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Issue 125, November 1999 Wolf in sheep's clothingEver hit your dog? If so, you could find yourself being investigated on suspicion of child abuse and domestic violence. Brendan O'Neill reports
Safe but sorryTimandra Harkness on why the sparks have stopped flying at the famous Lewes bonfire
'Cultural democracy' my eyeThe weasel language of the new cultural elite is anti-egalitarian, contemptuous and manipulative, says Mark Ryan
'What is so Scottish about that?'Claire Fox discussed the dangers of a Scottish cultural policy with novelist AL Kennedy, playwright David Greig and poet Don Patterson
Married strifeJennie Bristow wonders why making a long-term commitment seems so hard to do4 Mick Hume: One party state? Don't talk libertarian nonsense 8 RSPCA: wolf in sheep's clothing Brendan O'Neill 10 Taboos: Abortion is a fact of life Ann Furedi 12 Republicans shun the A-word David Nolan 13 Mama, we're all guilty now Patrick West 15 Lewes bonfire: safe but sorry Timandra Harkness Culture Wars
16 'Cultural democracy' my eye Mark Ryan 22 LM Mail 23 Opinion: Hot under the collar Ann Bradley 24 Married strife Jennie Bristow 27 PACS Franca Agnès Eden 28 No sex addiction please, we're British Tessa Mayes 30 Preaching to papa Sara Hinchliffe 31 Training in distrust Tiffany Jenkins 32 Who's new in Labour? James Heartfield 35 An Englishwoman in Washington: Politicians without politics Helen Searls 36 For Greenpeace, charity ends at home Roger Bate 36 Bringing the millennium down to earth James Firth 38 Gulf War syndrome: scaring our veterans sick Howard Fienberg 39 Painting by morals Alex Cameron 40 Rock off about climbing Sheona York 41 Second Opinion: Sex in the surgery Dr Michael Fitzpatrick 42 History lessons Professor Chris Wrigley 43 Reading between the lines: Irish heroes ha ha ha, women's poetry, and America's adventures in Somalia 
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