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Election 2016
The debasing of American politics (437)
Pharmaceuticals
Bad medicine (5)
Intervention in Yemen
The forgotten war (15)
China’s property market
Rotten foundations (3)
Sterling
Taking a pounding (67)

■Letters
On Venezuela, aid, Syria, tax, Mars, adjectives
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■Briefing
The Trump tape
With these hands (5)
The politics of sexual assault
It’s not just the powerful (23)

■United States
Hillary Clinton’s campaign
Hacked off (9)
The campaigns
Heard on the trail (2)
The evangelical vote
Absalom’s revenge (4)
Washington state’s carbon tax
Of wood and trees (3)
Bilingual education
Learning to assimilate (1)
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Growing Cotton in Iowa (141)

■The Americas
US-Mexico trade
In the shadow of the wall (2)
US-Canada trade
The other neighbour (4)
Haiti after the hurricane
Matthew’s fury (1)
Bello
Whether ’tis Nobeler in the mind (2)

■Asia
Nuclear energy in Japan
Stop-start
Politics in Thailand
Holding their breath (1)
Booming Bangladesh
Tiger in the night (1)
Myanmar’s Muslims
Sparks near tinder
Graft-busting in South Korea
Trick or treat
Banyan
Let not a billion tongues bloom (2)

■China
Hong Kong politics
No swearing (70)
Dysfunctional constituencies
Too many seats for farmers (1)
A policeman’s lot
Not happy (1)

■Middle East and Africa
Ethiopia
The downside of authoritarian development (14)
Agriculture and climate
Fertile discussion (1)
Yemen
Deaths at a funeral (2)
South Africa
Rolling the rand (1)
Morocco’s election
More of the same? (1)
The rise of Syria’s White Helmets
Local heroes (96)

■Europe
Poland’s populist government
Ladies in black (5)
Refugees and sex
Belgian girls aren’t easy (7)
German business and Brexit
BMW won’t save Britain (4)
Charlemagne
Two cheers for hypocrisy (5)

■Britain
Airport expansion
Final call (4)
International students
Hasta la visa (2)
Brexit and Article 50
Parliament rules, not OK? Britain Only (27)
Second thoughts on Europe
After Brexit, Bregret (10)
Government and entrepreneurship
More slowdown than startup Britain Only
London river crossings
The Thames barrier Britain Only (1)
Devolution
Brum Brum Britain Only
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The isle is full of noises (4)
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■International
The United Nations’ secretary-general
Can the next man do better? (15)
The shadow economy
Unregulated, untaxed, unloved (2)

■Business
Samsung’s smartphone woes
Charred chaebol (12)
Working style in Japan
Overdoing it (2)
Apple in Italy
Made men (2)
Advertising
Gold posts
Privatisation in Vietnam
Cream of the crop
Technology in China
Insanely virtual
Business schools
Campus vs beach
The world’s best MBA programmes
Worth it?
Schumpeter
The business of outrage (56)

■Finance and economics
Chinese property
When a bubble is not a bubble (3)
Buttonwood
Flash and the firestorm (2)
Wells Fargo’s boss stands down
Stumpfed (1)
Portugal’s economy
Adventure tourism
America’s workers
Feel the force flow (1)
Bangladesh’s missing millions
Hide and seek
Payment-card fees
Marked cards (2)
Free exchange
Hard bargains

■Science and technology
Depression and its treatment
Sniffing at a new solution (18)
Prosthetic medicine
Once more, with feeling
Civil engineering
Scouring, the future (1)
Manufacturing ultracapacitors
Baltic exchange (3)
Social attitudes
Not worth a second glance (53)

■Books and arts
China today (1)
To have and to hold (2)
China today (2)
Build, and they will come (1)
Afghanistan
Karzai Inc
Classical music
Piano man
On Broadway
The stories people tell

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Hanoi Hannah
The music of English (4)

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Britain and Europe
The road to Brexit (114)
Latin America
Saving Colombia’s peace (2)
The crisis of the Arab world
From Aleppo to Mosul (28)
Europe’s banks
The chronic continent (1)
America’s economy
A thoughtful to-do list (38)

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On companies, political parties, fiscal policy, geology, lords, happiness
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■Briefing
Barack Obama
The way ahead (241)

■United States
Third-party candidates
Mr Johnson and Dr Stein (14)
The campaigns
Heard on the trail
Donald Trump’s finances
Taxing patience (163)
Battleground states
Carolina crossfire (1)
Slavery on film
Blood on the leaves (37)
Election brief: student loans
More present than correct (2)
Lexington
Mainstream opposites (4)

