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

■Leaders
Steve Jobs
The magician (92)
Echoes of 2008
Here we go again (44)
Hope in Myanmar
A Burmese spring? (30)
America’s drone campaign
Drones and the law (19)
Egypt and democracy
Get a grip, then go (17)

■Letters
Letters
On taxing the wealthy, health care, Ukraine, Wisconsin, teachers, Carol Bartz (1)

■Briefing
Unmanned aerial warfare
Flight of the drones (5)

■United States
Health care
A new prescription for the poor (3)
Imprisonment in California
From prison to jail (5)
Free trade and the yuan
One step forward, one back (7)
The primaries
The drawn-out primary calendar (2)
South Carolina
Hello, sunshine! (7)
West Virginia’s governor’s election
The machine wins (1)
The status of the unborn
A person already? (12)
Lexington
The inkblot protests (31)

■The Americas
Universities in Latin America
The struggle to make the grade (5)
Drugs in Venezuela
By the planeload (3)
Canada’s Senate
Half measure (14)
Road safety in Mexico
The lawless roads (3)

■Asia
Politics in Myanmar
A change to believe in? (3)
Pakistan’s energy shortage
Lights out (2)
Radiation in Japan
Hot spots and blind spots (3)
Commemorating China’s 1911 revolution
From Sun to Mao to now (11)
The last of the Manchus
Et tu, Manchu?
Banyan
The Mongolian sandwich (1)

■Middle East and Africa
Egypt’s future
The generals’ slow and unsteady march to democracy (2)
Syria’s opposition
Getting its act together? (5)
Libya’s revolution
Messy politics, perky economics (1)
Kenya and piracy
Fetching them on the beaches (5)
Malawi
Going the wrong way (2)

■Europe
Greece’s woes
Debts, downturns and demonstrations (13)
Greece and its region
Georgios no-mates (8)
Italian justice
Unbalanced scales (6)
France’s Socialists
Generation game (5)
Violence in Bulgaria
Out in the streets (4)
Spanish politics
Rajoy’s burden
Polish politics
Tusk and whiskers (1)
Charlemagne
Return to Maastricht (3)
Correction: Budget-deficit and debt chart

■Britain
The Tories
More Mr Nice Guy (1)
Berezovsky v Abramovich
A little local difficulty
The economy
QE plus (1)
Cuts at the BBC
Auntie’s razor (1)
New ways to borrow
Shark bait (1)
Bus wars
Round and round (1)
Bagehot
Friends in need
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■International
The Open Government Partnership
The parting of the red tape
Human rights
A tigress and her tormentors
Clarification: Manwin

■Special report: Personal technology
Beyond the PC(9)
Consumerisation
The power of many(2)
Apps on tap
Personal technology at work
IT’s Arab spring(4)
Adapting personal IT for business
The consumer-industrial complex(1)
Droid wars(3)
Ubiquitous computing
Up close
Technology and society
Here comes anyware(2)

■Business
Creating employment
A helping hand for start-ups (3)
Business and politics
Howard’s way (2)
Digital newspapers
Another brick in the wall (2)
Mongolian copper
Halfway to where?
Schumpeter
Getting on the treadmill (1)

■Briefing
Business and the euro crisis
Under the volcano (3)
Steve Jobs
A genius departs (14)

■Finance and economics
Western banks
Danger everywhere (2)
Solving the euro-zone crisis
The plan to have a plan (10)
Buttonwood
A crisis carol (5)
Spain’s banks
Bring out your dead (2)
Shorting China
Panda bears (1)
Bond investing
Death by low yields
India’s economy
Not just rubies and polyester shirts (2)
Economics focus
Lightness of being (3)

■Science and technology
Stem cells
The nuclear option (23)
The 2011 Nobel prizes
Expanding horizons
Diagnosing dementia
Advance warning (2)
Marine ecology
What a gas! (1)

■Books and arts
Human violence
Punchline (5)
A history of measurement
From yardsticks to metre rule (1)
Joseph Heller and his fiction
The first cut is the deepest
The battle of Gallipoli
A terrible beginning
Selling Gerhard Richter
The bold standard (1)

