Gould: 130/32
• Urchin in the storm(R)/ Gould: 133/30
• Romanticism and the Sciences(R: A Cunningham, N Jardine(eds)/ Cambridge University Press £40)/ John Parrington: 137/30 [Order]
• The scars of evolution(R: Elaine Morgan/ Souvenir, £12.95)/ Pete Wearden: 141/30
• The Biorevolution(R: Peter Wheale, Ruth McNally(eds)/ Pluto)/ John Parrington: 141/30
• Story telling(L)/ John Parrington: 142/34
• Bully for Brontosaurus(R: Stephen Jay Gould/ Radius, £16.99)/ Sandra Buchanan: 144/28 [Order]
• Freudianism: a critical sketch(R: Valentin Volosinov/ University of Indiana Press, £10.95)/ Andy Wilson: 144/30
• William Shockley - Out of order - obituary/ Bill Spence: 146/21
• Darwin: The evolution revolution - interview with James Moore(R: Adrian Desmond, James Moore/ £20.00)/ Lindsey German,Chris Harman: 150/21 [Order]
• Applied to society/ John Parrington: 153/21
• Reading matters - Science/ Duncan Blackie: 153/33
• The creative moment(R: Joseph Schwartz/ Jonathan Cape, £16.99)/ Matt Staples: 156/32 [Order]
• Eight little piggies(R: Stephen jay Gould/ Jonathan Cape, £18.99)/ Gurchetan Shoker: 163/31 [Order]
• Where we came from, review of 'Origins reconsidered, in search of what makes us human'(R: Richard Leakey,Roger Lewis/ Little, Brown and Co, £18.99)/ Chris Harman: 165/20 [Order]
• Where we come from, review of 'Self made man and his undoing'(R: Jonathan Kingdon/ Simon Schuster, £20.00)/ Chris Harman: 165/20
• Lev Vygotsky: Revolutionary Scientist(R: Fred Newman,Lois Holzman/ Routledge, £11.99)/ Martin Roiser: 165/31
• Complexity: Life at the edge of Chaos(R: Roger Lewin/ Dent, £15.99)/ Matt Staples: 165/32 [Order]
• Memories are made of this, interview with Steven Rose/ Duncan Blackie: 166/14
• Is our sexuality in our genes?/ John Parrington,Mark Brown: 167/11
• Bigot's corner(L)/ Tom Delargy: 168/33 Text
• A matter of choice(L)/ Steve Hack: 169/34 Text
• What do you know Joe?(L)/ Rob Wheatley: 170/34 Text
• Sound of revolution/ Ray Brazier: 170/35 Text
• The doctrine of DNA: Biology as ideology(R: RC Lewontin/ Penguin, £5.99)/ John Baxter: 171/30 Text
• Shadows of forgotten acestors(R: Carl Sagan,Ann Druyan/ Arrow, £5.99)/ John Parrington: 173/31 Text
• In defence of science(L)/ Bill Spence: 174/33 Text
• All in the mind/ John Parrington: 176/24 Text
• The language of genes(R: Steve Jones/ Flamingo, £6.99)/ Sue Caldwell: 176/32 Text [Order]
• Good breeding?/ Phil Gasper,John Baxter: 178/18 Text
• Thinking it through, only skin deep/ Chris Harman: 179/6 Text
• Vygotsky's collected works Vol II(R: L S Vygotsky/ Plenum Publications, £42.50)/ John Parrington: 179/33 Text [Order]
• Blood will tell(L)/ Matt Staples: 179/34 Text
• Beyond our control?(L)/ Tom Hurlock: 180/34 Text
• Huxley: The devil's disciple(R: Adrian Desmond/ Michael Joseph, £20.00)/ Matt Staples: 182/30 Text [Order]
• Talkback, appliance of science/ Bill Spence: 185/35 Text
• Identity crisis/ Sue Caldwell: 186/18 Text
• A good match(L)/ Pete Moore: 187/34 Text
• The runaway brain(R: Christopher Wills/ Flamingo, £7.99)/ John Baxter: 190/32 Text [Order]
• Timewalkers(R: Clive Gamble/ Penguin, £8.99)/ Phil Webster: 195/32 Text [Order]
• Making silent stones speak(R: Kathy D Schick,Nicholas Toth/ Phoenix, £8.99)/ Phil Webster: 195/32 Text [Order]
• African exodus(R: Chris Stringer,Robin McKie/ Cape, £18.99)/ Gaverne Bennett: 197/29
• The sixth extinction(R: Richard Leakey/ Weidenfeld and Nicolson, £18.99)/ Gaverne Bennett: 197/29 [Order]
• Dinosaur in a haystack(R: Stephen Jay Gould/ Cape, £18.99)/ Paul McGarr: 198/31 [Order]
• Born or bred? The XYY files/ John Baxter: 199/14 Text
• Mars - Is there anybody out there?(N)/ John Parrington: 200/8 Text
• Blinded by the sun(T: Stephen Poliakoff/ National Theatre, London)/ Lee Humber: 201/25 Text
• Why Freud was wrong(R: Richard Webster/ Harper Collins, £9.99)/ John Parrington: 203/28 Text [Order]
• The human touch/ John Parrington: 204/20 Text
• Longtitude(R: Dava Sobell/ Fourth Estate, £12.00)/ Dave Hayes: 204/30 Text
• Life's Grandeur(R: Stephen Jay Gould/ Cape, £16.99)/ Paul McGarr: 204/31 Text [Order]
• Freud or fraud?(L)/ Paul Jakubovic: 204/33 Text
• You must be dreaming(L)/ Phil Webster: 204/33 Text
• The song of the Dodo(R: David Quammen/ Hutchinson, £20.00)/ Fiona Prior: 205/28 Text
• The myth of science(L)/ Peter Dyson: 205/32 Text
• Pleasure and pain(L)/ Noel Halifax: 205/32 Text
• Kept in the dark(L)/ Ben Watson: 205/32 Text
• Doing it on the cheap(L)/ Colin Wilson: 205/32 Text
• In for the kill(L)/ Pete Wearden: 205/33 Text
• Red professors/ John Parrington: 206/20 Text
• Seeing double - cloning/ John Parrington,Peter Morgan: 207/18 Text
• Alan Turing, the enigma(R: Andrew Hodges/ Vintage, £8.99)/ Ralph A Tebbutt: 207/28 Text [Order]
• Digging into history(L)/ Dave Pinnock: 207/32 Text
• Huxley(R: Adrian Desmond/ Michael Joseph, £20.00)/ Dave Pinnock: 208/31 Text [Order]
• The code that broke the Nazis(L)/ Dave Gilchrist: 208/33 Text