■The Americas
Colombia’s peace process
What now? (3)
Hurricane Matthew
Hammering Haiti
Brazil’s local elections
Mayor none-of-the-above (3)
Bello
The once and future bully

■Asia
The war in Afghanistan
Help needed (3)
India and Pakistan
Reversing roles (7)
Tax policies
Amnesties international
Gay marriage in Australia
Waiting for a vote (35)
Banyan
Evil genius (1)

■China
The Hui
China’s other Muslims (4)
Halal food
Keeping pure and true

■Middle East and Africa
The war against Islamic State
The battle for Mosul (1)
Iraq’s Sunni minority
The day after (4)
Zanzibar
Trouble in paradise (1)
Nigeria’s self-publishers
Fifty Shades, Sahel-style (1)

■Europe
Italy’s referendum
A great big reform package (5)
Spain’s Socialists
The battle for a party’s soul (1)
German conservatives
Politisch inkorrekt (4)
Russia v America
Going nuclear (31)
Jean-Marie Le Pen
Un prophète
Charlemagne
The wizard of Budapest (12)

■Britain
The Tories and Brexit
Mind your step (7)
The Conservatives and business
Not business as usual Britain Only (4)
The UK Independence Party’s leader
Exit stage right Britain Only
Rethinking the public finances
Plan B Britain Only (2)
Britain’s top cop quits
Plodding off Britain Only
Bagehot
May’s revolutionary conservatism (86)
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■International
Finance for the poor
Your inflexible friend (1)
Microfinance by phone
Cash call

■Business
The global casino business
Putting it all on grey (17)
Airbus
In formation (1)
Online surveillance
They’re watching Yahoo (1)
Corporate campaigning
Techno parties
Discount retailing
A yen for cheapness (1)
The music business
Change of tune (2)
Management horizons
Quick and dirty
Martial arts in Asia
Bloodsport, hold the blood
Schumpeter
Peacocks of the sea (12)

■Finance and economics
Banking in Europe
Autumn blues (1)
European banking jobs
Career breaks (2)
The yuan in the SDR
From base to gold (1)
Buttonwood
An emerging threat (1)
The Green Climate Fund
The green light
GE quits financial services
Capital punishment (1)
Asset management
Active defence
Free exchange
How the other tenth lives (1)

■Science and technology
The 2016 Nobel science prizes
Seven tickets to Stockholm (3)
Senescience
Greying (1)
Medical linguistics
Sounds like trouble
Botany
Summoned by screams
Cyber-security
The internet of stings (1)

■Books and arts
The Russian revolution
Missed connection (1)
Authorial anonymity
Unmasked? (9)
Friendship and competition
Creative tensions
Messiness
Autopilot is the enemy
Semyon Bychkov
From refugee to maestro (1)
Johnson
Weapons of crass construction

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King of the green (11)

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Anti-globalists
Why they’re wrong (226)
Election 2016
Lessons of the debate (18)
The war in Syria
Grozny rules in Aleppo (27)
Ending Latin America’s oldest war
A messy but necessary peace (18)
Colonising Mars
For life, not for an afterlife (36)

■Letters
On the NHS, Hong Kong, Azerbaijan, alternative voting, socialist beer
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■Briefing
Colombia’s peace
A chance to clean up (2)

■United States
The Clintons’ financial affairs
Bill and Hillary Inc. (16)
Donald Trump’s finances
Touching the void (19)
Saudi Arabia and 9/11
Enter the lawyers (28)
The campaigns
Heard on the trail (2)
Florida
Where past and future collide (2)
Election brief: climate change
Notes from the undergrowth (3)
Lexington
No happy ending (211)

■The Americas
Venezuela
The angry 80% (3)
Bello
A discredited profession (5)

■Asia
Thailand’s economy
The dangers of farsightedness (2)
Cambodian politics
The velvet glove frays
Protest in South Korea
Death by water cannon
Mould-breaking politicians (1)
Going into battle
Mould-breaking politicians (2)
Twice a minority (3)

■China
Regional development
Rich province, poor province
Banyan
The eyes have it

■Middle East and Africa
Syria’s civil war
The agony of Aleppo (5)
The destruction of Aleppo
Crushed flowers
Morocco’s elections
A “weird and strange” campaign
Nigerian vigilantes
The home guard (1)
Endangered species
To sell or not to sell? (4)
Congo’s political crisis
A burnt-out case

■Europe
Hungary’s anti-migrant vote
Boundary issues (12)
Turkey’s armed forces
Chains of command (1)
Russia and MH17
Brought to BUK (69)
AIDS in Russia
Immune to reason (2)
Danish culture
Cocoa by candlelight (1)
Charlemagne
A tale of two ethics (6)