■Obituary
Wangari Maathai (1)

■Economic and financial indicators
Overview
Output, prices and jobs
The Economist commodity-price index
The Economist poll of forecasters, October averages
Markets
Global investment-banking fees
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates

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

■Leaders
The world economy
Be afraid (107)
Samsung and its attractions
Asia’s new model company (1)
Neutrinos and relativity
Faster than the speed of light (22)
The return of Vladimir Putin
The once and future president (80)
Internet governance
In praise of chaos (8)
British politics
Many miles to go

■Letters
Letters
On the euro crisis, university education, Obamacare, the R-word index, terminology, jobs, Christmas cards, cats v dogs

■Briefing
The euro crisis
Is anyone in charge? (11)

■United States
The judicial system
The feeblest branch (4)
Debating the Keystone XL pipeline
An extra-large row (6)
Threatening shutdown
The shape of things to come (1)
The long-term unemployed
The ravages of time (1)
The National Slavery Museum
Shackled again
New Orleans
Counting the missing (1)
American waterways
Go with the flow
The death penalty
Last orders (5)
Lexington
Open goal, useless strikers (38)

■The Americas
Football in Brazil
Own goals from Senhor Futebol (20)
Protests in Bolivia
Road rage (4)
Energy in Chile
Dancing in the dark (2)
Jamaica’s prime minister
Golding goes (7)

■Asia
The Haqqani network
Snake country (8)
Renewing Japan’s air force
Dogfight over the archipelago (2)
The death penalty in India
Fatally flawed (7)
South Korean politics
The outsider
Conservation in China
Lone sharks (8)
Banyan
Sledgehammers and stunned fish (5)

■Middle East and Africa
Democracy in sub-Saharan Africa
It’s progress, even if it’s patchy (2)
Chinese-African attitudes
Not as bad as they say (1)
Côte d’Ivoire
On the mend
Democracy in the Gulf
Let’s take it slowly
Yemen’s president
Yet another trick up his sleeve (5)
Israel’s opposition
A lively new leader (1)

■Europe
Russia’s presidency
Guess who! (33)
Russia’s ex-finance minister
His final decision
Corruption in France
Bad smells (3)
Hungary’s government
Not paid in full (6)
Charlemagne
Keep the fire burning (44)

■Britain
Tackling the slump
Open the taps, loosen the vice (1)
The National Trust
Power in the land (1)
The Labour Party
The avenger (1)
Energy policy
What the frack? (2)
Supermarket wars
Lean pickings
Health reform
Honey, we shrunk the hospitals
Designer drugs
High society (4)
Bagehot
Ed’s dangerous dream (1)
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■International
Who should run the internet?
A plaything of powerful nations (16)
The changing adult business
At a XXX-roads (11)

■Business
Amazon
The Walmart of the web (32)
Aviation
Flight to the future (5)
The fashion industry
The glossy posse (1)
Plus-sized clothing
Big business (3)
A market for social-media data
Sipping from the fire hose (4)
Alcohol in Africa
Keep on walking (2)
Mining in Indonesia
Now you own it, now you don’t
Schumpeter
The trouble with superheroes (2)

■Briefing
Samsung
The next big bet

■Finance and economics
Emerging markets
One more such victory (1)
Financial stability in South Korea
The won that got away
European banks
Holey grail (1)
Buttonwood
Mood swings (1)
Investment and lobbying
Money and politics (1)
Tobin taxes and audit reform
The blizzard from Brussels (7)
Market-making rules
Abacussed
Economics focus
Tinker, tailor (2)

■Science and technology
The future of physics (1)
So long, and thanks for all the quarks (34)
The future of physics (2)
Stretching the perimeter (2)
Citizen astronomy
A new world in your bedroom
Psychology
All power tends to corrupt (5)

