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A world to conquer (24)
Europe’s angry voters
Bucked off (19)
Health-care fraud in America
That’s where the money is (72)
A chocolate baron wins in Ukraine
Sweet victory (24)
Egypt’s new president
Marching to the wrong tune (4)

■Letters
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On Chinese philanthropy, Putin, Thailand, data, pharmaceutical companies, tax, American foreign policy, apprenticeships, shadow banking (1)

■United States
Foreign policy
The war on terror, part two (3)
Texan primaries
Tea time in Texas (7)
California’s congressional primary
The waning of Waxman
The job market
No degree required (2)
Health-care fraud
The $272 billion swindle
How complex are health regulations?
The 140,000-code question (1)
Lexington
History and Harleys (2)

■The Americas
Protest in Brazil
Cheering for Argentina (6)
Colombia’s election
Uribe’s wrath (1)
Migrants in the Dominican Republic
No place like home (17)
Bello
The reform that got away (3)

■Asia
Thailand’s coup
In for the long haul (8)
Indian politics
A flying start (7)
Barack Obama and Afghanistan
Clock-watching (2)
Japan’s demography
The incredible shrinking country (4)
Banyan
The impossible dream (2)

■China
Remembering Tiananmen
The lessons of history (27)

■Middle East and Africa
Mali and the Sahel
The war is far from over
Migration from Africa
No wonder they still try (1)
South Africa’s new government
The low-growth road (3)
Religion in Sierra Leone
All things happily to all men
Egypt’s election
A coronation flop (3)
Football in Saudi Arabia
Where the popular will matters (1)

■Europe
Europe’s elections
The Eurosceptic Union (2)
Germany’s European elections
An alternative becomes real (2)
Berlin’s airports
Don’t touch Tempelhof
Seismic shifts in French politics
Triple shock (2)
Greece’s protest parties
Syriza and other radicals
Spain’s “indignant ones”
Exit Rubalcaba (2)
Italy’s Renzi wins
Against the trend
European elections in the Nordics
Schadenfreude
Ukraine’s presidential poll
A two-tone election (11)
Charlemagne
Who will run Europe? (1)

■Britain
Politics
The people’s army (4)
UKIP and the economy
Enjoy it while it lasts (2)
Scottish independence
The oracle of Holyrood Britain Only (13)
London’s lockups
Garage music Britain Only
Tractor manufacturing
Dominating the field Britain Only
Racism in Britain
Pride and prejudice Britain Only
Chinese tourists
Quality, not quantity Britain Only (1)
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Ed’s toast (2)
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■International
Demography
Quality time
Pay activism
The new minimalism (1)
Fridge ownership
Cool developments

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Business in Asia
How to keep roaring
Megatrends
Q & Asia
Governance
Avoiding the dinosaur trap
China Mobile
Get up and dance
Hutchison Whampoa
Now for the fat-cow years
Globalisation
The fear factor
Convergence
One world

■Business
SABMiller in Africa
The beer frontier
Liquefied natural gas
Bubbling up (1)
American firms in China
Technationalism
Driverless cars
In the self-driving seat (5)
Company accounts
Truthful top lines
All-inclusive holiday firms
The return of the free lunch
The book trade
Burying the Hachette (4)
Daum and KakaoTalk merge
Getting the message
Schumpeter
The corporate closet (1)

■Finance and economics
Kick-starting southern Europe
Some like it hot (1)
National accounts
Sex, drugs and GDP (2)
American finance
Risk on
South Korea’s household debt
Hole in won
Buttonwood
Inside job (1)
China’s property market
End of the golden era
Football albums
Stickernomics
Free exchange
Picking holes in Piketty (10)

■Science and technology
Brawn v brain
Muscled out (2)
Mitochondria and male lifespan
Power down (13)
Short-range telecommunications
Daisy, daisy, give me an answer do
Oral health
Wine gums
Regenerating teeth
An enlightened approach (1)