• I don't get no satisfaction(L)/ Nuno Pessoa Barradas: 208/34 Text
• A social experiment(L)/ Martin Empson: 209/32 Text
• In the science class(L)/ Nick Savage: 209/32 Text
• The dream ticket/ Sabby Sagall: 210/24 Text
• A block to understanding(L)/ John Molyneaux: 211/31 Text
• The ghost in the machine(L)/ Dermot Smyth: 211/31 Text
• Mystical notions(L)/ Terry Sullivan: 211/31 Text
• Guns, germs and steel(R: Jared Diamond/ Cape, £18.99)/ Chris Harman: 212/31 Text [Order]
• Well behaved(L)/ Dr Mecca Chiera: 212/33 Text
• Too clever by half/ Pat Stack: 212/36 Text
• A brief history of time - the stage show(T: Jon Trevor(dir))/ Phil Turner: 213/26 Text
• Lifelines(R: Stephen Rose/ Penguin, £20.00)/ John Baxter: 214/30 Text [Order]
• Questioning the Millennium(R: Stephen Jay Gould/ Cape, £12.99)/ Mike Arrowsmith: 215/28 Text [Order]
• Painting the heavens(R: Eileen Reeves/ Princeton, £29.95)/ Linda Carruthers: 216/28 Text [Order]
• How the mind works(R: Steven Pinker/ Penguin, £25.00)/ John Parrington: 217/26 Text [Order]
• Starman(R: Jamie Doran, Piers Bizany/ Bloomsbury, £17.99)/ Seth Harman: 219/28 Text
• Copenhagen(T: Michael Frayn/ Cottesloe Theatre, London)/ David Shonfield: 221/25 Text
• The calendar(R: David Ewing Duncan/ Fourth Estate, £12.99)/ Beccy Reese: 222/31 Text [Order]
• Of mice and men/ John Parrington: 223/22 Text
• Seeds of discontent(L)/ John Baxter: 224/33 Text
• Genes for sale/ John Parrington: 227/24 Text
• GM foods - seeds of doubt(N)/ Gareth Jenkins: 228/4 Text
• Thinking it through - Chain reaction/ Chris Harman: 229/7 Text
• Eat your genes(R: Stephen Nottingham/ Zed, £11.95)/ Seth Harman: 230/31 Text [Order]
• Dark side of the moon/ John Parrington: 232/24 Text
• GM food - Labour law breakers come a cropper(N)/ John Parrington: 234/6 Text
• How brains make up their minds(R: Walter Freeman/ Weidenfeld & Nicolson, £14.99)/ John Parrington: 234/30 Text
• Sexing the brain(R: Lesley Rogers/ Weidenfeld & Nicolson, £14.99)/ John Parrington: 234/30 Text
• Galileo's daughter(R: Dava Sobel/ Fourth Estate, £16.99)/ Judith Orr: 236/28 Text [Order]
• The future - biology/ Steve Jones: 237/25 Text
• The art of invention: Leonardo and Renaissance engineers(A: / Science Museum, London)/ John Parrington: 238/28 Text
• The story of time(A: / National Maritime Museum)/ Martin Empson: 238/28 Text
• Seeing and believing(R: Richard Panek/ Fourth Estate, £12.00)/ Joseph Choonara: 240/32 Text [Order]
• GM foods - no act of kindness(N): 241/6 Text
• Not in our genes(L)/ Phil Webster: 242/33 Text
• It ain't necessarily so(R: Richard Lewontin/ Granta, £14.99)/ John Baxter: 243/29 Text [Order]
• Alas, poor Darwin(R: Hilary and Steven Rose(eds)/ Jonathan Cape)/ John Baxter: 243/29 Text
• Science - cloning profits for private enterprise(N)/ John Parrington: 244/6 Text
• Marx's ecology(R: John Bellamy Foster/ Monthly Review Press, £13.95)/ John Parrington: 244/32 Text [Order]
• The triple helix(R: Richard Lewontin/ Harvard University Press, £15.00)/ John Parrington: 248/31 Text [Order]
• Decision time(L)/ Dermot Smyth: 249/34 Text
• The limits and lies of human genetic research(R: Jonathan Kaplan/ Routledge, £13.99)/ Terry Sullivan: 252/31 Text [Order]
• Pip pip(R: Jay Griffiths/ Flamingo, £7.99)/ Chanie Rosenberg: 252/32 Text [Order]
• Infections and inequalities(R: Paul Farmer/ California Press, £11.95)/ James Woodcock: 254/32 Text [Order]
• Redesigning life(R: Brian Tokar(ed)/ Zed Books, £15.95)/ John Parrington: 256/32 Text
• Science - Clones maketh a man?/ John Parrington: 259/23 Text
• Still changing after all these years(L)/ Terry Sullivan: 260/34 Text
• Cosmology(R: Peter Coles/ Oxford, £5.99)/ Chris Talbot: 262/31 Text [Order]
• Science - The measure of a man - Obituary - Stephen Jay Gould/ Steven Rose: 264/21 Text
• Bang out of order(L)/ Paul Jakubovic: 264/35 Text
• In with a bang(L)/ Dave Taylor: 265/34 Text
• Cut the crop(L)/ Frank Ward: 265/34 Text
• Science - The gene machine/ John Parrington, John Sulston: 266/17 Text
• Genetic politics(R: Anne Kerr, Tom Shakespeare/ New Clarion Press, £12.95)/ John Parrington: 276/32 Text [Order]
• The first Darwinian left(R: David Stack/ New Clarion Press, £12.95)/ Terry Sullivan: 279/31 Text [Order]
• Arab civilisation - Found in translation/ Anne Ashford: 282/22 Text
• A brief history of the human race(R: Michael Cook/ Granta, £20.00)/ Maxime Bowler: 283/32 Text [Order]
• We are enlightened individuals(L)/ Malcolm Povey: 286/25 Text
• The human story(R: Robin Dunbar/ Faber & Faber, £12.99)/ John Parrington: 287/39 Text
• Anthropology - The pitter-patter of tiny feet(N)/ Pete Wearden: 290/7 Text
• The 21st century brain(R: Steven Rose/ Jonathan Cape, £20.00)/ Viren Swami: 295/38 Text [Order]
• Collapse(R: Jared Diamond/ Penguin, £20.00)/ Dave Franklin: 296/40 Text [Order]
• Britain in numbers(R: Simon Briscoe/ Politico's £14.99)/ Tony Staunton: 298/40 Text [Order]

