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Technology's Mr Predictable Sep 22nd 2005
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Charles Kennedy, and the Lib Dems' fork in the road Sep 22nd 2005 India's opposition firebrand Sep 22nd 2005 The resurrection of Steve Jobs Sep 15th 2005 Dolly Lenz, New York's real-estate queen Sep 8th 2005 John Ferguson, prisons and profits Sep 1st 2005 Ken Clarke's Tory leadership ambitions Sep 1st 2005 BenQ's K. Y. Lee Aug 25th 2005 Shirley Franklin, mayor of Atlanta Aug 25th 2005 William Weld reappears Aug 25th 2005 Bob Jeffrey, boss of J. Walter Thompson Aug 18th 2005 Roman Abramovich, an oligarch survivor Aug 11th 2005 Sir Ronald Cohen, compassionate capitalist Aug 4th 2005 George Bush and his party Aug 4th 2005 Judge Roberts and the commerce clause Jul 28th 2005 Shakira, the crossover queen Jul 21st 2005 Vijay Mallya, India's high-flying liquor king Jul 14th 2005 The change in Tony Blair's standing Jul 14th 2005 George Bush, Karl Rove and second-term blues Jul 14th 2005 Richard Scrushy, the not guilty former boss of HealthSouth Jun 30th 2005 Gordon Brown's stock is falling Jun 30th 2005 Fu Chengyu and China's energy Jun 23rd 2005 Luxembourg's out-of-touch prime minister Jun 23rd 2005 The Democrats best hope Jun 23rd 2005
Simon Wiesenthal, Nazi-hunter Sep 22nd 2005 Eugenia Charles, prime minister of Dominica Sep 15th 2005 William Rehnquist, chief justice of the United States Sep 8th 2005 Robert Moog, an electronic-music pioneer Sep 1st 2005 David Lange, former prime minister of New Zealand Aug 29th 2005 Roger Schutz, the founder of Taizé Aug 25th 2005 Ibrahim Ferrer, a Cuban musician Aug 18th 2005 Robin Cook, a British politician and parliamentarian Aug 11th 2005 King Fahd of Saudi Arabia Aug 4th 2005 General William Westmoreland Jul 28th 2005 Edward Heath, a former British prime minister Jul 21st 2005 Christopher Fry, England's last successful playwright in verse Jul 14th 2005 Jack Kilby, co-inventor of the integrated circuit Jul 7th 2005
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