■Books and arts
Tiananmen Square
Ageing rebels, bitter victims
China
Wild at heart
Saudi youth
Fast and furious (1)
Healthy eating
The case for eating steak and cream (9)
The Great Barrier Reef
A world in water
Michael Schmidt's photography
A prize before dying

■Obituary
Rupert Loewenstein
Sympathy for the Devil (4)

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■Leaders
Narendra Modi
India’s strongman (164)
Prohibition and drugs
Press down, pop up (9)
China and Russia
Best frenemies (178)
The world economy
In need of new oomph (3)
House prices
A very British binge (1)

■Letters
Letters
On Piketty, Ukraine, Big Data, Singapore law, crop research, Azerbaijan, ratings industry, trunks (1)

■Briefing
Narendra Modi
Promising the good times (7)
Reviving India’s economy
Modi’s mission (4)

■United States
The Senate primaries
Squawk before you can run (1)
Internship
Idaho’s congressional primary
Main Street’s revenge (2)
Iowa’s Senate race
Farmer v lawyer
The VA scandal
“We are all dishonoured” (3)
Chinese spying
Cybersnoops and mincing rascals (2)
Plotting gay marriage
Dropping like flies
Air quality and race
The colour of pollution
Food trucks
Moveable feasts (3)
Lexington
Taxes, no; migrants, maybe (6)

■The Americas
Drugs trafficking in the Caribbean
Full circle
Reform in Chile
The lady’s for turning (6)
Mexico’s economy
Jam manana (3)
Bello
The political tide turns (10)

■Asia
Thailand’s coup
The path to the throne (38)
Indonesia’s presidential race
A Hatta trick (1)
Media freedom in Pakistan
Assailed from all sides (1)
South Korea’s foreign brides
Farmed out
Banyan
Force majeure

■China
Relations with Russia
Putin pivots to the east (1)
Learning to sell online
Cash cow, Taobao
Attacks in Urumqi
More Uighur anger (5)
Municipal bonds
Back to the future

■Middle East and Africa
Egypt’s election
The new man’s daunting challenge (2)
Libya
Another hard man (1)
Israel and the pope
Still an awkward relationship (2)
South Sudan
Catastrophe looms
Malawi’s election
What a job (1)

■Europe
Turkish politics
Disillusioned and divided (5)
Ukraine’s election
Vote late, vote seldom (11)
Russia’s military modernisation
Putin’s new model army (19)
France and Europe
Shocks ahead (15)
Correction
Czech Euroscepticism
The unloved union (3)
Italian politics
Five stars back (3)
German humour
Get thee to an Institute (3)
Charlemagne
The globish-speaking union (10)

■Britain
Prisons
The lesser escape
Antiques
Money for old rope (1)
Inequality
The squeezed middle
Pricing energy
Remote controls (1)
The Labour Party’s funk
Running out of road (1)
Politics
All politics is local (1)
Marks & Spencer
Magic or menopausal?
Bagehot
The emotion card (3)
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■International
Recreational drug use
New highs (1)
Abu Hamza
Reeled in

■Business
Lenovo
The rise of the frugal innovator (1)
Chinese patents
Ever more inventive
AT&T buys DirecTV
Bundles and bulk
Decentralising drug research
Pharmed out
The newspaper business
Read it and leap (1)
Energy in Egypt
Fuelling unhappiness
The Economist’s ad man
Ad-mirable (4)
Mining in Myanmar
Kidnapped (1)
Schumpeter
Digital disruption on the farm (1)

■Finance and economics
Credit Suisse in court
Not too big to jail (1)
Buttonwood
Pensions a la mode (1)
The European Central Bank
Time to be bold
Deutsche Bank
Hollow legs (1)
Societe Generale’s rogue trader
St Jerome (2)
Saudi Arabia’s investments
Oil-fuelled caution
The return of moderation
Sea of tranquillity (7)
Free exchange
Fiscal blackmail (6)

■Science and technology
Virtual biology
Computer worms (1)
Fossil animals
Spawned in Davy Jones’s locker
Computer security
Divided we stand
Electronic cigarettes
Call it quits (1)

