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■The world this week
Politics this week (1)
Business this week
KAL's cartoon (1)

■Leaders
The Arab spring
Has it failed? (81)
Europe’s zombie banks
Blight of the living dead (2)
Tax reform in America
Simpler, fairer, possible (11)
Reforms in Mexico
Choose Pemex over the pact (2)
Presents for presidents
Hogtied with a ribbon

■Letters
Letters
On India, gay marriage, protesting, Iran, Marc Rich, political pi

■Briefing
Shopping
The emporium strikes back (1)

■United States
Tax reform
Fixing the tax sieve
Sexual politics
More than half the electorate (51)
Rick Perry’s presidential ambitions
A time to run?
Surveillance
Silence in court
Health reform
Mississippi spurning (1)
Goat meat
The kids are all right
Lexington
The war of the words
Internship

■The Americas
Mexican politics
Political horse-trading
Publishing in Brazil
Folding papers (1)
Canada’s rail disaster
Playing with fire

■Asia
Cambodia’s election
Not quite the usual walkover
Japan’s upper-house election
Gloves off (1)
Landmines in Myanmar
Politically explosive
Taiwan’s economic isolation
Desperately seeking space (1)
Kazakhstan’s capital
Laying the golden egg

■China
Women and the property market
Married to the mortgage (1)
Party campaigns
Masses of meetings (1)
Chinese Braille
Feeling their way

■Middle East and Africa
Egypt after the coup
It isn’t over yet (4)
Egypt and reactions in the region
A mixed bag (1)
Egypt’s Sinai desert
A haven for malcontents (1)
Syria’s new opposition leader
Better than the one before?
United Arab Emirates
Sending the foreigners home
Ivory Coast’s grim past
With allies like this…
South Sudan
Vroom-vroom in the bush

■Europe
The Sochi Olympics
Castles in the sand (7)
France’s political right
Sarkozy Resartus?
Czech politics
Power grab
Crime in Germany
Gang Lander (2)
Charlemagne
Lessons from Lagarde

■Britain
Westminster politics
Ed’s big chance (2)
European justice
More is less
Mail privatisation
Going postal
South West Trains
Tracks and control
York’s booming economy
Northern light
Bagehot
Claiming Andy (5)
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■International
A villain’s guide to football
Welcome to the beautiful game (4)
Cleaning up football
Ref! (1)

■Special report: The Arab spring
A climate of change
Revolutionary potential
How many more to go?
Fertile Croissant(1)
Political Islam
The power of religion
Youth
Give us a chance
The economy
The haves and the have-nots(1)
Constitution-building
The long march
After Egypt’s double spring
Keep going

■Business
Tech entrepreneurs in the Middle East
Start-up spring (1)
Arab women entrepreneurs
Untraditional choice
Clothing firms in Bangladesh
Accord, alliance or disunity?
Chinese shipyards
Too sick to sail
The Dell buy-out
Hobson’s choice (3)
BP and spill settlements
Deepwater, deep pockets (4)
Schumpeter
Mayors and mammon (1)

■Finance and economics
The rising dollar
Green and back (1)
The Big Mac index
Value meal
EMI’s pensions buy-out
Paying for certainty
Buttonwood
A new hope
Coffee prices
Brewed awakening
Financial data
Seconds out
Free exchange
Ad scientists

■Science and technology
Birds’ magnetic sense
Columbarian Columbuses
The epigenetics of fat
Altered states
Children’s intellectual development
Bedtime stories (1)
Do-it-yourself glaciers
The iceman cometh

■Books and arts
Boom and bust in Asia
Going for growth
Civil liberties
Robocops
Christa Wolf
Divided soul
Life during the Blitz
Death threats

■Obituary
Doug Engelbart

■Economic and financial indicators
Output, prices and jobs
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
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World's biggest banks
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■The world this week
Politics this week (2)
Business this week
KAL's cartoon (1)

■Leaders
Islam, democracy and soldiers
Egypt’s tragedy (222)
Transatlantic espionage
The lives of others (65)
Immigration
Of fences and good sense (8)
Britain’s economy
Let’s try to catch up with Mali (3)
International finance
Money will find a way (3)

