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Lexington
Norman’s conquest (11)

■The Americas
Haiti
Still waiting for recovery (1)
Argentina
The enemy within (20)

■Asia
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Back to the future (25)
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No more rising sun (1)
South Korea’s new president
Plenty on her plate (2)
Indian politics
Finding NaMo (2)

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Egypt
The crisis of government isn’t over (9)
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Still bloody (2)
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For whom the bell no longer tolls
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On the brink (1)

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Culprit or scapegoat (7)
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A bas les riches! (23)
Russian politics
Herod’s law (38)

■Britain
The coalition in 2013
Friendly fire
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Bagehot
Their cup runneth over (3)
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How innovative is China?
Valuing patents (14)
Schumpeter
Mammon’s new monarchs
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■Briefing
Coal in the rich world
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Europe’s dirty secret
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Fitter yet fragile (8)
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Stoneless rivers

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Revamping Skopje
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