■Books and arts
Contemporary art in China
Cultural Revolution (1)
Visiting museums in China
Vaut le detour (1)
Liberal thought
On the barricades (2)
The 1940s
Well read (1)
An English family
Relative values
Fiction
Freefall

■Obituary
Clyde Snow
Stories in bones (1)

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■Leaders

The European Union

Europe goes to the polls(42)

Defending Japan

Collective insecurity(21)

India’s new government

Kick-starting India(17)

British social ills

Privet and privation(2)

Google and the EU

On being forgotten(16)


■Letters

Letters

On Premier League football, global ageing, sharing economy, land management, South Africa, flash fiction, rail travel, knobs


■Briefing

The European Parliament

Elected, yet strangely unaccountable(2)


■United States

Mid-term voters

Older, whiter, righter(23)

Newark’s new mayor

Street Fight 2.0(1)

Innocence in New Orleans

The wrong man(2)

Congressional investigations

Gowdy-amus igitur(5)

Missile defence

Star Wars 2: attack of the drones(1)

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac

Return of the toxic twins(1)

Religious practice

Select-a-faith

Gay marriage

Be my rock in Little Rock(4)

Lexington

The politics of coal(5)

Internship


■The Americas

Colombia’s presidential election

Ballots and bullets(4)

Bello

The PPP traffic jam

Venezuela’s unrest

Stumbling towards chaos(2)

The World Cup

Pitch imperfect(10)


■Asia

Japan and America

Closer allies

Vietnam and China

Hot oil on troubled waters(84)

India’s Hindu nationalists

Men in shorts(14)

Money in India’s elections

Silent campaigns

Thailand’s political crisis

Face-off(1)

Afghanistan’s election

Joining forces

Indonesia’s presidential election

Runners and riders

Banyan

Getting in the way(2)


■China

Bureaucracy

Fighting for identity(1)

Environmental protection

Green teeth

Getting around

Cab fair


■Middle East and Africa

Women in Saudi Arabia

Unshackling themselves(11)

Human rights in Saudi Arabia

An even longer way to go(2)

Syria’s civil war

Business as usual, bloody as ever(4)

Iran nuclear talks

Moving ahead

Iran

The perils of yoga(1)

South Africa’s election

Between a rock and a better place(2)


■Europe

Ukraine’s troubles

Into battle(62)

Life in Donetsk

Strange but also normal(2)

French defence sales

Mistral blows(25)

Mining in Turkey

Death underground(10)

Charlemagne

The eastern blockage(12)


■Britain

Social ills

Trouble spreads out(13)

Immigration

No flood, after all(2)

Scottish independence

Divided together(3)

Pfizer and AstraZeneca

A matter of trust

Gun control

Armed robbery

Takeaway restaurants

Polystyrene dreams

The Channel crossing

Set adrift(1)

Sterling

The comeback currency

Bagehot

Taking down Nigel Farage(6)

Correction

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■International

The Catholic church and child abuse

Looming shadows(3)

Roman Catholic vocations

Fewer are called

Statelessness

Nowhere to call home
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■Business

Private hospitals in Asia

On call

Google and online privacy

Cut that link(3)

Management consulting

From advising to doing(1)

Low-cost airlines in Asia

Too much of a good thing(2)

Small business in Mexico

The Peter Pan syndrome(1)

Lorenzo Zambrano

Enlightened conquistador

Schumpeter

Love on the rocks(2)


■Finance and economics

European venture capital

Innovation by fiat(2)

Buttonwood

One dollar, one vote

Tax collection in Latin America

Electronic arm-twisting

The Federal Reserve

Supersize me(3)

Bank regulation

Too small to torture(1)

European migration

The great escape

Japanese banks

Still waiting

Free exchange

The opposite of insurance(1)


■Science and technology

Language and morality

Gained in translation(12)

High-tech farming

The light fantastic(1)

Early Americans

History in a black hole

Melting glaciers

Collapse or catastrophe?(6)

Maternity

Baby brain on board(1)


■Books and arts

Europe and the euro

A troubled union

Britain and Europe

In or out?