■Letters
Letters
On Iran, Greece, Germany, majoritarianism

■Briefing
Egypt’s coup
The second time around (38)

■United States
Defence spending
Squeezing the Pentagon
Drone warfare
Alone with a joystick (1)
Ballot measures in California
Power from the people (6)
Immigration reform
The highest hurdle (30)
Obamacare
Will it get there?
Should Detroit sell its art?
Motown steps on Degas (1)
Student loans
Degrees of debt (8)
Lexington
The silver-haired safety net (1)

■The Americas
Venezuela’s government
A circus without a ringmaster
Chile’s presidential primaries
A comeback gathers speed (4)
Brazil’s protests
The fallout spreads (3)
Infrastructure in Colombia
Taking the slow road

■Asia
Electoral reform in Japan
Where it counts (2)
Mumbai’s hungry high rollers
The wild brunch (14)
Bhutan at the polls
Happy and you know it? (1)
Australian politics
Rudd renewal (3)
Gay rights in South-East Asia
Fifty shades of pink (3)
Repression in Tajikistan
Falling bricks
Social spending in Asia
Widefare (1)

■China
Returning students
Plight of the sea turtles (3)
Ethnic unrest in Xinjiang
Unveiled threats (5)
Rights for the elderly
Filial impropriety (1)

■Middle East and Africa
The UN and Mali
Secure the Sahara, if you can
Jihad in Niger
Bad omens
Somalia and its Shabab
Are the Islamists truly on the ropes? (1)
The conflict in Syria
Who, how and where? (4)
Israel and Palestine
Talks about talks (3)

■Europe
Portugal’s woes
On the rocks (60)
Ireland
Setbacks for the taoiseach (3)
Spanish politics
A paella coalition? (5)
French textbooks
Class struggle (3)
Bulgarian protests
Noresharski! Noligarchy! (9)
Russian justice
New show trials (1)
Charlemagne
The Eurasian tug-of-war (6)

■Britain
The economy
On a wing and a credit card (18)
The Scottish economy
Bonny (6)
High-speed rail
The northern line (5)
Apples
Crunch time (3)
Universities
Reinforced glass
Labour and the unions
Glenfiddle (1)
Bagehot
The unquiet woods
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■International
American espionage and Europe
Sense, sensibilities and spying (52)
Vatican scandals
Muck in the Tiber

■Business
Steel
An inferno of unprofitability (2)
Executive pay
Because he’s worth it (4)
Zynga
In the doghouse
German energy
White elephants seen in North Sea (8)
Indian energy
A price worth paying (1)
Taiwan’s information-technology industry
After the personal computer (6)
French restaurants
No place like home (7)
Schumpeter
Back to the drawing-board

■Finance and economics
Markit
Plumbers in suits
Buttonwood
Pot luck
Bank bondholders
Fail safer
China’s banks
Ten days in June
Transatlantic trade talks
Opening shots
LVMH and Hermes
Hidden predators
Fund management
The rise of smart beta (5)
Free exchange
A trio of trilemmas (3)

■Science and technology
Stem-cell therapies
Prometheus unbound (18)
Plant communications
Beans’ talk
Battery technology
A pile of wood
Forensic zoology
The elephant in the room

■Books and arts
Infographics
Winds of change (1)
Statistics
Painting by numbers
Post-war Britain
When the tide turned
The Greek revolution
Shield and defender
New fiction
The crucible of war
Venetian glass
Blow up

■Obituary
Marc Rich (4)

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Output, prices and jobs
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The Economist poll of forecasters, July averages (1)
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■The world this week
Politics this week
Business this week (1)
KAL's cartoon (7)

■Leaders
The protests around the world
The march of protest (101)
China’s cash crunch
Bear in the China shop (6)
Teaching and technology
E-ducation (23)
Justice and the armed forces in Pakistan
The general in the dock (1)
Climate-change policy in America, Europe and China
Tepid, timid (7)
European Union enlargement
Keeping up with the Croats (3)

