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■The world this week
Politics this week (1)
Business this week
KAL's cartoon (8)

■Leaders
The euro crisis
The sleepwalkers (51)
American politics
How to save Obama’s second term (142)
Myanmar and America
The ultimate endorsement (2)
The World Bank
Stand up for “Doing Business” (2)
Another Indian corruption scandal
Lessons from cricket (5)

■Letters
Letters
On Malaysia, Georgia, CME, Giulio Andreotti, the ECB, UKIP, India, football, Microsoft (3)

■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)
Crime and punishment
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
Treasure islands in trouble (2)
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
Peacemaking in the Philippines
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

■Business
The defence industry
Guns and sugar
Companies and tax
Cook lightly grilled (7)
Internet mergers and takeovers
Platforms upon platforms
Dairy deals in China
Uh-oh, Danone
Soccer in America
City to city (1)
Video games
Battle of the boxes (2)
Schumpeter
The age of smart machines (6)

■Finance and economics
Indian banks
Lenders of the last resort (3)
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
Cryptography
The solace of quantum (1)
Personality, social media and marketing
No hiding place (6)
Microbiomics
A virus shield (1)
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
Correction: Jean-Claude Trichet

■Obituary
Bill O’Hagan (6)

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Output, prices and jobs
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■The world this week
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■Leaders
Japan
Abe’s master plan (385)
Psychiatry
Shrink wrapping (24)
Disaster in Syria
The least-bad choice (12)
Pakistan
Hope in a fractured land (95)
Guidance for insects
Brood 2030 (12)

■Letters
Letters
On employment, the West Bank, stop-and-search, Africa's natural resources, medieval physics, boar hunting, China's dream

■Briefing
Japan and Abenomics
Once more with feeling (18)

■United States
Barack Obama and the presidency
W’s apprentice (21)
The Justice Department and the Associated Press
Look who’s talking (7)
Democrats in Texas
The waiting is the hardest part (2)
Nevada’s economy
Silver dollars
Debt and the deficit
Priority report (14)
Cage-fighting in New York
No holds, barred (6)
Lexington
Notes on three scandals (243)

■The Americas
Latin American geoeconomics
A continental divide (37)
British Columbia’s election
It’s the economy, stupid (5)
The media in Argentina
Clarin call (9)
Justice in Guatemala
The genocide question (7)

■Asia
Pakistan’s election
Hope over experience (17)
Pakistan’s waning feudalism
Gone with the wind (4)
Australia’s pre-election budget
Feel-good deficit
Philippine elections
Personality-driven (1)
Logging in South-East Asia
Rubber barons
Banyan
Seas of troubles (128)

■China
Economic reforms
Walking the talk
Corruption
Checked and balanced? (4)

■Middle East and Africa
Syria’s civil war
The hard men on both sides prevail (17)
Syria’s chemical weapons
The other red line (1)
Iran’s election
A candidacy conundrum (3)
Arabs and Jews in high-tech Israel
Bring them together (7)
Religious politics in Israel
Who’s a Jew? (16)
Zambia
Sata pack
Terrorism in Nigeria
Bigger guns (2)

■Europe
Turkey and Syria
An explosive border (11)
Turkey’s political imams
The Gulenists fight back (28)
Spy wars in Russia
The Kremlin plot thickens (10)
Bulgarian politics
An unhappy election (1)
Italian politics
Silvio’s back (6)
French public opinion
Morosity rules (10)
Charlemagne
What is the alternative? (29)

■Britain
Politics and the EU
Take me to your leader (10)
Britain’s changing trade links
An island of traders (19)
The motorcycle industry
Hell’s commuters (1)
Business and politics
The thick of it
Muslim converts
Changing my religion (59)
Shopping habits
In for a pound (4)
The Co-operative
On the brink (1)
Bagehot
The Atlanticist delusion (21)
Correction: RBS
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■International
Civic crowdfunding
Breaking ground (3)
Arctic diplomacy
A warmer welcome (1)
Hijackings on the high seas
Westward Ho! (1)

■Business
Marketing
Less guff, more puff (4)
Energy drinks
Buzz kill (7)
Sony under fire
Goodbye, Mr Bond? (6)
Sino-European trade tensions
On hold (2)
Tata Steel
Goodwill hunting (2)
Brazil’s oilfields
Back in business (9)
Open data
A new goldmine (1)
Business in the Democratic Republic of Congo
Murky minerals
Schumpeter
A hospital case (1)
Correction: Boston Consulting Group

