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<description>Richard Morrison is chief music critic of The Times. He is a regular columnist, writing mainly on music, arts and culture</description>
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<pubDate>Tue, 30 Oct 2007 15:37:29 GMT</pubDate>
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<title><![CDATA[For once&amp;#44; let&amp;#39;s hear it for the boys]]></title>
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Wed, 14 May 2008 00:00:47 BST
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<![CDATA[Can I be a male chauvinist pig, please? Just this once. After all, I've 
resisted for years and years. I deserve a bit of time off for good behaviour.]]>	
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<title><![CDATA[Got a problem&amp;#63; I&amp;#39;m sure there&amp;#39;s a pill for it]]></title>
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<![CDATA[Exciting news for those of us slithering towards the autumnal netherworld of 
freedom passes, Saga holidays and hip replacements. Apparently British 
doctors have developed what The Sunday Times describes as a 
&#8220;life&#45;saving polypill&#8221; for those in their mid&#45; fifties and upwards. Pop one 
of these little chaps in your mouth each day, it seems, and you will fortify 
your raddled old torso with three different types of medicine to lower blood 
pressure, a statin to bring down your cholesterol level, and something else 
to knock the proverbial stuffing out of an acid &#8220;implicated&#8221; in heart 
attacks and strokes.]]>	
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<title><![CDATA[Spare a few million for the arts&amp;#44; guv]]></title>
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Thu, 01 May 2008 11:00:54 BST
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<![CDATA[Luvvieland is rattling the begging bowl again&amp;#46; After 11 years of plenty &#45; thanks to a meddling but generally supportive government &#45; the arts world suspects&amp;#44; rightly&amp;#44; that the days of handsome handouts from the taxpayer are over&amp;#46; Not least because the ever more fantastical budget for the 2012 Olympics is sucking money from the Department for Culture&amp;#44; Media and Sport like a giant leech clamped on a small minnow&amp;#46; That&amp;#39;s the background to the campaign launched in The Times on Saturday by Mark Jones&amp;#44; director of the Victoria and Albert Museum&amp;#44; aimed at persuading a few more of Britain&amp;#39;s super&#45;rich to turn themselves into latter&#45;day Medicis and Carnegies by pumping some of their surplus dosh into the arts&amp;#46;]]>	
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<title><![CDATA[Our Zeitgeist&amp;#58; just more of the same&amp;#63;]]></title>
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Thu, 24 Apr 2008 00:00:36 BST
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<![CDATA[There's a wonderfully simplistic theory, exactly the sort of theory that 
appeals to me, stating that everything of importance in history &#45; 
life&#45;changing inventions, giant leaps for mankind, revolutions, wars, you 
name it &#45; happens in the first 20 years or the last 20 years of any century. 
You might as well forget the middle 60 years, so piddling are the events 
they contain.]]>	
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