SCIENCE:INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

• Information tollroad/ Duncan Blackie: 184/24 Text
• They can't pull the plug(L)/ Ian Fanning: 186/33 Text
• Sour apple(L)/ John Parrington: 186/33 Text
• Deep blue, mind over matter(N)/ John Parrington: 209/7 Text
• Computing the profit(L)/ Nick Wall: 210/33 Text
• Millenium bomb - When the chips are down(N)/ Margot Hill: 219/5 Text
• Microsoft caught in the net(N)/ Seth Harman: 225/4 Text
• Liberating cyberspace(R: Liberty(ed)/ Pluto Press, £13.99)/ Kevin Brown: 228/28 Text
• Millenium bug - The clock is ticking, time is running out(N)/ Colin Wilson: 234/8 Text
• Computers - game of monopoly(N): 236/6 Text
• The future - the internet/ Colin Sparks: 237/23 Text
• The Walrus - Keep on truckin'(N): 239/8 Text
• The Walrus - lights out for e-commerce(N): 244/8 Text
• World War 3.0(R: Ken Auletta/ Profile Books, £17.99)/ Sara Bryson: 254/31 Text [Order]
• Virtuality Check(R: François Fortier/ Verso, £16.00)/ Colin Wilson: 255/31 Text
• Martin's web - The Great Firewall of China(N)/ Martin Empson: 267/6 Text
• Martin's web - Spam, spam, spam(N)/ Martin Empson: 268/7 Text
• Martin's web - The perfect cure(N)/ Martin Empson: 269/6 Text
• Martin's web - A virtual world to win(N)/ Martin Empson: 270/6 Text
• Martin's Web - The dark side of the net(N)/ Martin Empson: 271/6 Text
• Martin's web - Making Marxism click(N)/ Martin Empson: 273/6 Text
• Martin's web - Denying dissent(N)/ Martin Empson: 274/7 Text
• Marxists caught in a web(L)/ Einde O'Callaghan: 274/34 Text
• Martin's Web - Dreams on screen(N)/ Martin Empson: 275/7 Text
• Martin's Web - Data is power(N)/ Martin Empson: 277/7 Text
• Martin's Web - Right to copy?(N)/ Martin Empson: 278/7 Text
• Martin's web - Talk isn't cheap(N)/ Martin Empson: 279/7 Text
• Martin's Web - Speak like a blog(N)/ Martin Empson: 281/7 Text
• Help needed(L)/ Ted Crawford: 282/34 Text
• Martin's web - Open or shut?/ Martin Empson: 283/7 Text
• Martin's web - Watch for the googly(N)/ Martin Empson: 285/7 Text
• Cultural currents - Urban solitude and the mobile phone/ Mike González: 285/26 Text
• Martin's web - Waves on the web(N)/ Martin Empson: 286/8 Text
• Entangled in Martin's web(L)/ Terri Behrman: 286/25 Text
• Martin's Web - Moore fact than fiction/ Martin Empson: 289/43 Text
• Martin's web - A novel solution/ Martin Empson: 292/43 Text
• Martin's web - That's entertainment/ Martin Empson: 293/43 Text
• Martin's web - Start the engine/ Martin Empson: 294/43 Text
• Martin's web - Are you sitting comfortably?/ Martin Empson: 295/43 Text
• Martin's web - Not coming up trumps/ Martin Empson: 296/43 Text
• Martin's web - We know where you live/ Martin Empson: 299/43 Text
• Martin's web - It's good to talk/ Martin Empson: 300/43 Text
• Martin's web - Electric reading/ Martin Empson: 301/43 Text