■Books and arts
The life of Charles Dickens
Beloved bully
Julian Assange
Leaker’s leak (1)
The Obama White House
A cantankerous crew (3)
New thriller
Death and the machine
Fighting al-Qaeda
Talking to terrorists
Contemporary art
Weird alleyways of culture

■Obituary
Tiger Pataudi
King of Indian cricket (3)

■Economic and financial indicators
Overview
Output, prices and jobs
The Economist commodity-price index (1)
R&D spending (2)
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
Markets
Effective tax rates (1)

■The world this week
Politics this week
Business this week
KAL’s cartoon (9)

■Leaders
Taxation and class war
Hunting the rich (89)
The world economy
Catching up is so very hard to do (3)
Israel, Palestine and the United Nations
Yes to Palestinian statehood (212)
Britain’s Labour Party
The uses of hypocrisy (2)
The United States and Taiwan
Dim sum for China (13)

■Letters
Letters
On Britain and Europe, Brazilian cities, digital books, beautiful people, Klingon

■Briefing
Israel, Palestine and the UN
The war over statehood (19)
The West Bank
Villagers v settlers (12)
Hamas in Gaza
A proper state already (4)

■United States
Barack Obama’s deficit plan
No more Mr Nice Guy (10)
Job creation
Quality control (1)
Solyndra and the White House
Letting sunlight in (1)
California property
Beverly Hills flop (2)
Border security
Crossing the line (5)
America’s mustangs
Put out to pasture (3)
Financial services for the poor
The big save
Lexington
Classlessness in America (11)

■The Americas
Protectionism in Argentina
Keep out (4)
Protectionism in Brazil
A self-made siege (12)
Venezuela’s presidential campaign
The game’s afoot (5)
Mexico’s drug war and the internet
The spider and the web (2)
Food safety in Ecuador
You try it first (2)

■Asia
An assassination in Afghanistan
The deadly envoy (2)
An anti-nuclear protest in Japan
Sayonara, nukes, but not yet (4)
Political reforms in Malaysia
In with the unknown (1)
Talent shows in China
No voting please, we’re Chinese (14)
America’s arms sales to Taiwan
Delicate dance (6)
Banyan
Where Asia left its heart (8)

■Middle East and Africa
Strife in Yemen
No easy way out of a bloody mess (18)
Bahrain’s by-elections
A bitter stalemate (1)
Al Jazeera
Why did he go? (1)
Democratic Republic of Congo
Digging for victory

■Europe
Italy’s tottering prime minister
Slipping into darkness (33)
German politics
Bail-outs? Nein, danke (1)
French politics
Reality check (2)
Turkey and the Arab spring
A flawed example (27)
Central Europe’s Roma
Cold comforts (1)
Iceland and China
Hands off our wilderness (7)
Latvia’s election
Reboot in Riga
Ukraine and the West
Viktor’s dilemma (6)
Charlemagne
High noon over Palestine (9)

■Britain
The Liberal Democrats
A long, unhappy marriage (2)
Martin McGuinness
Southern exposure
Diplomacy
Canning’s ghost
London Fashion Week
Strutting their stuff (2)
Tackling the slump
Money for something (2)
The police and the press
Hacks and hacking
Independent education
Class struggle
Bagehot
Gallows humour
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■International
Chronic diseases in developing countries
Growing pains (2)
Capital punishment
Dying out (12)

■Special report: The world economy
A game of catch-up(9)
Becoming number one(7)
Converging economies
One-track bind(1)
Reserve currencies
Climbing greenback mountain(2)
Commodities
Crowded out
Exporting jobs
Gurgaon grief(1)
South-north FDI
Role reversal(2)
Beefed up
The path ahead
Cottoning on

■Business
Carmaking in America
A sadder, wiser union (8)
Corporate culture
The view from the top, and bottom (1)
Brewing mergers
SABMiller’s tale (1)
Foreign business in China
The coming squeeze? (6)
Catering to Chinese tourists
Have money, will travel (2)
Women and jobs
What women do (7)
Hewlett-Packard
Board game (12)
Home entertainment
Netflix messes up (14)
Schumpeter
Hidden Persuaders II (1)