■Finance and economics
Trading in oil
Libor in a barrel (6)
Global property markets
Boom and gloom (3)
Bloomberg
Too much information (6)
Buttonwood
Caveat voter
Turkish banks
The lure of the Bosphorus (1)
The euro-zone economy
Recession, cont’d (2)
Stockmarkets
Don’t worry, be happy
Free exchange
The humble hero (16)

■Science and technology
DSM-5
By the book (75)
Quantum computing
Faster, slower?or both at once? (9)
Flu vaccines and synthetic biology
Going viral
Safer childbirth in Bangladesh
Mat red

■Books and arts
North Korea
Follow my leader (10)
The financial crisis
Three men in a boat
Telling jokes
Have you heard the one…
How money works
Gold rush
A writer’s life
Literary lion
The Walpole masterpieces
Wall candy

■Obituary
Geza Vermes (9)

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■The world this week
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■Leaders
Investment banks
Wall Street is back (66)
Angry young Indians
What a waste (41)
Malaysia’s election
A dangerous result (8)
Environmental monitoring
Four hundred parts per million (7)
A memo to the world’s dictators
Subject: Asset protection and regime change (6)

■Letters
Letters
On affirmative action, transaction taxes, factory workers, select committees, Japan, economics, India, cooking (2)

■Briefing
India’s demographic challenge
Wasting time (13)

■United States
Economic growth
The health paradox (6)
Immigration reform
Not so fast (17)
Measuring inflation
Counting the cost of living (1)
South Carolina’s special election
He’s back! (5)
Prison overcrowding
The magic number (1)
Policing
Starting from scratch
Taxes
A brewing fight (1)
Lexington
Brigadoon politics (22)

■The Americas
Mexican politics
The PRI’s long tail (1)
Bolivia’s president
Bye, bye American pie (1)
Venezuela’s election aftermath
Cry havoc (3)

■Asia
Malaysia’s general election
Tawdry victory (10)
Pakistan’s election
The other campaigner (16)
Political violence in Bangladesh
In hot blood (44)
Indian politics
Throwing the rascals out (4)
South Korea and the United States
Park’s progress (2)
Banyan
Pivotal concerns (21)

■China
Factory women
Girl power (1)
China and the Middle East
Playing the peacemaker? (32)

■Middle East and Africa
Israel and Palestine
Could the peace dove fly again? (14)
Palestinians in Israel
Boycotting the boycotters (6)
Syria’s civil war
The bloody stalemate persists (11)
Libyan politics
The militias’ writ
Tunisia and Algeria
Borderland bogeymen (1)
Somalia
The centre holds, but only just (7)
South Africa
Wedding crashers (1)

■Europe
Germany’s opposition
The Red and the Green (3)
Russian politics
An ideologue’s exit (1)
Hungary
Magyars and moans (9)
Education and the French mindset
Bangalore-sur-Seine? (3)
Georgia’s government
Caucasian circles
Charlemagne
Enter Herr Prasident Schulz (5)

■Britain
The politics of immigration
Don’t mess (11)
Privatising British banks
Cutting losses (1)
The IMF in Britain
Toothless truth tellers (1)
Racial segregation
Everyone out
Nigel Farage
Aux armes, citoyens! (9)
David Ford
Presbyterian in a pickle (2)
Bagehot
The socialist international (16)
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■International
Recovering stolen assets
Making a hash of finding the cash
Correction: Muslim opinion

■Special report: International banking
Twilight of the gods
Regulation
The bite is worse than the bark
Equity trading
Going broke in stocks
Fixed income, currencies and commodities
A FICC for your trouble
Why scale matters
We happy few
Costs
Leaner and meaner
Emerging markets
Lands of eternal promise
The outlook
Down to Earth

■Business
Management consulting
To the brainy, the spoils (14)
The life of a young consultant
PowerPoint Rangers (5)
Valuing ships online
Bargain boats
Wearable cameras
Get a lifelog
Business and the law
Chasseurs d’ambulances
Online video
Worth paying for?
Marketing
The lust for Latino lucre
Schumpeter
Microsoft blues (15)