■Letters
Letters
On Iran, coastal homes, Mexico City, PRISM, London, publishing, bosses, Newcastle (1)

■Briefing
Education technology
Catching on at last (16)

■United States
Gay marriage
Windsor’s knot (7)
The Supreme Court
Equality, debated (9)
Abortion
Ms Davis goes to Austin (3)
Immigration
A big wall of money (3)
Agriculture
Stuffed (1)
Greetings cards
The American way of death (4)
Climate change
While Congress sleeps (2)
Lexington
Above the fray, but part of it (6)
Correction

■The Americas
Brazil’s protests
The cries are answered (16)
Economic reform in Cuba
A private affair
Sexism in Canada’s Mounties
The wild frontier (4)

■Asia
Australian politics
We need to talk about Kevin?again (20)
Mongolia’s presidential election
Elbegdorj scrapes home (2)
Protest in India
The little man (3)
Floods in India
High and wet (1)
South-East Asia’s smog
Unspontaneous combustion (5)
Banyan
So near, and yet… (3)

■China
Financial reforms
Re-education through Shibor (5)
Political balancing
Mixed messages (3)
Economic decision-makers
Take a bow

■Middle East and Africa
The African National Congress
A sad and sorry decline (5)
Zimbabwe’s coming election
The spirit of wrath is upon us (7)
Libya’s opposition
Where green refuses to fade
Islam’s old schism
Sunnis v Shias, here and there (6)
Qatar’s new emir
A hard act to follow (2)
Crisis in Egypt
More worrying than ever (1)

■Europe
Germany in the world
The occasional leader (34)
Italian politics
More trouble ahead (4)
French political scandals
Tapping along (8)
Turkey’s protests
Still out on the streets (5)
Portugal and the euro
Floundering on (10)
Albania’s election
Edi’s turn (3)
Charlemagne
Europe’s new frontier (8)

■Britain
Exporting to China
Eastward march
Immigration
Your money is your bond (7)
The spending review
The subtle knife (1)
Legal aid
What price justice? (1)
BBC Worldwide
Cut-throat or cuddly? (1)
Reviving a troubled town
Bits and bobs
Bagehot
The little party behind the throne (3)
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■International
Secrecy
Travels and travails (6)
Internet protests
The digital demo (2)
Prosperity and protest
Cry freedom

■Business
European telecoms
In a hole (1)
Corporate computing
Ascending to the cloud
Housebuilders in America
Through the roof again?
The empire of Eike Batista
Eike’s breaky heart (1)
The higher-education business
Honours without profits?
Hospital operators and Obamacare
Prescription for change
German business and English
No Denglisch (5)
Schumpeter
Spooked by shale (9)

■Finance and economics
India’s economy
Start me up (3)
Buttonwood
Cut off by their sugar daddy (1)
Mexico’s financial markets
Rolling with the punches
Banks and interest rates
Administer with care
Mediobanca
A little less tangled
Defining financial bigotry
Disparate times
Free exchange
Levying the land (1)

■Science and technology
Driverless automobiles
The car that parks itself (2)
Stopping asteroid strikes
Defenders of the Earth (1)
Cancer and the microbiome
A punch in the gut
Art and the animal kingdom
Of mice and Manet (12)

■Books and arts
Indian development
Beyond bootstraps (2)
Cyber-warfare
Digital doomsters
Economic history
A sketch, not a portrait (1)
Solitude
Sweet spot (2)
Latin verse
In praise of poetry
The art of Meschac Gaba
Making space
Correction: Metropolitan Museum of Art

■Obituary
Lancelote Rodrigues (1)

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■Leaders
Persian power
Can Iran be stopped? (275)
Tibet
A new way forward (10)
The Federal Reserve
Clearer, but less cuddly (7)
Privatising Britain’s banks
Buy high, sell low (4)
Majoritarianism
Zombie democracy (21)

■Letters
Letters
On Turkey, immigration, Sweden, the UN, Colombia, LED lighting, tasty chicken

■Briefing
Iran’s nuclear programme
Breakout beckons (6)