SCOTLAND

• Nature of the SNP: 1/30 Graphic
• Religious sectarianism: 81.05/28 Graphic
• Johm Cormack(R)/ Gallagher: 104/31
• Nature of the SNP - discussion with ex SNP members: 114/22
• SNP victory at Govan: 115/14
• Scottish defeats(N): 116/5
• Glasgow: an uneasy peace(R)/ Gallagher: 116/30
• Letters(SNP victory at Govan): 116/35
• Letters(SNP victory at Govan): 117/34
• Roots of Scottish capitalism: 119/16
• Scottish nationalism from WWII: 121/22
• STUC conference(N): 131/6
• Pinkish Salmond leaps in, SNP(N): 135/8
• The Eclipse of Scottish Culture, Inferiorism and the Intellectuals(R: Craig Beveridge, Ronald Turnbull/ Polygon £8.95)/ Neil Davidson: 136/33
• Covenant, Charter and Party, Tradition of revolt and protest in modern Scottish history(R: Terry Brotherstone/ Aberdeen University Press £9.95)/ Neil Davidson: 136/33
• Break for the border/ Duncan Blackie: 152/14
• Scotland the brave?/ Chris Bambery: 153/16
• Scots take low road(L)/ Dave Sherry: 154/34
• The battle for Scotland(R: Andrew Marr/ Penguin, £5.99)/ Dave Sherry: 161/32 [Order]
• Dirty deals(N): 162/4
• Timex Strike - Seize the time/ Paul Foot: 165/10
• Blackshirts across the border/ Henry Maitles: 172/22 Text
• Scottish convention, toothless tiger(N)/ Keir McKechnie,Neil Davidson: 191/8 Text
• Highlanders' last fling/ Neil Davidson: 196/24 Text
• ...both sides of the border(L)/ Duncan Brown: 196/34 Text
• Northern lights shine red(N)/ Chris Bambery: 208/9 Text
• Key to the Kingdom/ Chris Bambery: 211/18 Text
• Devolution - They won't take no for an answer(N)/ Chris Bambery: 212/8 Text
• Faces of nationalism(R: Tom Narin/ Verso, £12.00)/ Nicolai Gentchev: 218/29 Text
• Riotous assembly?(N)/ Neil Davidson,Keir McKechnie: 219/4 Text
• Storms over Scotland/ Chris Bambery: 222/16 Text
• Scotland's road to revolution/ Chris Bambery, Alan McCombes: 226/18 Text
• Scotland's glory?(A: / The National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh)/ Neil Davidson: 226/28 Text
• Tobacco roads/ Duncan Brown: 227/22 Text
• Degree of separation(L)/ Iain Ferguson: 227/32 Text
• Labour: can the centre hold?/ Chris Bambery: 228/9 Text
• Poll position: 229/14 Text
• Scotland, class and nation(R: Chris Bambery(ed)/ Bookmarks, £8.95)/ Iain Ferguson: 234/28 Text
• The Scottish nation 1700-2000(R: T M Devine/ Penguin, £25.00)/ Chris Bambery: 238/32 Text [Order]
• The origins of Scottish nationhood(R: Neil Davidson/ Pluto, £14.99)/ Angela McCormick: 242/30 Text [Order]
• Scotland - Another act of union/ Chris Bambery: 253/2 Text
• Scotland - A difference of degree/ Neil Davidson, Donny Gluckstein: 253/2 Text
• Election analysis - On a red roll/ Chris Bambery: 254/13 Text
• Discovering the Scottish Revolution(R: Neil Davidson/ Pluto Press, £17.99)/ Dave Sherry: 277/29 Text [Order]
• ...and disconnections(L)/ Joe Hartney: 279/34 Text
• Scottish revolution - They took the high road/ Neil Davidson: 280/23 Text
• Independance day for Scots?(L)/ Jamie Rankin: 281/34 Text
• A tartan gloss on Empire(L)/ Dave Sherry: 282/33 Text

SERBIA Other ref:Balkans

• Defying the dictators/ Charlie Kimber: 204/14 Text
• Arising from the ashes/ Andreja Zivkovic: 206/10 Text
• Pretty village, pretty flame(F: Sredjan Dragojevic(dir))/ Sabby Sagall: 216/26 Text
• World in Revolt - Serbia erupts in revolution/ Dragan Plavsic, Andreja Zivkovic, Lindsey German: 246/14 Text
• Serbia - time to deliver(N)/ Dragan Plavsic: 248/6 Text
• Otpor! - revolutionary mindset(N): 248/7 Text
• A vibrant new movement(L)/ Jon Tennison: 248/35 Text
• This is Serbia calling(R: Matthew Collin/ Serpent's Tail, £9.99)/ Nicolai Gentchev: 251/33 Text [Order]
• Stop the war - Promises, promises/ Dragan Plavsic: 273/16 Text
• Serbia - Neoliberals stirring up apathy(N)/ Dragan Plavsic: 280/7 Text

SEXUAL POLITICS

• History of sexuality(R)/ Foucault: 13/12 Graphic
• Politics of the Ripper: 80.06/20 Graphic
• Paedophile trial: 80.11/29 Graphic
• Violence against women: 81.01/5 Graphic
• Letters(Paeodophile trial): 81.01/31 Graphic
• Letters(Paeodophile trial): 81.02/30 Graphic
• Rape: 82.02/20 Graphic
• Pornography(R): 82.02/32 Graphic
• Rape: 82.03/27 Graphic
• Mary Whitehouse: 82.04/22 Graphic
• Letters(Rape): 82.05/31 Graphic
• Against the new moralism: 47/26 Graphic
• Prostitution: 52/29 Graphic
• Rape - the socialist answer: 88/13 Graphic
• Censorship: 88/16 Graphic
• Letters(Rape - the socialist answer): 89/35 Graphic
• Letters(Censorship): 89/35 Graphic
• Politics of sex: 93/14 Graphic
• Male order(R): 113/31
• Rape - historical enquiry(R): 122/32
• Campaign against porn(N): 127/8
• Porn, feminism and individual(R)/ Assiter: 128/30
• Racism exposed by rape case/ Sharon Smith,Judith Orr: 134/26
• Freud on Women(R: Elisabeth Young-Bruehl/ The Hogarth Press £20.00)/ Anna Robinson: 135/34
• Child pornography: an investigation(R: Tim Tate/ Methuen £14.99)/ Fran Cetti: 137/31
• A game that women cannot win/ Liz Rattue: 147/22
• A game no one wins(L)/ Vic Williams: 148/34
• A fatal fantasy/ Pat Stack: 149/36
• Sex exposed: sexuality and the pornography debate(R: Lynne Segal,Mary McIntosh(eds)/ Virago, £8.99)/ Hazel Croft: 154/29 [Order]
• Socialist taboos(L)/ Ben Watson: 155/33
• Whores in history(R: Nickie Roberts/ Harper Collins, £17.99)/ Liz Rattue: 158/28
• Up against the law(L)/ Nickie Roberts,Steve Roberts: 159/34
• Ignorance is bliss/ Andrea Butcher,Suzanne Jeffrey: 175/22 Text
• Brief encounters/ Mike Haynes: 177/14 Text
• A bitter pill/ Andrea Butcher: 178/24 Text
• Babes, Barbie and the battle of the sexes/ Lindsey German: 185/17 Text
• Men behaving badly/ Pat Stack: 203/36 Text
• Lads have feelings too(L)/ David Miller: 204/32 Text
• No new lads=No fun(L)/ Mike Walton: 204/32 Text
• The joke is on women(L)/ Cathy Eastham: 205/31 Text
• Time to grow up(L)/ Brenda Wheatle: 205/31 Text
• The prehistory of sex(R: Timothy Taylor/ Fourth Estate, £8.99)/ John Parrington: 222/30 Text
• The language instinct(L)/ Carol Ives: 227/33 Text
• Sex roles - Men behaving badly/ Lindsey German: 235/12 Text

SHIPBUILDING

• Cuts and union connivance: 54/23 Graphic
• Real lessons of UCS: 63/12 Graphic
• Organising in a shipyard: 73/24 Graphic
• Tanker disaster - Trouble on oiled waters(N)/ Dave Osler: 269/4 Text

