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

■Leaders
The Castros, Cuba and America
On the road towards capitalism (59)
India’s economy
Losing its magic (56)
Oil reserves
Don’t roll out the barrels (6)
The Apple effect
An iPopping phenomenon (54)
Online security
A security patch for your brain (15)
Britain’s budget
This way, sir (37)

■Letters
Letters
On nuclear power, Latin American trade, charities, innovation in China, drugs and sport, college education, poachers, bullet points

■Briefing
Indian politics
Unfinished journey (6)

■United States
American diplomacy
What Hillary did next (63)
The Republican race
A bit of a breakthrough (7)
The Republicans’ budget proposal
Paul Ryan doubles down (8)
C-Span
I am a camera
Obamacare at two
Heal thyself (37)
Lexington
A lament for America’s Jews (15)

■The Americas
Brazil’s pension system
Tick, tock (6)
Religion in Mexico
Where angels fear to tread (5)

■Asia
Military spending in South-East Asia
Shopping spree (12)
South China Sea
Full unclosure? (4)
A mining tax for Australia
Your tax or mine? (14)
Elections in Timor-Leste
A fighter bows out (3)
Japanese politics
Hair shirts (1)
Tonga
Sea of black (1)
Banyan
Nobody’s satellite state
Correction: Afghanistan

■China
Rural poverty
Shifting the problem (1)
New urban problems
No parking (7)

■Middle East and Africa
Syria’s uprising
Bashar’s pyrrhic triumphs (24)
Egypt’s Copts
Autumn of another patriarch (12)
Iraq and its neighbours
Bombing a charm offensive (1)
Zuma’s legal worries
Back in the dock? (2)
South Sudan’s wobbly start
Rustling with Kalashnikovs (1)

■Europe
Italy’s reforms
Monti’s labour-law tangle (8)
The Toulouse killings
Murders in the Midi-Pyrénées (33)
Hungary and Europe
Salami tactics (10)
Germany and Europe
Testing the limits (10)
Belarus under fire
Cracking down, cracking up (3)
Turkey and the Kurds
Rebellious days (22)
Charlemagne
Unfree trade (8)

■Britain
Budget 2012
A big splash with little cash (3)
The 50% tax rate
Falling flat (3)
Labour’s answer to the budget
Earning a hearing (4)
Fissiparous Anglicans
The worst job in the world (4)
Diaspora politics
Constituency of the world
Modern languages
Mother tongue (5)
North Sea oil
Money for old metal
Cannabis
Legal high (9)
Scotland and the North East
A rock and a hard place (3)
Bagehot
The Notting Hill budget (1)
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■International
Arctic politics
Cosy amid the thaw (3)
The methamphetamine business
Methed up (2)
Disarmament
Dropping fists (1)

■Special report: Cuba
Revolution in retreat(16)
Inequality
The deal’s off(6)
Population
Hasta la vista, baby
The economy
Edging towards capitalism(1)
Politics
Grandmother’s footsteps
Cuban-Americans
The Miami mirror(1)
After the Castros
The biological factor(1)

■Business
Inditex
Fashion forward (1)
Uniqlo
Golden fleeces
Tax preparers
Guides through the swamp (2)
Patenting biology
Prometheus unsound (1)
Trademark bullying
Shut your kale-hole (5)
UPS buys TNT Express
Strong deliverer (2)
Beer in Africa
From lumps to lager (1)
Schumpeter
Asian innovation (3)

■Finance and economics
Apple’s share price
iRational? (55)
Buttonwood
The cycle turns (2)
Ireland’s debt burden
The many stages of grief (5)
A theory of fiscal policy
Self-sustaining stimulus (10)
Wall Street deregulation
The pendulum swings
Building euro-zone competitiveness
Ports in the storm (5)
Free exchange
Nudge nudge, think think (4)
Clanger: China’s economy (2)

■Science and technology
Computer passwords
Speak, friend, and enter (18)
Pilotless aircraft
Giving drones a thumbs up (3)
Neutrinos
Adagio, OPERA
The settlement of Madagascar
Thirty lost souls (7)

■Books and arts
American foreign policy
Please don’t go (9)
The Spanish civil war
Never forget (4)
India’s spiritual landscape
The heavens and the earth
India in maps
Lines of history (1)
Damien Hirst retrospective
Is nothing sacred?