■United States
The US-Mexico border
Secure enough (30)
Saving Detroit
Iron Orr (9)
Nuclear disarmament
Obama’s lonely quest (1)
Hiring ex-convicts
Between a rock and a lawsuit (3)
The economy
A lighter ball and chain (1)
The Massachusetts Senate race
Bay State brawl
Lexington
Cape of good hope (2)
Correction: Steve King

■The Americas
Protests in Brazil
Taking to the streets (59)
Mining in Brazil
Time to dig deep
Mining in Ecuador
Going for gold
Feeding Haiti
A new menu (2)

■Asia
The future of Afghanistan
Talking to the Taliban (3)
Balochistan
Cruel beyond belief (3)
Politics in Nepal
Ad hoc country (5)
Vietnamese politics
Confidence tricks (2)
Fuel subsidies in Indonesia
Unpriming the pump
Banyan
The uphill road

■China
Tibet policy
Bold new proposals (31)
Security in Tibet
Grid locked (3)

■Middle East and Africa
Iran’s new president
Will he make a difference? (3)
The Syrian war, arms and diplomacy
Barack Obama’s tentative step
Libya’s ghost town
When bygones aren’t
Barack Obama in Africa
Late but not empty-handed
Madagascar’s election
They just won’t give up

■Europe
French reforms
Must we work harder? (8)
Turkey’s protests
Erdogan cracks down (14)
Greece’s government
Wobbling along (1)
The Greek far right
Racist dilemmas (3)
Czech politics
No more Mr Clean
The Russian economy
Sputtering (2)
Charlemagne
Blaming the referee (6)

■Britain
Reforming Britain’s banks
Training day (2)
Foreign relations
Poles apart (2)
Celebrating immigration
An inconvenient truth
Freight trains
Coming round the bend
Energy efficiency in homes
Lofty ambitions (1)
After the Olympics
Urbanabolic steroids (1)
House prices
The rubber bubble
Bagehot
A lonely charge (2)
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■International
Cyber-attacks
Computer says no (5)
Mitigating DDoS attacks
Denying the deniers
Global population
Faces of the future (1)

■Business
Media conglomerates
Breaking up is not so very hard to do (6)
The News Corp split
Murdoch 2.0
Aircraft-makers
Singin’ in the rain (13)
Telecoms-equipment makers
TransLucent
The global cement industry
Ready-mixed fortunes (1)
Italian fashion
Dropped stitches (5)
Schumpeter
The emerging-brand battle

■Finance and economics
America’s monetary policy
Tinker, taper (26)
China’s banks
The Shibor shock (2)
The G8 summit
T time (1)
Buttonwood
Building the next boom (1)
America’s municipal-bond market
State of pay (2)
Mobile money
Charging the mobile (2)
Professional-services firms
Desperately seeking scepticism
Clayton, Dubilier & Rice
Engineers of a different kind (1)
Free exchange
The goliaths (1)

■Science and technology
Understanding Alzheimer’s disease
Beta testing (1)
Safe driving
Keep your mind on the road (2)
Dendrochronology
Not always the ring of truth
The future technology of the past
Thunderbirds are gone

■Books and arts
The Sino-Japanese war
The start of history (12)
Life in Gaza
Secret worlds (1)
Measuring risk
Snakes and ladders
Money and happiness
Buy buy love (3)
American presidents and foreign policy
A few good men
British 20th-century painting
The big rupture

■Obituary
Henry Cecil (6)

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■Leaders
Surveillance
Secrets, lies and America’s spies (157)
Germany and Europe
The reluctant hegemon (81)
Abenomics
Not so super (10)
State pensions in America
Ruinous promises (21)
The United Nations in Congo
Art of darkness (7)

■Letters
Letters
On liberalism, electric cars, Chile, Iran, poverty, raw milk (1)

■Briefing
Surveillance
Look who’s listening (14)
Online privacy
How to disappear (3)

