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■Letters
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■Briefing
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Syria’s peace process
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■United States
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Automatic voter registration
Left turn (9)
The postal service
How to lose $5 billion (9)
Mormons and gay marriage
Particularly grievous (14)
Justice in Louisiana
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Baltimore’s spiking murder rate
Unsolved (4)
Lexington
The Firewall State (2)

■The Americas
Extradition in Latin America
How to handle a drug gang
Bello
The silence of Los Pinos (1)
Ecuador
Wily Correa
Venezuelan slang
A Bolivarian-English dictionary (4)

■Asia
Myanmar’s election
Minority report
Cambodian politics
The trap is laid
Seoul’s shanty-towns
Moonrise kingdoms
Vietnam’s economy
Crying over cheap milk
Banyan
She once was lost

■China
Sex education
Dream of the bed chamber (4)
Animal conservation
The elephants fight back

■Middle East and Africa
Chinese investment in Africa
Not as easy as it looks
Nigeria’s government
At work at last (2)
Tunisian politics
The great Arab hope struggles
Sexual harassment in Egypt
Slapping back
Iraq
The blighted city (2)

■Europe
Europe’s response
After Paris, drawbridges up? (3)
Football as symbol
Footie in the time of terror
Moldova on the edge
Small enough to fail (3)
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Charlemagne
The fly Dutchman (1)

■Britain
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Carry on working? (4)
Northern Ireland
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Gangs and firearms
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Not boring enough Britain Only (11)
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A little less free Britain Only
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Bagehot
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■International
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■Business
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Bankruptcy in India
The business of going bust
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Schumpeter
Smart products, smart makers (30)

■Finance and economics
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Buttonwood
What a carry on (1)
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Square’s IPO
Swiped
Spain’s multinational banks
Impecunity in diversity
The Irish economy
Celtic phoenix (12)
Free exchange
Class divides (1)
Data whizz wanted (1)
Prizes

■Science and technology
The future of sniping
Enemy at the gates (6)
Animal behaviour and missile design
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Cool clothing
Chilled out (1)
Stanching post-operative bleeding
Snake charm (9)

■Books and arts
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Bridge of sighs
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Mr high-roller (3)
A feminist memoir
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Crazy games
When fun was cruel (1)
Great escapes
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Tap dancing
It’s got that swing (2)

■Obituary
Obituary: Cédric Mauduit
The bureaucrat’s secret (13)

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