SINGAPORE

• Last of the Keynesians: 85/7 Graphic
• Domestic violence/ Abbi Bakan: 189/22 Text

SOCIALIST ALLIANCE & SCOTTISH SOCIALIST PARTY

• Tartan track(N)/ Keir McKechnie: 195/7 Text
• Strength in numbers?(L)/ John Nicholson: 221/33 Text
• London Socialist Alliance - Raising the socialist voice in London(N): 239/7 Text
• Shock waves for New Labour/ Chris Bambery: 241/7 Text
• Elections - Blair's bad result/ Rob Hoveman: 242/12 Text
• Some home truths(2)(L)/ Alexis Wearmouth: 242/32 Text
• Challenging times for resistance(1)(L)/ Joe Hartney: 245/33 Text
• Socialist Alliances - challenging times(N): 247/9 Text
• Elections - the opposition to New Labour/ M Marqusee, J Rees, G Younge, R Newman, J Pilger, T Bennett: 250/8 Text
• Can we build a new party? (1)(L)/ Paul Wilcox: 250/34 Text
• Can we build a new party? (2)(L)/ D Chassay: 250/34 Text
• Four years hard Labour - time to go/ Liz Davies: 251/13 Text
• Four years hard Labour - a force to be reckoned with/ Chris Bambery: 251/15 Text
• Who gets our vote in the general election(1)(L)/ Keith Copley: 251/34 Text
• Who gets our vote in the general election(2)(L)/ David Tate: 251/34 Text
• Is it party time?(L)/ Nick Wall: 251/34 Text
• Nothing to help the disabled(L)/ George R Waddle: 251/35 Text
• Socialist Alliance - putting the protest into politics/ Peter Morgan, Lindsey German: 252/8 Text
• Socialist Alliance - Lancashire hotspots/ Carmel Brown: 252/11 Text
• Time to turn our backs on Labour?(1)(L)/ Tony Phillips: 252/34 Text
• Time to turn our backs on Labour?(2)(L)/ Jon Tennison: 252/34 Text
• Election - Is this what democracy looks like?/ Paul Foot: 253/7 Text
• Election - It doesn't matter who you vote for, the same policies get in/ Lindsey German: 253/8 Text
• Election - 'It took just one four-year term for Millbank apparatchiks to incite rebellion'/ Carmel Brown: 253/9 Text
• Election - 'Labour's in thrall to big business'/ Pete Ainsley: 253/10 Text
• Election - 'This new alignment of the left has awoken many individuals'/ Claire Kime: 253/11 Text
• Greater than the sum of its parts(L)/ Nick Long: 253/34 Text
• Election analysis - The left and the landslide/ John Rees: 254/8 Text
• Sending a message to Blair(1)(L)/ Alex Davidson: 254/33 Text
• Sending a message to Blair(2)(L)/ Daniel Conquer: 254/33 Text
• Socialist Alliance - Pretty bubbles everywhere(N)/ Clare Fermont: 268/6 Text
• Labour and the trade unions - Electing to fight/ Carlo Morelli, Joe Hartney, Mike González, Michael Lavalette: 275/11 Text
• Socialist Alliance - A real alternative in Brent(N)/ Rob Hoveman: 277/5 Text
• Left Alternative - Beyond the crossroads/ Paul Foot, Michael Lavalette: 280/16 Text
• British politics - Laying the foundations/ Julie Bundy: 281/9 Text
• British politics - The alternative we need: 281/14 Text
• For the coalition of the willing(L)/ Emma Hall, Fergus Nicol: 281/34 Text
• United in Basildon(L)/ Paul Topley: 282/34 Text

SOCIALIST LABOUR PARTY

• Scargill, ayes to the left(N): 192/5 Text
• Does Scargill have an alternative?/ Lindsey German: 194/14 Text

SOCIALIST REGISTER

• Socialist register(R)/ Merlin: 51/32 Graphic
• Socialist register 1984(R): 74/30 Graphic
• Socialist Register 1992(R: Ralph Miliband,Leo Panitch(eds)/ Merlin, £10.95)/ Gareth Jenkins: 156/30 [Order]
• Socialist Register 1996: Are there alternatives?(R: Leo Panitch(ed)/ Merlin, £12.95)/ Alex Callinicos: 200/31 Text
• Socialist Register 1997(R: Leo Panitch(ed)/ Merlin, £12.99)/ Chris Harman: 211/28 Text
• The Communist Manifesto: Socialist Register 1998(R: Leo Panitch, Colin Leys(eds)/ Merlin, £12.95)/ Dave McNulty: 219/29 Text [Order]
• Global capitalism versus democracy: Socialist Register 1999(R: Leo Panitch, Colin Leys(eds)/ Merlin, £12.95)/ Chris Nineham: 227/29 Text [Order]
• Socialist Register 2001(R: Leo Panitch, Colin Leys(eds)/ Merlin Press, £16.95)/ Jim Wolfreys: 255/33 Text [Order]
• Socialist register 2005: The empire reloaded(R: Leo Panitch, Colin Leys/ Merlin Press, £14.95)/ Kevin Best: 291/42 Text [Order]

SOMALIA

• Political football: 139/22
• Where the blame lies(N): 150/6
• Helping themselves/ Sharon Smith: 160/14
• Expression of distress(L)/ Raymond Gordon: 161/34