■United States
Coastal cities and climate change
You’re going to get wet (48)
California’s budget
Redemption song (1)
Organ transplants
Playing God
Education
Raising the bar (3)
The Virginia governor’s race
Machiavelli v Torquemada (1)
Immigrants
Let them drive (4)
Lexington
Chris Christie’s tightrope (7)

■The Americas
Security in Mexico
The new face of Mexican policing (2)
Land in Brazil
Farmers v Amerindians
Venezuela’s election audit
Beside the point (3)

■Asia
The third arrow of Abenomics
Misfire
North Korean schools in Japan
Class action
Aung San Suu Kyi
The halo slips (3)
Cambodia’s election
Liars and deniers
India’s opposition
Modicum of success (5)
India’s aged democracy
The long view (2)

■China
The yuan
The cheapest thing going is gone (2)
Human-rights diplomacy
Signs of trouble (3)
Peacekeeping forces
Over there
Banyan
Strange haven (4)

■Middle East and Africa
Syria’s civil war
The regime digs in (7)
Syrian refugees in Turkey
Will they ever go home?
Libya’s government and the militias
Is the tide turning?
Iran’s election and the internet
Behind a thick curtain (2)
Democratic Republic of Congo
Bigger guns are on their way (1)
The Central African Republic
A new grey zone
Kenya and Britain
Drawing a line under history (1)

■Europe
Turkey’s upheaval
Descent into confrontation (31)
The Turkish economy
Strong but vulnerable (2)
Germany and the euro
The ja and nein of euro rescues (4)
Vladimir Putin’s Russia
Battles over the river (7)
Charlemagne
L’exception francaise (12)
Correction: Turkish GDP (1)

■Britain
Sir Mervyn King
Leaving the Old Lady (1)
Stephen Hester
A banker at bay
Public spending
Leviathan, tamed (2)
Misbehaving politicians
The wages of lobbying (4)
Shopping in central London
Great estates
Birmingham airport
Brum fly with me (1)
Music arenas
Reality rocks
Bagehot
What Bohemia built (3)
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■International
The G8 agenda
The transparency summit (1)
Roland Dallas
Bluesooth
Phone boxes
A new calling (4)

■Special report: Germany
Europe’s reluctant hegemon(19)
Colours of the rainbow(1)
Germany and Europe
The Merkel plan(6)
The economy
Dissecting the miracle(2)
Energy
Tilting at windmills(3)
Labour
Erasmus generation(1)
German leadership
Overcoming the demons(7)

■Business
Oil companies in emerging markets
Safe sex in Nigeria (2)
Consultancies and spy chiefs
Hiring digital 007s (1)
Spanish companies
An ill wind (1)
Google buys Waze
Street plan (1)
Superhero films
Superman v Spider-Man (4)
Streaming music
I dreamed a stream
Schumpeter
Redeemers of a macho society

■Finance and economics
The Fed and emerging markets
The end of the affair (2)
Buttonwood
Quality street
Oil prices
The triple-digit barrel (4)
Indian banks
It ain’t over yet
Renewed Greek troubles
Darkness at midnight
Immigration and the public finances
Boon or burden? (12)
Crowdfunding students
Start me up
Free exchange
Taking credit for nothing
Correction: Free exchange

■Science and technology
Lifts and skyscrapers
The other mile-high club (14)
Modelling tsunamis
The dangers of insularity
AIDS in India
The cost of living (2)
Animal behaviour
Planet of the apes (4)

■Books and arts
China and America
After you (1)
Contemporary philosophy
Pump-primer (4)
The Antarctic continent
South park
America’s energy future
Meet the frackers
New fiction
Bloody end
The unicorn and its mythology
Horn of plenty
Correction

■Obituary
Tim Samaras (2)

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Turkey's troubles
Democrat or sultan? (177)
America and China
The summit (122)
Brazil’s mediocre economy
A fall from grace (89)
Europe’s banking union
A la carte and half-baked (6)
Iran’s presidential election
Don’t ignore it (7)

■Letters
Letters
On the World Bank, entitlements, England, Arab assets, Lev Vlassenko, India, smart machines, Apple, sex, presidents