■Obituary
John Demjanjuk (25)

■Economic and financial indicators
Output, prices and jobs
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
The Economist commodity-price index
Trade-weighted exchange rates (1)
Markets

■The world this week
Politics this week (2)
Business this week
KAL’s cartoon (3)

■Leaders
The world economy
Can it be…the recovery? (87)
Britain’s budget
Unlocking companies’ cash (3)
Chinese politics
The sacking of Bo Xilai (54)
Afghanistan’s fading hopes
All the wrong messages (70)
Equity investing
Too much risk, not enough reward (14)

■Letters
Letters
On foreign policy, work experience, Russia, solar power, Longyearbyen, regulation in America, finance, the Republicans, squirrels

■Briefing
The American economy
Unmired at last (13)

■United States
Rolling back the nanny state
Live free and pay more tax (13)
The Republican race
The triumph of the carpetbagger (22)
The Southern Baptists
Luter’s turn (1)
California and taxes
All fall down (7)
Earth art
LA’s new rock star (5)
Voter identification
No go again (8)
Reclaiming Montana
Born to be wild (4)
Lexington
The president and the pump (51)

■The Americas
Drug policy in Latin America
Burn-out and battle fatigue (10)
Sport in Venezuela
Pitching in (1)
Colombia’s oil industry
Gushers and guns (4)
Education in Brazil
Studying the world (9)

■Asia
Afghanistan
The lowered bar still looks high (2)
Asia and its floods
Save our cities (4)
A Singapore cemetery
Brown study (12)
Japan’s nostalgia for leadership
The 21st-century samurai (2)
China and Nepal
Calling the shots (4)
Banyan
Pakistan’s saviour? (8)

■China
Power games
Bo Bo Black Sheep (76)
The power of microblogs
Zombie followers and fake re-tweets (9)

■Middle East and Africa
Morocco’s reforms
Power to some other people (7)
Whispered dissent in UAE
No sheikh-up here (2)
Food and the Arab spring
Let them eat baklava (3)
Lebanon’s Syria worries
Balance of fear (1)
Strife in the Sahel
A perfect desert storm

■Europe
Germany’s coalition
Rising above bedlam
Slovakia’s general election
Fico enters the jungle
France’s election
You can’t keep him down
Greek politics
Steady as she goes, surprisingly
Repression in Turkey
Enemies of the state (18)
Bulgaria and Romania
A lighter shade of grey (21)
Charlemagne
Elected, but how democratic? (14)

■Britain
Corporate saving and the budget
Stashing the cash (2)
Finance in the creative sector
Money for fun (3)
Media retailing
A losing Game (1)
Station retailing
A bite at the end of the tunnel (1)
The outsourcing boom
Going private (2)
Culture and regeneration
Art the conqueror (1)
Retirement patterns
God’s new waiting rooms
Bagehot
Ever closer, yet further apart (4)
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■International
Private schools for the poor
Rich pickings (12)
Cross-border inheritance law
Vest in peace
The ICC’s first verdict
Bench-mark (1)
Surf economics
Beach rush (2)

■Business
Online newspapers
News of the world (5)
Cola wars, continued
Good for you, not for shareholders (1)
Miners in Zimbabwe
Zimplats happens (7)
Online video in China
Watch this space
Gambling in Spain
Place your bets on Euro Vegas (4)
Foreign investment in Italy
Luxury on the cheap (1)
Independent film-making
Nazis in space (5)
Schumpeter
The view from Liverpool (5)

■Finance and economics
Equity markets
Shares and shibboleths (3)
Walter Schloss
Death of a non-salesman (1)
Greece’s default
The wait is over (58)
Credit-rating agencies
Letters from India (3)
US banks
Destressing news (3)
Buttonwood
Emerging appetites (1)
China’s economy
Fears of a hard landing (9)
Free exchange
Body of evidence (7)

■Science and technology
Combating climate change
Net benefits (2)
Rare earths and climate change
In a hole? (10)
Matter and antimatter
Flavoursome research (1)
Neutrino communications
ET, phone home (2)