■Finance and economics
CME Group
The futures of capitalism
Buttonwood
Age shall weary them (4)
World trade
Fresh blood
Canada’s new central-bank governor
After Carney
The world economy
Shaken, not stirred (1)
Municipal finances
Rubbish settlement
French banks
Through the looking glass
Riyadh’s new financial district
Empty towers
Securities lending
Spring break
Free exchange
Standard procedure

■Science and technology
The climate of Tibet
Pole-land (2)
Climate change
The measure of global warming (46)
Atomic interferometry
The function of waves (2)
Ancient animal behaviour
Jurassic lark
Clarification: Frontiers

■Books and arts
Early ballooning
Shifting perspectives
Economics
Horror story
New fiction
Curlicues
The Mariinsky theatre
Goldfingered Gergiev (1)
The future of Russia
Closing doors (1)

■Obituary
Giulio Andreotti (10)

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■The world this week
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KAL's cartoon (2)

■Leaders
China's future
Xi Jinping and the Chinese dream (209)
Corporate social responsibility
Disaster at Rana Plaza (13)
Guantanamo Bay
Enough to make you gag (117)
Europe’s credit crunch
Mend the money machine (2)
Musicals
Do it by the book (5)

■Letters
Letters
On cars, defence spending, liberty, electronic trading, Nigeria, North Korea, countries, porn (2)

■Briefing
Xi Jinping’s vision
Chasing the Chinese dream (8)

■United States
The Guantanamo hunger-strike
The oubliette (7)
Californian politics
It’s worth a go (2)
Feral pigs
Pork, chopped (10)
Blues tourism
The hellhound’s trail (1)
School food
Biting commentary (6)
The economic performance of cities
Following the sun
Lexington
Dithering over Syria (41)

■The Americas
Dams in the Amazon
The rights and wrongs of Belo Monte (1)
Hydropower in Guyana
Shrouded in secrecy

■Asia
Elections in Malaysia
“Ubah” you can believe in? (17)
Singapore’s economy
Bashing the metal-bashers (1)
Flood control in Vietnam
Up a creek (1)
Disaster in Bangladesh
Rags in the ruins

■China
The property market
Cat and house (1)
Construction in the west
Build it and they might come
The music scene
Anarchy in the PRC
Banyan
Thunder out of China (4)

■Middle East and Africa
South Sudan
A new country rises from the ruins
Kenya’s new government
Bright new faces (3)
The Horn of Africa
Containers?and containing dissent (1)
Farming in Nigeria
Feed yourself (2)
The Palestinians’ West Bank
Squeeze them out (9)
Egypt and Iran
Pious politics

■Europe
France and Germany
A tandem in trouble (30)
Italy’s new government
Unanswered questions (9)
France’s defence review
Of ships and sealing wax (1)
Iceland’s election
Right back
Danish politics
Hard lessons (2)
Charlemagne
After austerity, what? (11)

■Britain
Private schools abroad
On the playing fields of Shanghai (6)
British fighters in Syria
Will they come home to roost?
An infrastructure exhibit
Pipe dreams
North Sea oil
Drill, maybe, drill
British politics
The hourglass electorate (1)
Prisoner privileges
Thinner porridge
The Thames estuary
Full metal riverside
Bagehot
In praise of Saint Frank (1)
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■International
The war on gays
Strange bedfellows (5)
Muslim opinion
Minds unmade (1)
Identity politics
Called up

■Business
Musical theatre
The tills are alive
Internet retailing
Tax in cyberspace (1)
Workplace safety
Avoiding the fire next time (2)
Tourism in Egypt
Arab spring break (8)
Office life
Sitting pretty (2)
French business
Hollande’s charm offensive (1)
Entrepreneurs in America
Who creates jobs? (1)
Energy firms and climate change
Unburnable fuel (14)
Schumpeter
The art of the spin-off (1)

■Finance and economics
Prosecuting bankers
Blind justice (5)
Buttonwood
Money to burn (2)
Trade in Latin America
Oceans apart
American bond markets
Term report
Japan’s public debt
Don’t mention the debt
The Greek economy
Daring to hope, fearing to fail
Free exchange
Broken transmission (6)

■Science and technology
Miniature flying robots
Robodiptera
Genetically modified trees
Into the wildwood (1)
SpaceShipTwo blasts off
Space oddity
Academic publishing
Free-for-all (9)