■Briefing
Taxing the wealthy
Diving into the rich pool (2)

■Finance and economics
Copper
Red bull (5)
Buttonwood
Pensions, Ponzis and pyramids (3)
The euro area’s flagging economy
The shadow of recession (19)
UBS’s trading loss
Swiss miss (3)
Traders’ brains
Rogue hormones (1)
The Hong Kong dollar
Pershing missile
The Federal Reserve
Take that, Congress (8)
Economics focus
Bringing down the house (2)
Correction: Brian Moynihan

■Science and technology
Climate change in the Arctic
Beating a retreat (23)
Oncology and genetics
Grabbing cancer by the short and curlies (3)
Moral philosophy
Goodness has nothing to do with it (8)

■Books and arts
The Istanbul Biennial
Vintage is the new vanguard
Copernicus’s cosmos
Oh heavens, no (2)
Samuel Beckett
Man of words (2)
Tudor England
Horrid Henrys
Indian painting
Biographies in paint
Correction: Translators

■Obituary
Michael Hart (8)

■Economic and financial indicators
Overview
Output, prices and jobs
The Economist commodity-price index
GDP forecasts
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
Markets
Agricultural subsidies

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

■Leaders
Europe’s currency crisis
How to save the euro (77)
American health care in limbo
Justice delayed (36)
Banking reforms
Good fences (6)
Energy in Japan
Out with the old (10)

■Letters
Letters
On America and the Middle East, Jean Monnet, Yahoo!, high-speed rail, paper, drug shortages, Thailand, rhetoric, oxymorons

■Briefing
Reforming education
The great schools revolution (9)
Education theories
The horse before the cart

■United States
Republican governors
The right’s brave swingers (2)
The jobs plan
From deficits to jobs, and back (16)
Poverty and health care
Pinched
New York’s special election
Taking the ninth (5)
Voter identification
First, show your face (4)
Electronic education
Flipping the classroom (4)
Lexington
A problem with club Med (25)

■The Americas
Colombia’s infrastructure
Bridging the gaps (7)
Taxes in Cuba
Get used to it (2)
Brazil’s business environment
Baby steps (7)

■Asia
Taliban attacks in Afghanistan
On the front line (2)
Politics in China
Not fade away (8)
A Taiwan blockbuster
Blood-stained rainbow (5)
Books in South Asia
Engrossed (3)
Food and stability in North Korea
Deprive and rule (4)
Banyan
New light in Myanmar? (5)

■Middle East and Africa
Egypt and Israel
Feeling the heat of isolation (41)
The new Libya
Patience, please (1)
Libya’s fugitives
Catch them if you can
Syria’s turmoil
Will foreigners get involved? (2)
Rwanda’s foreign relations
Frenemies for ever
Zambia’s election
Cobra v codger (2)
Racism in South Africa
Song of liberation or hate? (3)

■Europe
Elections in Russia
Welcome to the circus (6)
The French rumour-mill
French favours (7)
Health spending in Spain
Fat-trimming needed (5)
Berlin’s elections
The cost of cool (3)
Charlemagne
In the Brussels bunker (8)
Correction: Angela Merkel (1)

■Britain
Bank reform
To rip asunder (3)
Anglo-Russian relations
Cold comforts (5)
Scottish politics
Bluffer’s guidance
Public-sector strikes
War of attrition (1)
Redrawing parliamentary seats
Trouble at the borders
The Metropolitan Police
Hogan, how? (1)
Electricity pylons
The art of power (1)
Bagehot
English for Schadenfreude (2)
Correction: English wine
Award: Anne McElvoy
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■International
Human rights
The compass fails (1)
The OECD and corruption
The tents of the righteous
Undeclared beneficial ownership
Licence to loot
Correction: Julian Assange (1)

■Business
Energy in Japan
Bright ideas needed (10)
The revival of independent film
Scripts, not effects (3)
Microsoft and Intel
Wintel swings (2)
Frankfurt Motor Show
Autoficial intelligence (2)
Pet care in Latin America
Man’s best amigo (2)
Bribery abroad
A tale of two laws (3)
Corporate governance
The doofus factor (2)
Corporate political donations
Lighten our darkness
Schumpeter
Green growth (1)