■Britain
The Labour Party conference
You say you want a revolution (17)
Sporting scandal
Own goals (13)
Immigration and Africa
Hello right hand, meet left hand Britain Only (3)
Education
The road to London Britain Only (1)
Looking after the elderly
Sans everything Britain Only (1)
Child development
Baby steps Britain Only
Bagehot
Jeremy Corbyn, dodgy dealer (16)
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■International
Transport as a service
It starts with a single app (2)

■Special report: The world economy
The world economy
An open and shut case(2)
Free trade
Coming and going
Migration
Needed but not wanted(5)
Capital mobility
The good, the bad and the ugly(2)
Deregulation and competition
A lapse in concentration
Saving globalisation
The reset button(2)

■Business
Nintendo
Jump-start (1)
Business in China
Mixed messages (2)
Ink wars
Blot on the landscape
Digital advertising
Doesn’t ad up (2)
Europe’s outposts
Not always in clusters (1)
Voice computing
Prick up your ears (2)
Schumpeter
Don’t limit the revolution (1)

■Finance and economics
Trade deals
Hard bargain (2)
Oil
The little cartel that could (11)
The Mexican peso
Slip slidin’ away
Buttonwood
Taking it to 11 (1)
Share trading in America
Warping the loom
Psychometrics
Tests of character (2)
Chinese IPOs in Hong Kong
Cornering the market (1)
Food for refugees
Fat help
Free exchange
Down to earth (2)

■Science and technology
Interplanetary settlement
The world is not enough (69)

■Books and arts
Bruce Springsteen
A whole damn city crying (20)
Violence in England
Killing fields (2)
Culture in Britain
Civilised and civilising
Poetry and the poet
A display of digging
The Federal Reserve
Man in the dock (1)

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Obituary: Shimon Peres
Intriguing for peace (49)

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The global economy
The low-rate world (97)
European defence
Potemkin Euro-armies (20)
America’s presidential election
Indecision time (73)
Religion and state in Malaysia
Adulterers beware (4)
Internet governance
The road to surfdom? (2)

■Letters
On Uber, Melungeons, Davos, post-truth politics
Letters to the editor (1)

■Briefing
The fall in interest rates
Low pressure (4)
Pensions
Fade to grey (4)

■United States
The campaign
President Trump? (73)
Bombs in New York
Sangfroid city (11)
The campaigns
Heard on the trail
Cyber-spying
Bear on bear (4)
Chicago schools
Safe passage (6)
Campus sexual assault
Re-education (21)
Election brief: Fiscal policy
Money’s the conversation (2)
Lexington
Millennial falcon (24)

■The Americas
Paraguay
Polka lessons (10)
Declassifying documents
Sunlight diplomacy
Bello
Of growth and globalisation (2)

■Asia
India’s armed forces
Guns and ghee (56)
Driving in Vietnam
Four wheels good, two wheels better (18)
The Japanese addiction to tuna
Breeding bluefin
A trans-Pacific obsession
Bottling hipness
Religious freedom in Malaysia
Taking the rap (5)
Banyan
A ham-fisted hegemon (11)

■China
Nuclear power
A glowing future (3)
Social mores
Shacking up

■Middle East and Africa
Syria’s widening war
The ceasefire unravels (178)
Saudi Arabia
The real game of thrones (6)
Free speech in Palestine
Gagged in Gaza (4)
Uganda’s Jobless Brotherhood
Snouts in the trough
Johannesburg’s new mayor
Capitalist crusader (2)
Nigeria’s war against indiscipline
Behave or be whipped (29)

■Europe
European defence
The fog of politics (67)
Russian politics
The hollow election (25)
Criminal justice
Think before you clink (1)
Drug wars
Hash and burn
Architecture in Sweden
Nobel, unprized (5)
The politics of haute coiffure
Scissor and tongs (2)
Charlemagne
The parable of Ticino (4)

■Britain
Prisons
Jails break (1)
Chinese investment in Britain
Hinkley hangover? (4)
Housing in British cities
Little Londons Britain Only
UK Independence Party
What now? Britain Only (11)
Higher education
Universities Inc. Britain Only (1)
Professional services and Brexit
A lob and a smash Britain Only (1)
Live-streaming funerals
Online send-off Britain Only
Bagehot
Not drowning but waving (35)
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■International
The Montreal protocol
To coldly go (12)

■Business
Tata Group
Mistry’s elephant (3)
Autonomous vehicles
Who’s self-driving your car? (1)
Autonomous car insurance
Look, no claims! (1)
A Chinese steel merger
Welding bells (1)
Stock splits
Split ends
Berlin’s tech scene
The freaks are coming
Schumpeter
Against happiness (56)