■Briefing
Turkey erupts
The new young Turks (73)

■United States
The Mississippi Delta
Scratching a living (3)
Our new house-price indicators
Bubble-hunting (1)
Barack Obama’s foreign-policy team
Action women (3)
Judicial appointments
A lesson in packing (1)
Crime and genetics
Won’t hurt a bit (3)
Energy
Blown away (12)
Lexington
The China syndrome (19)

■The Americas
Brazil’s disappointing economy
Stuck in the mud (34)
Abortion in Latin America
Miscarriages of justice (9)
Latin America’s Venezuela problem
Ostrich diplomacy (1)
Public broadcasting in Canada
Commercial break (2)

■Asia
Pakistan’s electricity crisis
Long, hot summer (4)
Timor-Leste and Australia
Bugs in the pipeline (1)
Tamil Nadu
A successful show begins to pall (4)
Politics in Tamil Nadu
Lights, camera, election
Banyan
Mr Joko goes to Jakarta (2)

■China
Relations with America
Here we go again (15)
Xi Jinping in America’s backyard
From pivot to twirl
Cybercrime
Admit nothing and deny everything (8)
The death of Chen Xitong

■Middle East and Africa
Iran’s presidential election
You never know (9)
Iran and alcohol
Wet and dry (2)
Libya’s oil
Gurgle and splutter
Qatar
Democracy? That’s for other Arabs (2)
The Syrian civil war
A turning point for Bashar Assad? (25)
Churches in Israel
Christians luckier than Muslims (4)
Ethiopia
Free to protest, just a bit (5)
Driving in Nigeria
Time for a test (2)

■Europe
Hungary
Black sheep in the crimson dome (10)
Urban planning in France
Global ambitions v green concerns
German politics
Princeling in trouble
Floods in central Europe
Devastating
Balkan war-crimes
Winding down with a whimper (1)
Charlemagne
Crank up the motor (13)

■Britain
The politics of cuts
Labour gets serious (6)
Polish clinics
Another kind of health tourism (2)
Posh fast food
On a roll (5)
Lending beyond the banks
The new middlemen
Exam reform
Eyeing up the I-level (1)
The coalition’s statistics
Stats, spats and spads (1)
Bagehot
Gangland Britain
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■International
China’s foreign ports
The new masters and commanders (6)

■Business
Luxury goods in China
Beyond bling (5)
Luxury in the Arab world
Would Sir like his goat wrapped? (5)
Patent reform
Obama goes troll-hunting (6)
Semiconductor makers
Bend me, shape me
Zambeef
A rare meat success in Africa
Airlines in Africa
Not quite ready for take-off (3)
Russian retailing
A Magnit for investors
Deluded bosses
Who’s behind me? (1)
Schumpeter
Too much of a good thing (5)

■Finance and economics
Europe’s banking union
Till default do us part (1)
The European Central Bank’s deterrent
Bench press (2)
EU-Chinese trade
Outlook: cloudy (16)
Buttonwood
Out of favour
Advertising hedge funds
Bull marketing (1)
Hank Greenberg
The people v Hank (1)
America’s non-banks
The anointed (1)
Free exchange
Shocks and ores (2)

■Science and technology
Cancer therapy
Checkpoint Charlie (8)
Palaeontology
A heroic find (1)
Academic publishing
Peer to peer (3)
Planetary science
Lost and found

■Books and arts
Contemporary art
The artistic solution
Modern America
So many troubles
The world in 1913
The year before the sky fell in (13)
Hedge funds
Full of hot air
Lord Sainsbury on government
Sensible chap (2)
Somalia’s Shabab
The struggle for the Horn of Africa

■Obituary
Andrew Greeley (3)

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British politics and the young
The strange rebirth of liberal England (80)
The world’s next great leap forward
Towards the end of poverty (98)
Dealing with Russia
Tougher love needed (14)
Colombia and the FARC
The price of peace (5)
Low-emission cars
Flat batteries

■Letters
Letters
On Taiwan, dams, health care, New York, Malaysia, Microsoft, being brainy, quotes (2)

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