The financial crisis

Man in charge(2)

The Snowden leaks

Peering into the darkness

New fiction and essays

Tangible traces

Kara Walker in New York

Sour sweet

Correction


■Obituary

Nina Cassian(2)


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■The world this week
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Business this week (1)
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■Leaders
Shadow banking
The lure of shadow banking (14)
Russia and Ukraine
Putin’s Ukrainian U-turn (212)
Thailand
Everything is broken (55)
Foreign takeovers
Drug test (1)
How better rice could save lives
A second green revolution (2)

■Letters
Letters
On Denmark, Costa Rica, magical realism, Britain, Los Angeles, guitars, leisure, James Madison, recursion

■Briefing
The new green revolution
A bigger rice bowl (4)
Rental markets
Combine harvesters (2)

■United States
Genetically modified food
Vermont v science (42)
Health policy
Better numbers (6)
Republican primaries
Triumph of the sort-of moderates (23)
Creating companies
American dynamism dimmed (4)
Homes in New York
Gimme shelter (3)
Undercover on a Segway
Tourists beware (2)
The Angola prison rodeo
Life, death and raging bulls (2)
Lexington
Hillary’s biggest test (8)

■The Americas
The campaign in Brazil
The president and the pretenders (3)
Bello
The post-imperial void (2)
Elections in Panama
Towers and powers (3)
Chikungunya fever
On the move

■Asia
Thailand’s politics
Out of luck (1)
The South China Sea
Not the usual drill (5)
Malaysia
The geopolitics of MH370 (1)
India’s election
In the scion’s den (8)
Polio in Pakistan
Pariah state (5)
Banyan
The long arms of the law

■China
The Communist Party
The gatekeepers (1)
Terrorism
Changing tactics (1)
Provincial economies
Unhappy convergence

■Middle East and Africa
Kidnappings in Nigeria
A clueless government (31)
America in Africa
An easier part of the world?not (3)
Security in Kenya
Little law, less order
Egypt
The sphinx speaks (2)
Palestine and Western aid
Will it be cut off? (3)

■Europe
Russia and Ukraine
Putin’s gambit (22)
Battered Ukraine
Fighting on?or off? (1)
Germany and Russia
How very understanding (15)
French consumers
Made in France, not (7)
Haghia Sophia
Church to mosque…and back? (11)
Charlemagne
Beware of europhoria (6)

■Britain
Pfizer and AstraZeneca
Deal or no deal (2)
A new exhibition
Comic turn
Football and money
Everything to play for (3)
The politics of London
Marginal seats
Voting habits
Movers and voters (1)
Employment
Zero tolerance
Knife crime
Law as megaphone
Shale gas
Raise the pressure (4)
Running the BBC
Auntie’s dilemma (2)
Bagehot
Haunted by killers
Correction
Job
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■International
International commercial law
Exorbitant privilege
Linguistic imperialism
The world according to Putin (210)

■Special report: International banking
Shadow and substance
Definitions
A non-bank by any other name
Lending
We try harder
Payments
The end of a monopoly
Trading
Swap you
China
A question of trust
Reshaping the financial sector
Do it right

■Business
Alibaba’s IPO
From bazaar to bonanza (7)
Huawei
Seeking its own path
Electricity supply
Profitable interruptions
Corporate whistleblowers
Lawyer’s poker
Good-value MBAs
Payback time
Investing in Egypt
Holding their nerve on the Nile (1)
Eurotunnel
The next 20 years (4)
Airport shopping
The sixth continent (2)
Schumpeter
Bumpkin bosses (1)

■Finance and economics
Shadow banking in China
Battling the darkness
Buttonwood
Ghostbusters
Italian banks
Neither borrowers nor lenders
Tax evasion
The data revolution (1)
The euro zone
One currency, divergent economies (2)
Free exchange
The great trailblazer (4)