SOUTH AFRICA

• We want the bakery: 2/40 Graphic
• Whiter than white(N): 8/12 Graphic
• Update: 80.04/18 Graphic
• Storm over the Cape: 80.07/5 Graphic
• Whites tinker with reform: 80.08/9 Graphic
• South Africa after Zimbabwe(R)/ Callinicos: 81.03/33 Graphic
• Anti Apartheid Movement: 82.02/24 Graphic
• Growing struggle: 82.05/15 Graphic
• Apartheid: 66/18 Graphic
• Black working class: 66/20 Graphic
• Blacks shake apartheid: 69/10 Graphic
• Challenge to apartheid: 71/23 Graphic
• 25 years after Sharpville: 75/18 Graphic
• Letters: 76/34 Graphic
• A question of power(N): 77/5 Graphic
• Between reform and revolution?: 79/13 Graphic
• Politics of ANC: 79/18 Graphic
• Can the unions unite?: 79/20 Graphic
• Struggle against apartheid: 79/22 Graphic
• Moses Mayekiso interview: 80/18 Graphic
• Steps to solidarity: 81/22
• South African music: 84/28 Graphic
• COSATU(N): 85/5 Graphic
• Botha's balancing act: 86/24 Graphic
• Schools of struggle: 87/20 Graphic
• Nelson Mandela(R)/ Benson: 87/32 Graphic
• Repression and resistance: 89/16 Graphic
• White revolt: 90/28 Graphic
• Women in South Africa(R): 91/31 Graphic
• Sanctions(N): 92/7 Graphic
• Cultural boycotts: 96/36 Graphic
• Letters: 97/34 Graphic
• Whites dig in: 99/13 Graphic
• Populist pitfall(R): 99/33 Graphic
• Miners strike(N): 101/9
• South Africa's urban struggle(R): 104/30
• South Africa - Israel(N): 106/6
• Buthelezi - enemy within: 108/12
• Between reform and revolution(R)/ Callinicos: 115/28
• Continuing struggle: 123/25
• The possibility of reform(N): 124/7
• Reforms: 125/16
• Reforms: 128/22
• Mandela's release: 129/20
• Yours for the union(R)/ Hirson: 129/32
• Mayekiso and SACP: 130/15
• Letters(Mayekiso and SACP): 132/34
• Letter from South Africa: 133/27
• Letters(Mayeksio and SACP): 133/35
• South Africa, No easy walk(N): 134/7
• Tragic politics/ Duncan Blackie: 135/19
• Beyond Apartheid: Labour and Liberation in South Africa(R: Robert Fine, Dennis Davis/ Pluto £27.50)/ Duncan Blackie: 135/33 [Order]
• The soft vengeance of a freedom fighter(R: Albie Sachs/ Grafton Books £13.99)/ Gerald Ball: 137/32
• Small Southern Comfort/ Charlie Kimber: 140/21
• South Africa- running out of time(N): 143/5
• Collapse of Communism - The day of reckoning/ Jim Smith: 146/8
• Till Babylon falls(R: Bryan Rostron/ Coronet, £5.99)/ Fran Cetti: 146/31
• Between Apartheid and Capitalism: Conversations with South African Socialists(R: Alex Callinicos/ Bookmarks, £5.95)/ Charlie Kimber: 150/31 [Order]
• Business as usual?/ Gerald Ball: 152/16
• Breaking point(N): 155/5
• Power to break the deadlock/ Alex Callinicos: 156/14
• At the crossroads(L)/ Hennie van Wyk: 157/35
• Studded with diamonds and paved with gold(R: Laurie Flynn/ Bloomsbury, £20.00)/ Charlie Kimber: 159/31
• The history of black mineworkers in South Africa Volume 1, 1871-1948(R: V L Allen/ The Moor Press, £18.00)/ Charlie Kimber: 159/31 [Order]
• No turning back(N): 164/4
• Held back for too long/ Duncan Blackie: 166/9
• Frontiers: The epic of South Africa's creation and the tragedy of the Xhosa people(R: Noel Mostert/ Pimlico, £15.00)/ Alex Callinicos: 168/31 Text
• Power to the people?/ Alex Callinicos,Charlie Kimber: 174/13 Text
• Freedom now and tomorrow(N): 175/4 Text
• The struggle goes on/ Terry Bell,Charlie Kimber: 176/14 Text
• Historic compromises/ Alex Callinicos,Mike Simons,Judith Orr: 181/14 Text
• Going for gold(R: T Dunbar Moodie,Vivienne Ndatshe/ University of California Press, £12.95)/ Chris Chilvers: 181/29 Text
• None to accompany me(R: Nadine Gordimer/ Bloomsbury, £15.99)/ Sasha Simic: 182/29 Text [Order]
• Still miles apart, review of four books that shed light on South Africa today/ Charlie Kimber: 191/24 Text
• A world upside down(L)/ Bernhard Herzberg: 194/35 Text
• Imaginings of sand(R: André Brink/ Secker and Warburg, £14.99)/ Elane Heffernan: 196/32 Text
• ANC means business(N)/ Alex Callinicos: 197/4 Text
• Sing the beloved country(R: Peter Hain/ Pluto, £12.99)/ Peter Morgan: 203/27 Text [Order]
• The Boer war(R: Thomas Pakenham/ Weidenfeld & Nicolson, £30.00)/ Charlie Kimber: 209/27 Text [Order]
• Where's the delivery?(N)/ Charlie Kimber: 211/8 Text
• Jump the gun(F: Les Blair(dir))/ Julia Brown: 211/25 Text
• Devil's Valley(R: André Brink/ Secker & Warburg, £15.99)/ Clare Fermont: 223/27 Text
• The fight for freedom/ Bruce George: 225/11 Text
• Mara and Dann(R: Doris Lessing/ Flamingo, £16.99)/ Beth Stone: 231/28 Text [Order]
• Anniversary - Boer War - It's not all black and white(R)/ Charlie Kimber: 234/24 Text
• Elite Transition(R: Patrick Bond/ Pluto, £15.99)/ Viv Smith: 245/30 Text [Order]
• Against global apartheid(R: Patrick Bond/ University of Cape Town Press, £14.99)/ Leo Zeilig: 262/29 Text [Order]
• We call on your support(L)/ Alan Goatley: 263/33 Text
• Asbestos Blues(R: Jack McCulloch/ James Currey, £12.95)/ David Eaves: 265/32 Text
• Bitter fruit(R: Achmat Dangor/ Atlantic, £10.99)/ Charlie Kimber: 283/29 Text [Order]
• Talk left, walk right(R: Patrick Bond/ Merlin Press, £14.95)/ Gavin Capps: 296/37 Text [Order]

