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Chile
Lessons from the students (43)
Inter-bank interest rates
Cleaning up LIBOR (5)

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■Briefing
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Going, going… (10)
Tax policy
Shirtsleeve time (8)
Copper-mining
A boom too far? (1)
Marijuana laws
Up in smoke (14)
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Lexington
The real back yard (7)

■The Americas
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■Asia
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India and Pakistan
Working lunch (5)
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Parliamentary elections in South Korea
Progressives set back (1)
Indonesia’s Aceh province
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Over to you (1)
Banyan
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■China
The Bo Xilai case
Shattering the façade (58)
Water shortages
Ms Fang’s parched patch

■Middle East and Africa
Sudan and South Sudan
Giving divorce a bad name (13)
Egypt’s presidential race
And then there were none (1)
Syrian ceasefire
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Iraq
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South African politics
Down with youth (2)
Politics in Zimbabwe
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■Europe
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Macedonia
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Mr Normal plods on (18)
Charlemagne
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■Britain
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German culture in Britain
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Bagehot
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■International
Medicine and its rivals
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Sony
Back in Japanese hands (5)
Honeywell International
From bitter to sweet (1)
Schumpeter
Mall of the masses (3)

■Finance and economics
Return of the euro crisis
After the sugar rush (41)
The LIBOR probes
An expensive smoking gun (3)
Buttonwood
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Scale in financial services
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India’s public debt
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Gávea Investimentos
A shore thing (2)
Free exchange
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Marjorie Deane internships

■Science and technology
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Little and not often, please (3)
Photoelectric cells
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Exercise and addiction
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■Books and arts
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Pakistan’s future
Postcards from the edge (1)
Chile
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Bulgakov and Stalin on stage
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New poetry
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■Obituary
Fang Lizhi (19)

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