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"Good condition for age - yellowing to page edges - some age wear\r\nCLARE FRANCIS - &amp;quot;Woman of the week&amp;quot;1 page\r\nA STAR WITH A TENDER EGO - Whacking away at a banjo in a jazz band is his favourite pastime, but George Segal is best known as a distinctly different Hollywood star. Andrew Duncan reports on his life and opinionsThree and a quarter pages\r\nA PRINCE'S EYE - &amp;quot;This is a book by me, tyro-photographer, rather than by me, member of the Royal Family&amp;quot;, says Prince Andrew about his first published album of photographs. Yet its appeal is that it shows life from the royal side - pictures from, not of, palaces; and the Queen as a figure in the distance to give scale to a picture8 pages\r\nSEMPE DRAWS A WAY TO FAME - One unusual French cartoonist is a still, small voice of reason amid the lurid comic strips to which his compatriots are so utterly devoted. William Green meets Jean-Jacques Sempe as a first exhibition of his drawings comes to LondonTwo and three-quarter pages\r\nA TOUCH OF MIDAS? - Starting in the kitchen, Roy Ackerman worked his way through the catering trade with almost meteoric success. Today, a &amp;quot;roundish bon viveur&amp;quot;, he is millionaire co-owner of one of Britain's fastest-growing catering groups3 pages\r\nRON CORK (DETECTIVE) - &amp;quot;A Day's Work&amp;quot;1 page"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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