■Books and arts
The Eisenhower presidency
O lucky man! (2)
The roots of creativity
Throwing muses (1)
Understanding language
Talk, talk (3)
Terminal care
Go gentle into that good night (1)
New fiction
The City dark
“Death of a Salesman”
We are all salesmen now (1)

■Obituary
Sailen Manna (14)

■Economic and financial indicators
Output, prices and jobs
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
The Economist commodity-price index
Rare earths (2)
Markets

■The world this week
Politics this week (1)
Business this week
KAL’s cartoon (5)

■Leaders
Nuclear power
The dream that failed (139)
The Republicans
Let Romney be Romney (66)
The world economy
Another oil shock? (7)
Innovation in China
From brawn to brain (23)
Trade in Latin America
Unity is strength (4)

■Letters
Letters
On Iran, nutrition, electing police commissioners, statistics, Somali pirates, whales, Rick Santorum

■Briefing
Japan after the 3/11 disaster
The death of trust (1)

■United States
The Republican nomination
No end in sight (6)
Inequality
The gap widens, again (4)
College enrolment
Snob nation (10)
Contraception
The rubber hits the road (5)
High-speed trains
Going nowhere fast (2)
Counter-terrorism
A snoop too far (5)
Building mosques
Answering the call (12)
Lexington
The view from Tehran (30)

■The Americas
Brazil, Mexico and trade
Two ways to make a car (29)
The Caribbean
A Chinese beachhead? (1)
Canada and Iceland
A loonie idea (52)
Argentina and the Falklands
Opposing worlds (24)
Mexico’s election
Calderón the campaigner (3)

■Asia
India’s state elections
A welcome slap in the face (23)
Timor-Leste
Small country, big year (2)
Myanmar’s last Jews
Burma’s bimah (2)
Taiwan, America and meat wars
Gored (10)

■China
The National People’s Congress
Satisfy the people (1)
Who’s reading what?
The East is read
Banyan
The Buddha and the tigress (15)

■Middle East and Africa
Egypt’s presidential race
Wanted: maybe a president?
Iranian nukes and polls
Wink or blink (19)
Syria’s crisis
Picking up the pieces (2)
Burundi’s troubles
A sour mood
HIV/AIDS in South Africa
Just cap it

■Europe
Russia’s presidential election
Moscow doesn’t believe in tears (23)
The French elite
Old school ties (7)
The Netherlands and the euro
A very un-Dutch deficit (11)
Spain’s budget deficit
A two-finger salute to Brussels (3)
Poland and Lithuania
Bad blood (98)
German baby hatches
Thinking inside the box
Charlemagne
Mario, put on your toga (5)

■Britain
The government after Steve Hilton
A radical departure (5)
The Church of England
Hot and bothered (10)
Higher education
Pretty polys (1)
Education and jobs
Room at the bottom (4)
Bootleg tobacco
Smoke signals (2)
Mind Candy
Monstrous success
Bagehot
A wit may also be wise
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■International
Agricultural biodiversity
Banking against Doomsday
Cybercrime
Doxed by Sabu (1)
Migration and religion
Holy rollers (1)
Poaching
Black ivory (2)
Vatileaks
Rocking the Holy See (2)

■Special report: Nuclear energy
The dream that failed(5)
A brief history
From squash court to submarine(1)
Safety
Blow-ups happen
Nuclear waste
Leave well alone(1)
Costs
Bandwagons and busts(6)
The prospects
Over the rainbow(1)

■Business
Manufacturing
The end of cheap China (7)
Women in business
Waving a big stick (7)
Cotton exports
Knickers in a twist (7)
Social media and job titles
A pixelated portrait of labour (3)
Apple’s cash pile
How to spend it (4)
Lady Gaga’s internet strategy
Little monster mash
Schumpeter
Slaves to the smartphone (11)

■Finance and economics
Oil and the world economy
The new grease? (16)
Ray Dalio
Man and machine (1)
Buttonwood
Pausing for breath (2)
Inter-bank interest rates
Fixing LIBOR (1)
China’s new growth targets
Year of the tortoise (10)
BTG Pactual’s initial public offering
Better Than Goldman? (2)
Allen Stanford
Arise and fall
Genes and investing
Natural stock selection
Free exchange
Bond shelter (2)