■Briefing
The euro-zone crisis
Fighting for its life (23)
The proper diagnosis
Profligacy is not the problem (4)
The costs of break-up
After the fall (2)

■Finance and economics
Bank of America
Strife of Brian (1)
Buttonwood
Bargain-hunting (4)
Commodity markets
Back to the futures
The R-word index
Up means down
Auditing in China
Chinese stall
Emerging-market debt
Non-stick securities (1)
Vegetable oil
What’s cooking? (2)
Economics focus
Prices or jobs? (3)

■Science and technology
Particle physics
The dark at the end of the tunnel?
L’Aquila’s earthquake
Scientists in the dock (2)
Fossil feathers
Not just for the birds

■Books and arts
Energy
The power of infinity (3)
New fiction
Somali son
Nature conservation
The constant gardener
American humour
Funny man (1)
The world of adolescence
The best days of their lives? (1)
“Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy”
Cold-war comeback (6)

■Obituary
Vann Nath (2)

■Economic and financial indicators
Overview
Output, prices and jobs
The Economist commodity-price index
Employment and education
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
Markets
Long-term unemployment (1)

■The world this week
Politics this week (4)
Business this week
KAL’s cartoon (5)

■Leaders
Unemployment in the West
The quest for jobs (75)
Exchange-rate targets
Francly wrong (16)
France’s beleaguered president
Can he recover? (5)
The transformation of the book industry
Disappearing ink (7)
Emerging-market firms and Britain
The new special relationship (41)

■Letters
Letters
On Asian marriage, Iran, India, patents, Rick Perry, immigration, hedge funds, ex-communist countries, Harold Pinter (2)

■Briefing
The mood of Russia
Time to shove off (49)

■United States
America’s jobs crisis
A choice of medicines (13)
The Republicans
Prime-time Perry (12)
Industrial policy
Off-track in Middletown
Ozone regulation
In the pea soup (2)
California’s public universities
Excellence for fewer (13)
Stink bugs
Pungent pests
Lexington
That sinking feeling (25)

■The Americas
Guatemala’s presidential election
The return of the iron fist (1)
Haiti’s tent cities
Nowhere to go
British Columbia’s commodity boom
The piper pays (14)

■Asia
China’s evolving foreign policy
The Libyan dilemma (36)
Terrorism in South Asia
Bloody Wednesday (6)
Indian politics
Slow movers (3)
Health care in Japan
Not all smiles (6)
Talking to the dead in Vietnam
Visa procedures (1)
Banyan
The haze and the malaise (4)
Correction: Mohan Peiris

■Middle East and Africa
Libya
So far, so pretty good (13)
An unlikely refuge for Muammar Qaddafi
Come and be an Israeli! (28)
Libya’s new regime
Who’s in charge?
Israel and Turkey
Can it get worse? (72)
Sudan, old and new
Bloody omens (1)
Liberia’s election
Hold your breath
Correction: Burhan Ghalioun

■Europe
French politics
After his Libyan adventure (15)
Literary French politicians
I write, therefore I am (4)
The Sweden Democrats
Living with the far right (4)
Italy’s austerity budget
Needed: a new broom (14)
Denmark’s election
To Helle and back
Greece
Pen pushers out (4)
German politics
Two verdicts (5)
Charlemagne
Germany’s euro question (13)

■Britain
India’s industrial outpost
Tata for now (10)
MI6 and the army accused
Long shadows
Schools reform
Raising a class (2)
Guinness World Records
Candid camera (1)
The row over planning
Green and pressured land (1)
English wine
Heard it through the grapevine (4)
Political memoirs
Darling snarling? Well, a bit
Bagehot
Grief, and its consequences (1)
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■International
WikiLeaks
Swept up and away (20)
The Non-Aligned Movement
Not dead yet (1)
Internet security
Mistrust authority
Conscription
A farewell to arms (3)