■Science and technology
Genes and intelligence
The 3% solution (24)
Culture and psychology
You are what you eat (2)
Academic prestige
Why climb the greasy pole? (6)
Gambling and self-deception
Hot to trot (1)
Climate change
Inside the sausage factory (10)

■Books and arts
Fiction
Flights of fantasy
Documentary film
The big fight (1)
Playing poker
A chip and a chair
Sporting history
Herr Howzat?
A memoir from Estonia
Back to Europe (2)
James McNeill Whistler
A river runs through it (1)

■Obituary
William Ash (2)

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■Leaders
The weakened West
What would America fight for? (195)
Philanthropy
China’s Carnegie (4)
Fund management
Cheap is cheerful
Capitalism and its critics
A modern Marx (114)
South Africa’s election
Time to ditch Mandela’s party (3)

■Letters
Letters
On the IPCC, Russia, banks, jobs, Parliament, beer, cheese, Adrian Mole

■Briefing
Fund management
Will invest for food (7)

■United States
Geopolitics
The decline of deterrence (7)
American military power
Unrivalled, for now (4)
Basketball and race
The clip that sank Sterling (8)
Gun laws
A shot and a beer (23)
E-cigarettes
Where there’s smoke (3)
Lexington
When facts are weapons (4)

■The Americas
Canada’s economy
Maple, resting on laurels (2)
Bello
Bolivia’s rentier republic (1)
Shale gas in Mexico
On shaky ground
Slums in Buenos Aires
The unplugged (1)

■Asia
Manmohan Singh
Man out of time (2)
Indian candidates
Actress, cricketer, dynast...
America in Asia
Pivotal
Asylum-seekers in Sri Lanka
Uncertain haven (11)
Taiwan
When the wind blows (4)
Nepal
Into thin air
Banyan
Daydream believers

■China
Agriculture
Bring back the landlords
Freedom of information
Right to know
Christianity
Demolition job

■Middle East and Africa
South Africa
Where will the rainbow end?
Central African Republic
No one at the wheel
Iraq’s election
Alas, it may make little difference (2)
Egypt
Hang them all? (1)

■Europe
Ukraine’s turmoil
Chaos out of order (2)
German taxes
Steep and cold progression
Spain and Catalonia
Wars of Spanish secession (4)
Muslims in Marseille
Behind the facade (6)
Charlemagne
On a wing and a prayer (4)

■Britain
Politics
The impossible election (1)
Gerry Adams
When troubles come (4)
The labour market
Waiting for payday
British Muslims
Happy or haram? (1)
Cyber-security
Fresh meat
The Tube strike
Over a barrel
High-speed rail
Another one for the in-tray (1)
Jeremy Paxman
And finally (2)
Bagehot
The world’s game, not England’s (4)
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■International
Trade and money laundering
Uncontained (5)
Antibiotic resistance
The drugs don’t work

■Business
Corporate takeovers
Return of the big deal (1)
Additive manufacturing
Heavy metal
Takeover tactics
A new wrinkle
Law-firm rankings
When it vereins, it pours
Online video and advertising
NewTube
Corporate governance in Japan
A revolution in the making
Women as CEOs
The glass precipice
E-commerce
Same-day dreamers (1)
Schumpeter
Adventures in the skin trade

■Finance and economics
Russia’s economy
Tipping the scales (8)
Buttonwood
The taxman blustereth
Measuring GDP
The dragon takes wing (12)
Stress tests for European banks
Shock therapy
Poverty in Indonesia
Muted music
Bank of America
Rounding down (1)
Piketty fever
Bigger than Marx (56)
Free exchange
Corporate sardines

■Science and technology
Pain perception
Sex, writhes and videotape (7)
How fair is life?
Nothing succeeds like success
Tiny satellites
Magic dust (4)
Man-made earthquakes
Pumped up
Sex, health and beauty
Faces and fortunes (17)
Evolution
Something glowing on

■Books and arts
North Korea
Binding minds
Women in China
Pick and choose (1)
Palestine under the mandate
Making of a martyr (1)
Office life
Inside the box
Contemporary art
Coast of Utopia