■Books and arts
Technology and the future
Feel the force (1)
British politics
She came, she saw, she conquered
Digestion
Down the hatch
New fiction
Fatty issue
New art
Gallagher’s ghosts

■Obituary
Kenneth Appel

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Politics this week (1)
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■Leaders
Social policies
Time to scrap affirmative action (627)
Work and the young
Generation jobless (65)
Italy
Red Letta day (13)
Chemical weapons in Syria
Acid test (138)
Cyprus
Divided they fall (38)

■Letters
Letters
On Margaret Thatcher, Cambodia, the Los Angeles Times, markets, the Bitcoin

■Briefing
Affirmative action
Unequal protection (33)
South Africa
Fool’s gold (7)
Malaysia
A Never Ending Policy (7)

■United States
Tax policy
Sweet land of subsidy (10)
After the marathon bombing
Terrible swift sword (20)
Cities and data
By the numbers
Stop and search
Too frisky (1)
Aid policy
Helping whom, exactly? (2)
College sports
Fair or foul? (19)
Gun control
Money talks (7)
Lexington
A transatlantic tipping-point (7)

■The Americas
Paraguay’s elections
Return of the Colorados (2)
Power in Argentina
Now for the courts
Guatemala’s genocide trial
Playing for time (1)

■Asia
Pakistan’s hopeful general election
The N is nigh (51)
Withdrawing from Afghanistan
The big retrograde (57)
Small-scale mining in Indonesia
Herding wildcats (1)
Japan and its neighbours
For whom the bell tolls (16)
The Bay of Bengal
New bay dawning (1)

■China
Health-care reform
Feeling your pain (3)
The new Rhodes scholars?
Young China hands (8)
A continued infrastructure boom
Going underground (2)
Banyan
Can’t buy me soft power (18)

■Middle East and Africa
Power struggle in Iran
Conservatives v conservatives (6)
Iran’s multiplicity of messiahs
You’re a fake (6)
Iraq’s bloody election
Polls and protests (1)
Nigeria’s northern insurgency
Ever bloodier (1)
Syria’s civil war
Yet another massacre (5)
Chemical weapons in Syria
Crossing a red line (31)

■Europe
Italy’s new leaders
Letta in post (17)
Serbia and Kosovo
Balkan breakthrough (13)
Gay marriage in France
Rainbow warriors (12)
Chechnya and Dagestan
Islamists in Russia (42)
Housing in Spain
Mortgaged to the hilt (3)
German tax evasion
Uli, Uli, Uli (9)
Charlemagne
Amsterdam, Nice, Lisbon… (16)

■Britain
Britain’s economy
Just better than nothing (3)
Privatisations
The last of the silver (6)
Doping racehorses
Giddy nags
Local politics
The pothole poll
Longer school hours
School’s not out (2)
Liberalising the law
Supermarket sweep (1)
Protein shakes
Bruising (6)
Social housing
Estate of mind (1)
Bagehot
On the march with Red Ed (19)
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■International
Youth unemployment
Generation jobless (13)
McDonald’s University
Fries with that? (9)

■Business
European airlines
Here come the Vikings (2)
The Tennessee Valley Authority
Dammed if you don’t (2)
Mining in Chile
Copper solution (19)
Corporate governance
Listing badly
Casual games
Sweet spot (1)
Entrepreneurs in Australia
Starting up Down Under (6)
Apple
Tim Cook’s cash card (3)
Schumpeter
Titans of innovation (1)
Correction: AT&T

■Finance and economics
The Cypriot economy
Through a glass, darkly (7)
The Twitter crash
#newscrashrecover (2)
Europe’s financial-transactions tax
Oops (8)
China’s economy
Perverse advantage (25)
Derivatives reform in America
Swapping bad ideas (3)
Buttonwood
Don’t just do something, sit there (4)
Zimbabwe after hyperinflation
In dollars they trust
Free exchange
The debt to pleasure (22)
Correction: Federal Reserve

■Science and technology
3D printing
A new brick in the Great Wall (15)
Treating cancer with radioactive bacteria
Three wrongs make a right (5)
Private space flight
Orbital in orbit (4)
Entomology
Bad beehaviour (22)

