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Go west (20)
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The Economist’s country of the year
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Available online
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Get a grip (2)
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Nigeria’s president
Loveless letters (7)

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Animal-rights parties
Free the goldfish (8)
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Charlemagne
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The real Ozymandias
King of Kings

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Buttonwood
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