SPAIN

• The new democracy(N): 1/5 Graphic
• Letter from Madrid(N): 2/10 Graphic
• Eurocommunists(N): 3/8 Graphic
• ETA(N): 4/5 Graphic
• Referendum(N): 8/5 Graphic
• Election fever: 10/7 Graphic
• After the vote: 11/8 Graphic
• Basque barricades: 15/7 Graphic
• Opposition: 80.05/15 Graphic
• PSUC: 81.02/11 Graphic
• Failed coup: 81.03/7 Graphic
• Threat from the right: 81.04/12 Graphic
• After the failed coup: 81.07/4 Graphic
• Behind the World Cup: 82.06/16 Graphic
• Change in Spain?: 48/6 Graphic
• One year of PSOE: 61/14 Graphic
• Communists in conflict(N): 77/7 Graphic
• Saying yes to NATO: 86/10 Graphic
• After the referendum: 87/6 Graphic
• Victory for socialism?(N): 89/7 Graphic
• Spanish lessons for social democracy(N): 90/5 Graphic
• Good times ahead?(N): 97/7 Graphic
• Left's limits: 98/9 Graphic
• Letters: 99/35 Graphic
• Workers commissions: 122/27
• Dictatorship, workers, city(R)/ Balfour: 122/27
• Federico Garcia Lorca(R: Ian Gibson/ Faber, £6.99)/ Lindsey German: 139/31 [Order]
• The bloody story of Christopher Columbus/ Mike González: 151/16
• International roundup(N): 153/7
• La Pasionaria(R: Robert Low/ Hutchinson, £17.99)/ Dean Ryan: 161/30 [Order]
• Fourth time lucky(N): 166/7
• Europe: between recession and revolt/ Lee Humber,Gareth Jenkins: 170/9 Text
• The pain in Spain(N): 173/7 Text
• Going, going, gone?/ Andy Durgan: 184/12 Text
• Spanish stand off/ Steve Cedar,Miguel Cabrillana: 196/20 Text
• Nip it in the bud(L)/ Susi Craig: 216/35 Text
• Red letter days - Asturias, 4th October 1934/ Andy Durgan: 223/35 Text
• ETA ceasefire - the smoking gun/ Mike González: 224/22 Text
• Spanish elections - few principles behind the pact(N)/ Andy Durgan: 239/9 Text
• The forging of a rebel(R: Arturo Barea/ Granta, £15.00)/ Michael Eaude: 257/31 Text [Order]
• The angst-ridden executive(R: Manuel Vázquez Montalbán/ Serpent's Tail, £6.99)/ Michael Eaude: 262/30 Text
• Weaving a web for Basque rights(L)/ Unai Pascual: 265/34 Text
• Basquing for trouble(L)/ Unai Pascual: 267/35 Text
• Spain - Continental conundrum/ Andy Durgan: 283/22 Text
• The terrain in Spain and press freedom down the drain(1)(L)/ Lynne Hunter: 283/34 Text
• The politics of terror - Spanish shockwaves - 'The democratic rebellion'/ Alex Callinicos, David Karvala: 284/9 Text

SPANISH CIVIL WAR

• The blood of Spain(R)/ Fraser: 81.02/32 Graphic
• October 1934: 81.09/36 Graphic
• The Spanish Civil War(R): 52/33 Graphic
• International Brigades(R): 58/35 Graphic
• 1936: 84/36 Graphic
• Blood of Spain(R)/ Fraser: 89/28 Graphic
• The Spanish Cockpit(R)/ Borkenau: 90/31 Graphic
• Homage to Catelonia(R)/ Orwell: 98/25 Graphic
• Federico Garcia Lorca(R: Ian Gibson/ Faber, £6.99)/ Lindsey German: 139/31 [Order]
• The Spanish Labrynth(R: Gerald Brenan/ Canto, £6.95)/ Jim Smith: 147/29 [Order]
• The Spanish Civil War - The view from the left(R: / Revolutionary History, £12.95)/ Chris Bambery: 154/30
• Blood of Spain(R: Ronald Fraser/ Pimlico, £12.50)/ Hazel Croft: 176/29 Text [Order]
• Journey to the frontier: two roads to the Spanish civil war(R: Peter Stansky,William Abrahams/ Constable, £14.95)/ Tony Dabb: 180/29 Text
• Land and freedom(F: Ken Loach(dir))/ Andy Durgan: 187/24 Text
• The red brigades/ Judy Cox: 190/20 Text
• A cause worth fighting for/ Andy Coles: 194/18 Text
• The Spanish Revolution - fighting on two fronts/ Andy Durgan: 199/22 Text
• Britain, Italy, Germany and the Spanish Civil War(R: Will Padmore/ Edwin Mellen Press, £39.95)/ Sam Ashman: 226/32 Text
• Arms for sale(R: Gerald Howson/ John Murray, £25.00)/ Sam Ashman: 226/32 Text
• Putting the record straight(L)/ John Saville: 227/33 Text
• ¡Comrades! Portraits from the Spanish Civil War(R: Paul Preston/ Harper Collins, £20.00)/ John Newsinger: 233/30 Text [Order]
• The Spanish Civil War: Dreams and Nightmares(A: / Imperial War Museum, London until 28 April 2002)/ Tim Sanders: 257/27 Text
• Soldiers of Salamis(R: Javier Cercas/ Bloomsbury, £14.99)/ Michael Eaude: 276/31 Text [Order]