■Finance and economics
Norway’s global fund
How to not spend it (52)
Buttonwood
Take cover
Asian markets
Chinese sneezes (2)
Wall Street
Waking up (1)
Deutsche Bank
Won’t pay! Can’t pay? (11)
Free exchange
The emperor’s new paunch (8)

■Science and technology
Why bad science persists
Incentive malus (38)
Wireless communication
In a whole new light (2)
Computerising archaeology
Burnt offering (3)
Vaccine manufacture
Rehydration therapy (1)
Resistance to antibiotics
The other global drugs problem (4)
Data security
That’s the way to do it (6)

■Books and arts
American art
Rediscovery
Contemporary art
Join the queue
Shirley Jackson
Ghost stories (1)
The Pentagon
The space between (1)
Johnson
Hidden in plain sight (2)

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Obituary: Vertamae Smart-Grosvenor
Sizzling (1)

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The superstar company
A giant problem (71)
British politics
Britain’s one-party state (71)
Syria’s ceasefire
A risky bargain (5)
Extinctions to order
Gene-ocide (1)
The World Bank
Lucky Jim (1)

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On the burkini, Citadel, Colombia, game theory, demography, Milton Friedman, Star Trek
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■Briefing
The Labour Party
Salvaging Jerusalem (3)

■United States
Trump and the Alt-Right
Pepe and the stormtroopers (155)
The campaigns
Heard on the trail (1)
Presidential health
Hillary-care (12)
Income and poverty
Great again? (3)
Playing at policing
Power of the county (55)
Election brief: The Supreme Court
About to tilt (2)
Lexington
Who’s deplorable? (25)
Survey

■The Americas
A Brazilian politician’s fate
An end to power-broking (6)
Canada and peacekeeping
Helmets back on (1)
Argentina’s crime capital
A lethal location
Bello
From comrade to caudillo

■Asia
The Philippines under Rodrigo Duterte
Sceptred bile (169)
North Korea’s nuclear programme
Bangs and bucks
Mahathir Mohamad
Can a leopard change its spots? (1)
Water in India
A kink in the hose
Banyan
Knife-edge lives

■China
Tibet
The plateau, unpacified (4)

■Middle East and Africa
African cities
Left behind (1)
Industry in Africa
In or out?
Health care in Rwanda
An African trailblazer
Egypt’s Nubians
Let them go home (1)
Divorce in Iraq
Breaking up in Baghdad (8)

■Europe
Jihadism in French prisons
Caged fervour
Russia’s elections
Duma-day machine (3)
Post-communist chic
You must remember this (1)
Serbia’s prime minister
The changeling
Germans against trade
Fortress mentality (6)
Charlemagne
State of disunion (16)

■Britain
Economic geography
How the other three-quarters live
Schools and social mobility
A new syllabus (2)
Slimming the House of Commons
Boundary dispute Britain Only (2)
National museums
Existential rethink Britain Only (1)
Brexit and trade
Not so simple Britain Only (7)
Food and the law
Full English Brexit Britain Only (6)
Drug overdoses
Shooting up Britain Only (36)
Survey
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Al-Qaeda
The other jihadist state

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Companies
The rise of the superstars(5)
A history lesson
What goes around
Driving forces
Why giants thrive
Misconceptions
The new Methuselahs
Key attributes
The alphabet of success
Joining the ranks
Do you blitzscale?(1)
Downsides
The dark arts(1)
Future policy
A delicate balance

■Business
A tech icon’s future
Twitter in retweet (6)
Online media
Three-hit wonder
Europe’s digital single market
Incumbents rule
Retailing
Long journey
Multinationals in Venezuela
Stay or go
The drug industry
Growing pains
Autonomous cars
Pitt stop (1)
BASF
Chemical reaction (1)
Schumpeter
Risky business

■Finance and economics
Chinese investment
A sponge wrung dry (3)
Buttonwood
Trust busting (1)
Wages in Japan
Behind a pay wall (2)
American property
The REIT stuff
Global inequality
Shooting an elephant (8)
Hank Greenberg
Final claims
Misbehaving bankers (1)
Accounts receivable (2)
Misbehaving bankers (2)
Accounts payable
Free exchange
Stealth socialism (1)

■Science and technology
The Zika virus
A mystery no more (1)
Precision agriculture
TV dinners
Similarities in language
You say potato...
Medical treatment
Feed a virus, starve a bacterium
Aviation safety
Flight response (1)