■Science and technology
Treating prostate cancer
The men’s room (3)
Searching for aliens
The wow factor (1)
Antimatter
Violating the rules (10)
Animal behaviour
Smarter than the average bear

■Books and arts
Creating economic wealth
The big why (4)
The uses of religion
Comfort, joy and disagreement (1)
The history of computing
Creation story
New fiction
My family and other animals
Art after Fukushima
Godzilla’s grandchildren

■Obituary
James Q. Wilson (5)

■Economic and financial indicators
Output, prices and jobs
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
The Economist commodity-price index
The Economist poll of forecasters, March averages
Markets

■The world this week
Politics this week
Business this week
KAL’s cartoon (7)

■Leaders
Russia’s presidency
The beginning of the end of Putin (188)
Companies and productivity
Small is not beautiful (9)
North Korea’s nuclear weapons
A horse worth the price (42)
China’s capital controls
Set the money free (14)
How to rig an election
Weighing the votes (14)

■Letters
Letters
On the Dodd-Frank act and regulation in America, gays in the workplace, cowboys (2)

■Briefing
Putin’s Russia
Call back yesterday (8)

■United States
The Republican race
Mitt Romney dodges a bullet (6)
Abortion in Virginia
McDonnell’s not-so-magic wand (5)
The Senate
It’s Snowe fun any more (9)
The housing market
Holding back the spring (5)
A sperm bank for elephants
The big freeze (9)
Prayer in public schools
No place to bend the knee (2)
Policing drug sales
Cleaning up the ’hood (23)
Lexington
One nation under gods (35)

■The Americas
Ecuador
The media and the mouth (6)
São Paulo’s mayoral race
The big beast (7)
Colombia’s FARC
Deliverance? (1)
Electoral malpractice in Canada
Delayed reaction (24)
Peru’s Shining Path
One down

■Asia
North Korean nuclear progress
Leap of faith (11)
South Korea’s media
No news is bad news (1)
Poverty in Japan
Shadowy figures (1)
Australian politics
We no longer need to talk about Kevin (15)
Afghanistan’s crisis of trust
Too dangerous to help (11)
Banyan
Bleak House (4)

■China
The politics of economic reform
The bees get busy (3)
The economics of reform
Stoking the furnace (1)
Hong Kong politics
The rigging unravels (5)

■Middle East and Africa
Saudi Arabia
Out of the comfort zone
Syria’s crisis
Into the meat-grinder (31)
Arab diets
Feast and famine (2)
Iranian television
Barrel of laughs (1)
Nigeria’s finance minister
The iron lady (2)
South Africa’s cemeteries
Move over, brother
Correction: Somalia

■Europe
Portugal and the euro
The uncertainty society (10)
Ireland and the euro
Kenny’s heroes? (7)
Illegal immigration
The crossing point (2)
Politics in Greece
Election games
Politics in Italy
The party’s over (2)
The French election
Squeezing the rich (6)
Charlemagne
Tough talk, no strategy (2)

■Britain
Electing the Lords
A house divided (3)
Homophobia
It’s getting better (4)
Drugs policy
Let the qat out of the ban
Welfare reforms
Can work, won’t work (2)
Lloyd’s of London
Risky business
Immigration and settlement
Locking the barn door (1)
Film in Northern Ireland
Welcome to Holywood
Bagehot
David Cameron’s race problem (3)
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■International
Election fraud
How to steal an election
Smart campaigning
Spreading the m-word
Election monitoring
Appservers
Passport design
Hue and cry (1)
Wild meat
Squirrel nutcase (2)

■Technology Quarterly
Monitor
What happened to the flying car?(8)
We’ve got it covered
Reviving autopsy(2)
An open-source robo-surgeon
Pumping ions(1)
Pivoting pixels
No more whirly-splat
Starting from scratch
Meaningful gestures
This is not a video game(2)
Difference engine
Unblinking eyes in the sky(2)
DNA computing
Computing with soup
Energy storage
Packing some power(1)
Inside story
Can the scientists keep up?
The quantified self
Counting every moment(1)
Brain scan
Taking the long view(1)

