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17 Feb 2011: Cinematographer with a cool, austere style who linked the eras of Dreyer and Von Trier -
17 Feb 2011: His ideas made maths accessible and fun for schoolchildren
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17 Feb 2011:
Writer, editor and a founding Pennine Poet
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17 Feb 2011: Other lives: Thames lighterman who sought to apply the theory of Marxism to the practice of trade unionism
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17 Feb 2011: Other lives: Hungarian emigre writer who wrote extensively in his adopted tongue
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17 Feb 2011:
Other lives: Christian journalist who played a key role in the early years of the current affairs magazine Third Way
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17 Feb 2011: Max Décharné writes: Steve Holland wrote a thoughtful obituary of the great crime writer Joe Gores (11 February), but it would be a shame to leave unmentioned what many consider to be his finest book, Interface.
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16 Feb 2011: Versatile Irish stage actor who became a familiar face across British drama
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16 Feb 2011:
Former Olympic coach and a leading light in the dinghy world
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16 Feb 2011:
He was one of Britain's foremost trumpeters with many popular credits
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16 Feb 2011: TV producer behind a raft of popular shows
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16 Feb 2011: Other lives: Former nurse who was jailed repeatedly for her peace campaign activities
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16 Feb 2011: Other lives: Former teacher, trade unionist and community campaigner
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16 Feb 2011: Richard Evans writes: As a wide-eyed schoolboy, I witnessed a side to Trevor Bailey (obituary, 11 February) that is sometimes overlooked.
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15 Feb 2011:
One of the great jazz pianists and bandleaders, he wrote Lullaby of Birdland
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