SPORT

• The politics of sport: 80.07/23 Graphic
• Letters: 81.01/32 Graphic
• Red Rope: 82.04/31 Graphic
• Olympics and reaction: 67/31 Graphic
• Football takeovers: 97/21 Graphic
• Cricket and chauvinism: 105/36
• Zola Budd: 110/36
• Hooligans: 111/36
• Politics of sport(R): 112/31
• Hillsborough disaster: 120/36
• A prison of measured time(R)/ Brohm: 124/32
• Coup, what a scorcher/ Pat Stack: 145/36
• Bowled out(L)/ Farid Abdi: 146/34
• A losing game - interview with Craig Brewin/ Lee Humber: 155/22
• Chess - blood on the board/ Ged Peck: 157/27
• Check mate(L)/ Andrew Linton: 158/34
• Moving the goalposts/ Pat Stack: 165/36
• Out of character/ Pat Stack: 176/36 Text
• Anyone but England(R: Mike Marqusee/ Verso, £16.99)/ Mark Steel: 180/33 Text [Order]
• Talkback, blue is the colour/ Ged Peck: 181/35 Text
• Lottery, the numbers game(N)/ John Newsinger: 190/5 Text
• Football - Dish of the day?(N)/ Ed Horton: 223/6 Text
• Redemption song(R: Mike Marqusee/ Verso, £17.00)/ Brian Richardson: 232/27 Text [Order]
• Michael Jordan and the new global capitalism(R: Walter LaFeber/ Norton, £9.99)/ Gaverne Bennett: 236/32 Text [Order]
• The great olympic swindle(R: Andrew Jennings, Clare Sambrook(eds)/ Simon and Schuster, £16.99)/ Chris Bambery: 245/28 Text [Order]
• Regulating football(R: Steve Greenfield, Guy Osborn/ Pluto Press, £14.99)/ Chris Bambery: 256/31 Text [Order]
• One nil to the supporters(L)/ Frank Ormston: 262/34 Text
• Sport - It's not just cricket/ Jo Cardwell: 265/22 Text
• Cultural currents - Ugly side of the beautiful game/ Mike González: 265/23 Text
• The blood-soaked flag(L)/ Ronnie Margulies: 266/35 Text
• Stack on the back - Over the bottom line/ Pat Stack: 266/36 Text
• Sick as a parrot(L)/ Ann Rose: 267/35 Text
• They think it's all over(L)/ Ben Drake: 268/34 Text
• In black and white(R: Donald McRae/ Scribner, £18.99)/ Brian Richardson: 272/31 Text [Order]
• Stack on the back - Ahead of the game/ Pat Stack: 278/36 Text
• Andrew Stone - Not a level playing field/ Andrew Stone: 299/44 Text
• A summer to celebrate(L)/ Nick Grant: 300/29 Text
• Correction: 300/29

SRI LANKA

• Divided working class: 57/22 Graphic
• The Tamils: 100/25 Graphic
• Funny boy(R: Shyam Selvadurai/ Jonathan Cape, £12.99)/ Claire Faichnie: 182/32 Text [Order]
• When memory dies(R: A Sivanandan/ Arcadia, £9.99)/ Chris Nineham: 211/28 Text [Order]
• Sri Lanka - Tsunami reconstruction built on weak foundations(N)/ Vinod Moonesinghe: 295/9 Text

STATE CAPITALISM Other ref:USSR, Eastern Europe, Marxism

• The test of time/ Tony Cliff: 221/20 Text
• Nature of the state(L)/ Bernard McBreen: 222/34 Text
• Not according to plan(L)/ Robin Ringer: 223/33 Text

STEEL

• The vanishing boom: 1/5 Graphic
• Redundancy(N): 14/5 Graphic
• Tory offensive against steel(N): 80.01/2 Graphic
• Background to the steel crisis: 80.01/6 Graphic
• Steel(N): 80.02/3 Graphic
• Behind the picket lines: 80.02/21 Graphic
• The Real Steel story: 80.02/27 Graphic
• Soft left shuffle(N): 80.03/4 Graphic
• An unnecessary draw: 80.04/3 Graphic
• The 13 weeks: 80.04/4 Graphic
• Role of the TGWU: 80.04/5 Graphic
• SWP in strike: 80.04/8 Graphic
• Story of the strike(R): 80.07/34 Graphic
• ISTC New Deal: 80.1/24 Graphic
• ISTC Conference: 80.11/15 Graphic
• Witch hunt: 81.05/22 Graphic
• ISTC conference: 81.07/34 Graphic
• The Walrus - a Corus of disapproval: 250/7 Text

STUDENTS

• Cuts: 80.03/6 Graphic
• Down but not out: 80.04/31 Graphic
• NUS conference: 80.05/26 Graphic
• The movement: 82.01/30 Graphic
• Revolts: 82.03/8 Graphic
• NOLS take over: 82.05/29 Graphic
• Executive strike breakers: 50/9 Graphic
• NLP and Harrington: 66/23 Graphic
• NOLS and fighting: 71/7 Graphic
• Class of 85(N): 72/7 Graphic
• Respectable politics(N): 83/6 Graphic
• No platform: 86/11 Graphic
• What's left: 87/7 Graphic
• Conference(N): 94/5 Graphic
• Student power?(Euro & Chinese protests): 94/17 Graphic
• NUS conference(N): 105/5
• Student struggles: 115/22
• NUS conference and tokenism: 116/36
• Loans(N): 130/4
• Course of struggle/ Lindsey German: 149/8
• Feeling the pinch/ Gareth Jenkins: 149/9
• What's in store for '94?/ D Beecham,D Firebrook,L German,L Humber: 171/9 Text
• Hot potato(N): 173/4 Text
• A sense of the possible/ Judith Orr: 176/17 Text
• Debt drop outs(N): 179/4 Text
• The Saatchi strategy/ Ben Selwyn: 179/35 Text
• Dangerous games/ Pat Stack: 192/36 Text
• Student loans, pay as you learn(N)/ Fiona Prior: 195/5 Text
• Fees for degrees(N)/ Dave Renton: 202/7 Text
• Bright sparks(N)/ Jackie Freeman: 212/4 Text
• Tuition fees - students taken to the cleaners(N)/ Lindsey German: 213/8 Text
• Student connections(L)/ UEL Students: 220/33 Text
• Oxford blues(N): 227/5 Text
• Student poverty - It will all end in tiers(N)/ Lindsey German: 234/4 Text
• The tip of the iceberg(L)/ Alexander Ismail: 235/34 Text
• Making waves(L)/ Helen Salmon: 236/34 Text
• Students - market rates(N): 237/6 Text
• Students - School's out against war(N)/ Andrew Stone: 273/4 Text
• Student conference - Delegates of wrath(N)/ Dan Mayer: 296/10 Text

SUDAN

• The coup and after: 76/13 Graphic
• Licence to kill/ Alex Callinicos: 222/8 Text

SWITZERLAND

• Hitler's secret bankers(R: Adam LeBor/ Simon and Schuster, £7.99)/ Claire Dissington: 210/29 Text [Order]
• Blood money(R: Tom Bower/ Macmillan, £16.99)/ Claire Dissington: 210/29 Text [Order]

SYRIA Other ref:Middle East

• Syria(R: Alan George/ Zed Books, £13.95)/ Clare Fermont: 278/30 Text [Order]

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