■Business
Indian takeovers abroad
Running with the bulls (8)
News Corporation’s travails
Rising Sun, setting son (3)
Self-driving cars
Safer at any speed? (4)
Myanmar gets ready for business
Opening soon
IT in Myanmar
Yangon’s digital spring (1)
Fashion retailers and social media
The buying game
Retail fraud
Return to vendor: a dress on loan
Schumpeter
Now for some good news (4)

■Finance and economics
Global poverty
A fall to cheer (4)
Carbon prices
Breathing difficulties
The euro crisis
A firewall full of holes (18)
Buttonwood
Short-changed (4)
Japan’s currency
Wonupmanship (1)
Canada’s pension funds
Maple revolutionaries
Free exchange
Decline and small (2)

■Science and technology
Bunker-busting
Smart concrete (59)
Police line-ups and psychology
Unusual suspects (1)
Human reproduction
Life begins at 45
Radiation and evolution
Surviving fallout (4)

■Books and arts
Quantum physics
House of dreams (2)
World sport
Play up and pay the game
India today
Mixed blessings
Documentary film-making
Face of an angel
New fiction
Stuck at year zero
Discovering Matisse and Picasso
Americans in Paris (1)

■Obituary
M.R.D. Foot (5)

■Economic and financial indicators
Output, prices and jobs (3)
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
The Economist commodity-price index
Wall Street bonuses
Markets

■The world this week
Politics this week (1)
Business this week
KAL’s cartoon (6)

■Leaders
Nuclear proliferation
Bombing Iran (508)
Financial innovation
Such seething brains, such shaping fantasies (5)
Fishing and rights
How to stop fishermen fishing (4)
Retailers and the internet
Clicks and bricks (5)
Official statistics
Don’t lie to me, Argentina (51)

■Letters
Letters
On private equity, Myanmar, the Republicans and birth control, fishing in Africa, Afghanistan, Chinese censorship, Facebook (1)

■Briefing
Attacking Iran
Up in the air (24)
Nuclear diplomacy
Stalled (4)
Tougher sanctions
From half-hearted to harsh (2)

■United States
Campaign finance
The hands that prod, the wallets that feed (9)
Corporate tax rates
A useful trim (1)
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Building a bigger tent (7)
Joe Kennedy III
Back to the chocolate cake (11)
Crime and politics
The Chicago way (3)
Start-ups
Tending their gardens (2)
Conservative education reform
The Floridian school of thought (15)
Lexington
Republican fratricide (131)

■The Americas
Argentina’s inflation problem
The price of cooking the books (26)
Hugo Chávez
The Venezuelan patient (15)
Mexico’s presidential election
Diaspora apathy (4)

■Asia
Australia
The Punch and Julia show (10)
Sri Lanka and the UN
Unslayable ghosts (41)
Elections in Mumbai
Gluttons for punishment
Indonesian politics
The great unravelling (3)
Banyan
Old king coal (6)

■China
Changing migration patterns
Welcome home (2)
The impact of Chinese migration
We like to move it move it (4)
Sporting heroes
Adopted son (8)

■Middle East and Africa
Somalia’s future
A ray of hope (4)
Yemen’s election
One vote, one man (1)
Voting in Iran
A test at home
The Palestinians
Trying to reconnect (1)

■Europe
Turkey’s political in-fighting
Erdogan at bay (8)
Ataturk’s image
A secularist’s lament (7)
Germany’s new president
Enter Gauck (2)
Serbia, Kosovo and Europe
A Balkan cliffhanger (3)
Hungary and the European Union
Backing down gently (12)
France’s presidential election
Frontal assault (3)
Charlemagne
Too long an illness (46)
Corrections: Spanish cities and Finnish politics

■Britain
Police commissioners
Bobbies on the ballot (2)
Costume dramas
The other half lives (7)
Extradition
Hard cases (1)
Tiny airports
Ahead in the clouds (1)
University admissions
Fair enough (3)
Internet censorship
Regulation by stealth
The concrete business
Feet of clay
Britain’s new tabloid
The Sun also rises (1)
Bagehot
Crime and democracy (1)
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■International
Fisheries
Lost property
Journalists at risk
Firing lines (5)
Measures of well-being
Chilled out (4)
Corporate disclosure
Extracting oil, burying data (1)