■Obituary
Win Tin
Myanmar’s conscience (1)

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Politics this week (2)
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Global ageing
A billion shades of grey (54)
Berkshire Hathaway
Life after Warren (8)
Reform in Germany
Going backwards (1)
Capital punishment in America
Dismantling the machinery of death (82)
The sharing economy
Remove the roadblocks

■Letters
Letters
On the World Bank, college, Germany, Ukraine, offices, prices

■Briefing
Demography, growth and inequality
Age invaders (3)

■United States
Capital punishment
The slow death of the death penalty (3)
Cameron Todd Willingham
Irrevocable (4)
Elizabeth Warren
Mass. appeal (25)
House prices
Buy now or later? (1)
Personalised car stickers
Family portraits on wheels (2)
The Cliven Bundy stand-off
Cowboys v Feds (18)
Lexington
Because men are not angels (3)

■The Americas
Energy and the Amazon
Drilling in the wilderness (1)
Bello
Venezuela’s progressive conscience (4)
Mexico’s netizens
Bashtagging the president (1)
Water in Brazil
Nor any drop to drink

■Asia
Japan and its neighbours
Springtime in Tokyo? (5)
South Korea’s stricken ferry
Lost at sea (3)
Thai politics
No end in sight (2)
Journalism in Pakistan
The silencing of the liberals (4)

■China
Labour unrest
Danger zone (2)
Middle-class flight
Yearning to breathe free (6)
Migrants in Australia
The promised land (10)
Banyan
The red and the green (1)

■Middle East and Africa
South Sudan
A new depth of horror (3)
Eliminating Syria’s chemical weapons
Getting there
Transport in South Africa
Road rage (3)
The Palestinians
Glimpses of unity (7)
Egypt’s election
The other man (1)
Yemen, America and al-Qaeda
Droning on
Saudi Arabia
Virulent

■Europe
Germany’s government
Easy politics, bad policies (11)
Eastern Ukraine
Descent into darkness (75)
Transdniestria
Beyond the river
Politics in Ireland
Enda the road (6)
Organised crime in Italy
From toe to top (1)
Turkey’s presidency
Is Gul going or coming? (2)
Charlemagne
The dragon in the room (4)

■Britain
Apprenticeships
Keeping up with the Schmidts (2)
Muslims and education
Religious studies (5)
Politicians and religion
Doing God (2)
Logistics and shopping
Box clever
Political advertising
Posters aren’t working (3)
Student housing
Up and up (3)
Rural broadband
Going underground (7)
Bagehot
The persecution of Tony Blair (7)
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■International
Coding in schools
A is for algorithm (1)
Muslims and fashion
Hijab couture (1)

■Business
The sharing economy
Boom and backlash
Airbnb versus hotels
Room for all, for now (3)
Succession planning
Chucking out the chosen one (2)
Mobile telecoms in Pakistan
At last, 3G
Television in America
The bandit of broadcast (2)
Pharmaceuticals
Time for a simpler look
Schumpeter
The ascent of brand man
Correction: Coal (1)

■Briefing
Berkshire Hathaway
Playing out the last hand (1)

■Finance and economics
MiFID 2
A bigger bang
Buttonwood
Sound the retreat (1)
Banks and commodity trading
Sell signals
Arrears and foreclosures
Staving off the repo man
Collecting tax in Africa
Above the table (1)
Financing energy efficiency
Money for nothing (8)
Free exchange
The late edition

■Science and technology
Mating strategies
Robocopulation (2)
Nuclear power
All at sea (6)
Manganese poisoning
Subtle effects
Asteroid impacts on Earth
Skyfalls (1)

■Books and arts
Derek Walcott
Beach bard
Knole and its history
The story of the Sackvilles
American fiction
Looking for a place called hope
The politics of foreign aid
Poor and benighted (1)
France between the wars
Turning dark
Jazz at Lincoln Center
Riff on the world (1)

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Gabriel Garcia Marquez
The magician in his labyrinth (3)

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