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Medieval manuscripts
Patricians of parchment
Russia today
Cluster bomb (1)
Practical ethics
How to live well
Mankind tomorrow
Future shock (1)
Ebola
Best practice
New film
Man of the moment
Correction: Water, water, everywhere

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Obituary: Phyllis Schlafly
“Ms” for “misery” (74)

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Post-truth politics
Art of the lie (587)
Elections in Hong Kong
A not-so-local difficulty (16)
England’s National Health Service
Bitter pills (9)
Economic reform in the Gulf
Time to sheikh it up (6)
Interest-rate caps
Cut-price logic (2)

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On housing, wild horses, Scotland, child sex abuse, longevity
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■Briefing
The post-truth world
Yes, I’d lie to you (61)

■United States
The Affordable Care Act
Encumbered exchange (27)
The election campaign
On the trail (4)
National security and 2016
Sewers to submarines (147)
Georgetown and slavery
Atonement (5)
Lexington
Land made for you and me (4)

■The Americas
A Mexican minister falls
The cost of an unwanted guest (8)
Avocado wars
Rich, creamy and rare (7)
Venezuela’s hapless leader
Chávez without the charm (2)
Bello
The impeachment country (13)

■Asia
Afghan refugees in Pakistan
Homecoming spleen
Ending Myanmar’s insurgencies
A long road
Japanese politics
Get the party started (2)
The wit and wisdom of Rodrigo Duterte
Shoot from the lip (7)
Australia and China
You can’t buy trust (67)

■China
Politics in Hong Kong
The city that scares China (229)
Giant pandas
Survival of the cutest (1)
Banyan
Abide with Mao (114)

■Middle East and Africa
Labour laws in the Gulf
From oil to toil (1)
Migration in the Gulf
Open doors but different laws (3)
Extremism in Jordan
Muzzling mosques (2)
Driving in Johannesburg
Bad robots (4)
Somalia
Most-failed state (7)

■Europe
Turkey’s Gulen purges
A conspiracy so immense (16)
Spain’s coalition talks
Ageing caretakers (71)
Ireland and Europe
Upsetting the Apple cart (1)
Homeopathy in Germany
Not a molecule of sense (83)
Donald Trump and the Russians
Brazen meddling (22)
Russian social media
Tweetaganda (9)
Charlemagne
Unshrinking the continent (5)

■Britain
Britain and the European Union
So what will Brexit really mean? (120)
The National Health Service
Accident and emergency (5)
Dockyards
Sea change Britain Only
Chinese schools
Babes among dragons Britain Only (1)
Cricket’s crunch
Sticky wicket Britain Only (2)
Hate crime
Bearing the brunt (79)
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Race relations
Slavery’s legacies (1)

■Business
A.P. Moller-Maersk
Profits overboard (5)
Auditors aren’t so bad
Box ticked (3)
Reliance Jio
Free speech (2)
Smartphones
Still ringing bells (24)
Fashion retailing
Passé (2)
The space business
Mission, interrupted (3)
German firms in America
Making eyes across the ocean (1)
German power companies
Breaking bad (4)
Schumpeter
Shhhh! (28)

■Finance and economics
Investing in commodities
Of mice and markets
Buttonwood
Acclimatising (1)
The G20 and the world economy
Agreeing to disagree (1)
Kenya’s interest-rate cap
Ceiling whacks (1)
Offshore finance
The holdout (2)
Long-term private-equity funds
The Omaha play (1)
Financial education
Quantum of scholars (3)
Free exchange
All in the family (5)

■Science and technology
Building materials
Top of the tree (20)
The story of yeast
Domesticated tipple (2)
Military technology
Top Gun’s topper (42)

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China
Water, water, everywhere (4)
The right in America
Hand on heart (21)
Biography
Shades of Byzantium
The Venice film festival
Showtime (1)
Johnson
Talking in tongues (14)

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Obituary: Juan Gabriel
Mexico’s mirror (18)

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Uberworld (59)
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The right kind of budget (19)
Brazil’s new president
A chance for a fresh start (5)
Counter-terrorism
Scared? Make women disrobe (18)

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Uber
From zero to seventy (billion) (3)

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The Senate
Downballot blues (1)
Bounty hunting
Delivery men (2)
Zika in Florida
Boots on the ground
Political science
Trump and the academy (4)
Johns Hopkins
Applied research
Lexington
In Trump they trust (18)

■The Americas
Brazil
Time for Temer (78)
The Latinobarómetro poll
Neither Trumpian nor Brexiteer
Bello
The unspeakable and the inexplicable (7)

■Asia
Uzbekistan’s president
An ailing despot (47)
Australia and the Pacific
Foam flecked (2)
Marriage in Japan
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