■Books and arts
Food
The saucier’s apprentices (4)
America’s war of independence
Shots heard round the world (1)
Affirmative action
Sliding doors (1)
America and the second world war
That special relationship (55)
Secularism
Ties that bind (4)
Butterflies in America
To marvel at all things (1)

■Obituary
Marcella Pattyn (8)

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■Leaders
The future of the car
Clean, safe and it drives itself (98)
The politics of north and south
Britain’s great divide (8)
China’s economy
Speed isn’t everything (7)
Venezuela
Maduro’s lousy start (44)
Pandemic preparedness
Coming, ready or not (3)

■Letters
Letters
On China and the internet, Heathrow, renewable energy, electronic publishing, animal spirits (1)

■Briefing
England’s two nations
Divided kingdom (6)

■United States
The Boston bomb
Manhunt (133)
The economy
That swooning feeling (7)
Gun control
Taken down (57)
Cyber-security
From SOPA to CISPA (5)
Extraterritoriality
The Shell game ends (2)
Health-care reform
Promises, promises (6)
Coal exports in the north-west
Dirty war (1)
Lexington
A nation apart (38)

■The Americas
Venezuela’s election
Ebbing support, tightening grip (2)
Mexico’s dissident teachers
Unruly southerners (3)
Inflation in Brazil
Behind the curve (21)
Canada’s Liberal Party
Betting on Trudeau Mark Two (6)

■Asia
America and North Korea
Birthday blues (10)
Japan’s nuclear future
Don’t look now (8)
The Australian dollar
Resources boomerang (1)
Ethnic differences in Kyrgyzstan
Stubborn facts on the ground
Banyan
Horn of scarcity

■China
The economy
Climbing, stretching and stumbling (14)
Overseas investment
Nice to see you, EU (1)
Free trade with Iceland
The rice man cometh (5)
Political symbolism
Looks familiar (2)

■Middle East and Africa
Northern Iraq
Peace, harmony and oil (1)
The Palestinians’ West Bank
After Fayyad (2)
Iran’s banned trade unions
Aya-toiling (1)
Tanzania’s gas boom
The Mtwara Rockefellers (3)
Atrophy in Algeria
Septuagenarians in the Sahara

■Europe
France’s battered economy
Francois Hollande’s cyclical troubles (12)
French politicians’ wealth
Transparency days (2)
Latvia and the euro
Baltic ambition (1)
Justice in Russia
The Navalny affair (5)
Germany’s Wulff scandal
The hounding of a president (3)
Freedom of speech in Turkey
A secularist’s lament (22)
Charlemagne
The flying taxman (7)

■Britain
Crime rates
Down these not-so-mean streets
Tesco
The end of the space race
Corporate profits
Bitter fortunes (1)
Oil refining
A fuel’s errand (2)
Light rail
Tramspotting (5)
Measles
Pox Britannica (2)
Classical music
Ringing a bell (1)
Bagehot
A final farewell (1)
Internship
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■International
Banning the sex industry
Naked ambition (41)

■Special report: Cars
The future of cars
Gloom and boom(3)
Markets and makers
Running harder
Tesla
General Electric Motors(2)
China
Voting with their wallets
Propulsion systems
The great powertrain race(4)
Emissions
Green wheels(1)
Driverless cars
Look, no hands(2)
Luxury cars
Dreams on wheels(4)
Demand forecasts
Distant peak car(3)
Imagining the industry’s future
The road to 2033(4)

■Business
Mobile telecoms in America
DISHing out the dosh (2)
Google and antitrust
Try it and see (3)
Mobile apps
Paris, c’est fini (4)
Indian technology firms
Shibulal’s struggles (2)
Luxury hotels
Room to disagree
Start-ups in Brazil
Samba in the valley (2)
Online media
AOL’s second life
Schumpeter
Fixing the Republic (6)

■Finance and economics
Carbon trading
ETS, RIP? (3)
Buttonwood
Like chess, only without the dice (9)
Sovereign-debt markets
An illusory haven
Balkanised banking
The great unravelling
Hedge funds
Launch bad
Electronic trading
Dutch fleet (2)
Free exchange
The 90% question (73)

■Science and technology
Pre-empting pandemics
An ounce of prevention (2)
The first spacecraft to land on Mars
Space archaeology
Printing batteries
Total extrusion zone
How to win at poker
A handy tip (9)
Biotechnology patents
Natural justice

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