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■Leaders
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The sleepwalkers (51)
American politics
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Myanmar and America
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The World Bank
Stand up for “Doing Business” (2)
Another Indian corruption scandal
Lessons from cricket (5)

■Letters
Letters
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■Briefing
Entitlements in America (9)

■United States
The IRS scandal
Who will tame the taxman? (16)
A tornado in Oklahoma
A mile wide and howling (3)
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Cell phones (2)
Intellectual property
Fighting China’s hackers (5)
New York state politics
Riotous assembly
Los Angeles’s mayoral election
Who? (1)
Lexington
Rand Paul’s dream (36)

■The Americas
The Caribbean
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Business in Cuba
A new course
Canada’s political scandals
Widening cracks (9)
Mexico’s economy
Reality bites (3)

■Asia
India and China
Parsnips unbuttered (18)
Indonesia’s forests
Logging the good news
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Bedevilled by the details
The Pacific’s colonies
Ends of empire
Japan and North Korea
The frogman cometh (2)
Banyan
Backs to the sea

■China
Settlers in Xinjiang
Circling the wagons (5)

■Middle East and Africa
Kenya, South Sudan and Uganda
Pipeline poker (6)
Nigeria’s northern insurgency
A city under siege (1)
The Gulf of Guinea
Another Somalia?
Strife in Iraq
Worse and worse
Syria’s war
How about diplomacy? (8)

■Europe
The Spanish economy
On being propped up (2)
Spanish unemployment
Indignant, undignified
Croatia’s economy
Coming in (2)
Francois Hollande
Presidency through ambiguity (3)
Greece’s government
Up, but not out (3)
German football
Tor! Tor! Tor! (2)
Charlemagne
Hobbling behind America (13)

■Britain
An atrocity in London
Return to old-style terror (503)
The economy
Much obliged (2)
The Church of Scotland
A gay Rubicon
Supermarkets and the internet
A fresh set of wheels
The NHS
Curing all ills
Paying off NIMBYs
Tilting opinions
Prostitution
Sex doesn’t sell (5)
Englishness
Identity parade (5)
Bagehot
Grassroots trouble (1)
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■International
Feminist protest
Breast-beating (33)
Industrial espionage
Unusual suspects (2)
Drug-law reform
Inching forward (2)
Halal business
Consuming passions

■Special report: Myanmar
A Burmese spring(2)
The story so far
Democracy on prescription(1)
Politics
Suu Kyi for president?(1)
Geopolitical consequences
Rite of passage(2)
Business
The promise?and the pitfalls
Ethnic strife
The F-word

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Dairy deals in China
Uh-oh, Danone
Soccer in America
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Video games
Battle of the boxes (2)
Schumpeter
The age of smart machines (6)

■Finance and economics
Indian banks
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Remittances
Channelling cash (1)
JPMorgan Chase
Unbreakable Dimon
Greek banks redux
System reboot
Activist investors
Let’s do it my way
Buttonwood
Apocalypse, not yet (2)
Chasing debtors
Cash-strapped Khashoggi?
Free exchange
Making pay work
Awards

■Science and technology
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No hiding place (6)
Microbiomics
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Invasive species
Thorny questions

■Books and arts
The future of physics
Beyond the numbers
America and South Asia
Infernal triangle (3)
British political history
What a Burke
The Volkswagen camper van
A bug’s life (1)
Understanding Europe
After the darkest hour
The Blue Rider group
Eye music
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■Obituary
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