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A regretful No (343)
Britain’s economy
Limited ambition (9)

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■United States
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The big gaggle
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Lexington
The dark side (4)
Meet the attorney-general
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■The Americas
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Not the country you know (7)
Bello
Piñata politics (18)
Polish-Brazilians
Black soup and pierogi (3)
Indigenous rights in Canada
Contested wilderness (2)

■Asia
Deforestation in Indonesia
For peat’s sake
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More glaring than shining (3)
Civil society in Vietnam
Ambiguity of assembly
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Poor credit (2)
Banyan
The other pivot (9)

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China’s national parks
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East African camels
Speedy and tasty
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Rainbow stagnation (2)
Dissent in the Gulf
Protest and lose your passport (29)
Libya
The unravelling

■Europe
Angela Merkel declares
Not running for world saviour (47)
German memes
Lügenpresse, a history (7)
France’s Republican primary
Dark horse (7)
The Baltic states and Donald Trump
Edgy allies (14)
Charlemagne
Running scared (9)

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Put out more deck chairs (1)
Troubled prisons
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From the boardroom to the classroom Britain Only
Bagehot
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■International
Climate policy
Up in smoke? (39)

■Special report: Oil
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The future of oil(6)
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Taken to task
How to deal with worries about stranded assets
From oiloholics to e-totallers
The coming revolution in transport
Assault on batteries
The race to move beyond lithium-ion(2)
Doing it their way
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■Business
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Ponying up? (2)
Facebook’s woes
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The riches in returns (1)
Emirates and the A380
Flying low (9)
Schumpeter
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Japan’s bond market
Zero-sum game
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Short-changed (7)
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■Science and technology
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Portraits of worlds (2)
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Air pollution
Blown away (2)
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All together now (2)
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The wedding house (4)

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