■Special report: Financial innovation
Playing with fire(4)
How innovation happens
The ferment of finance
The little guy
Exchange-traded funds
From vanilla to rocky road
High-frequency trading
The fast and the furious(1)
Financial infrastructure
Of plumbing and promises
On the side of the angels(1)
Collateral
Safety first(1)

■Business
Shopping and the internet
Making it click
Veolia’s boardroom battle
Plumbing the depths (1)
Alibaba.com
So long, for now (2)
Diet products
A big, bad business
Motor racing
NASCAR’s ride gets bumpy
Business in Rwanda
Africa’s Singapore? (48)
Schumpeter
Enterprising oldies (1)

■Finance and economics
Lost economic time
The Proust index (8)
Buttonwood
Repressed memories (1)
Greece’s bail-out
Rescue fatigue (9)
IT and espionage on Wall Street
Cracking the penal code (5)
Oil markets
High drama
PIMCO’s new exchange-traded fund
Cheaper Bill
Building competitiveness
Insider aiding (1)
Free exchange
Arab spring cleaning

■Science and technology
Quantum computing
An uncertain future (6)
Animal rights
Whales are people, too (25)
Microscopy
X-ray specs
Artificial meat
Hamburger junction (24)
Preserving rare languages
Embracing the future

■Books and arts
Egypt’s revolution
The next draft
America and Iran
Cloud computing (1)
Tony Judt
History boy
Literature and its influences
Mother, may I (2)
Literary biography
Wee Wilkie
Cindy Sherman at MoMA
Mistress of self-effacement

■Obituary
Anwar Kamal (4)

■Economic and financial indicators
Output, prices and jobs (1)
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
The Economist commodity-price index
US cars and light trucks (1)
Markets

■The world this week
Politics this week (2)
Business this week (3)
KAL’s cartoon (5)

■Leaders
United States’ economy
Over-regulated America (154)
Europe and the euro
A way out of the woods (73)
India and its near-abroad
The elephant in the region (45)
The Muslim Brotherhood
Dialogue is the best defence (33)
Carmakers in Europe
Hands off the wheel

■Letters
Letters
On Syria, aircraft emissions, Charles Murray, Japan, Brazil, the British press, romance

■Briefing
The Dodd-Frank act
Too big not to fail (13)

■United States
Excessive regulation
Tangled up in green tape (5)
Deleting regulations
Of Sunstein and sunsets (4)
The president’s budget
Another doomed exercise (5)
Insider trading in Congress
Taking STOCK (3)
Reforming gang members
Where homies can heal (3)
Nuclear power
The 30-year itch (3)
Lexington
Buttering-up and scolding (12)

■The Americas
Brazilian politics
Coming into her own (18)
Foreign-investment disputes
Come and get me (1)
Venezuela’s oil industry
Spilling over (2)
Immigrants in Belize
A Spanish accent
Jails in Honduras
An avoidable tragedy (5)

■Asia
Economic planning in India
Tales of the unexpected (4)
India and its near-abroad
Your friendly big brother (3)
South Korea’s influence in Asia
This year’s model
Indonesia
The Komodo economy

■China
China’s princelings
Grappling in the dark (39)
Consumption economics
The incredible shrinking surplus
Norway and China
Cold shoulder (19)
Banyan
Wolf in pig’s clothing (5)

■Middle East and Africa
The Arab spring
A long march (18)
Syria’s crisis
An offensive regime
Qatar’s ruler
Flying-carpet diplomacy (3)
Africa’s oceans
A sea of riches (1)
Sierra Leone and the UN
Turning tables

■Europe
Greece and the euro
Flaming February (12)
Labour reform in Italy
Dangermen (4)
Labour reform in Spain
Spanish practices (2)
France’s presidential election
The declaration (7)
The media in Russia
Echo no more? (15)
German services
Protected and inefficient (12)
European financial regulation
Laws for all (1)
Charlemagne
Running against Merkozy (22)

■Britain
Oil and gas
Roll on the barrels
Economic turmoil
Over to you, George (3)
NHS reform
Difficult birth, slow recovery (2)
Organ transplants
Life after death (3)
Lessons from East Asia
Classroom crush (2)
Funding the arts
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