■Special report: The future of jobs
The great mismatch(13)
Labour-market trends
Winners and losers(1)
Bottom of the pyramid(4)
Self-help
My big fat career(4)
Free-for-all(5)
Companies’ concerns
Got talent?(5)
The role of government
Lending a hand(3)
A better balance
More feast, less famine(1)

■Business
The books business
Great digital expectations (11)
Bookselling
Spine chilling (2)
More trouble for Yahoo!
Portal exit (1)
Medical technology
Left to their own devices
Intellectual property
Many patents, still pending (2)
Electric cars
All charged up for sharing (2)
Schumpeter
Long walk to innovation (2)

■Briefing
The jobless young
Left behind (8)
Youth unemployment in Mediterranean Europe
It’s grim down south (2)

■Finance and economics
Europe’s debt crisis
Fudge, the final frontier (14)
Currency interventions
Francs for nothing (13)
Coloured gemstones
Rubies in the sky with diamonds (3)
Buttonwood
All in the same boat (3)
Banking regulation
Capital punishment
The redback abroad
Offshore thing
Impact investing
Happy returns (1)
Economics focus
The celestial economy (8)

■Science and technology
Misconduct in science
An array of errors (26)
Human evolution
You look familiar (3)
Linguistics
Say what? (5)

■Books and arts
Economic history
Centuries of trial and error (2)
Translation
Shape-shifting (5)
The future of India
Muddling through (4)
Schooling
Flight path (2)
The future of science
Frontier fables
“Life and Fate”
War, peace and love (1)

■Obituary
Ray Anderson
The carpet-tile philosopher

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

■The world this week
Politics this week (1)
Business this week
KAL’s cartoon (3)

■Leaders
September 11th 2001
Ten years on (65)
Post-liberation Libya
Let them get on with it (6)
A new prime minister for Japan
Here we go again (3)
Government and business in China
Privatisation with Chinese characteristics (7)
Infrastructure projects
The great train robbery (10)

■Letters
Letters
On British technology firms, policing, the euro, taxes, languages, Homer Simpson

■Briefing
Politics in emerging markets
The new middle classes rise up (5)

■United States
New York
Ground Zero plus ten (1)
Barack Obama’s new economist
Micro scope (17)
Barriers to entry in the legal profession
Not enough lawyers? (8)
Pharmaceutical shortages
Coming up short (2)
Cities and climate change
Greening the concrete jungle (6)
Bike safety
Calm down
Lexington
Dick Cheney’s memoirs (10)

■The Americas
The United States and Latin America
Partnership, and its obstacles (3)
Peru’s new government
Mining and the man (2)
Brazil’s economy
Changing direction (2)
Pollution in Mexico
Black sand in the desert (1)

■Asia
Japan’s new leader
The mud-lover
Beijing’s migrant workers
School’s out (3)
Australia’s boat people
The wrong solution (3)
Sri Lanka
Emergent uncertainty (23)
Banyan
Not as easy as ABCD (5)

■Middle East and Africa
Libya’s new order
Can the joy last? (11)
Libya’s oil
Make it flow (3)
Algeria’s embarrassment
An unhappily neutral neighbour (1)
South Africa and Libya
Huff and puff (14)
Syria’s opposition
Can it get together? (1)
Angola and Portugal
Role reversal (2)
The African Union and the famine
Look the other way (1)
Terrorism in Nigeria
A dangerous new level (5)

■Europe
Germany
Angst over the euro (21)
Italy
Trashing the lifeboat (9)
Spain
The golden amendment (3)
Serbia, Kosovo and the EU
Sinking the flagship (12)
Good news from Greece
The schools of Athens (4)
Charlemagne
The end of Monnet (3)

■Britain
High-speed rail
Railroad to nowhere (3)
Liverpool and China
Here comes the yuan (1)
A row over abortion
Culture wars redux
Food prices and mergers
Hard to swallow
Race and the riots
A reckoning (2)
Bagehot
How not to soak the rich (2)
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■International
NATO after Libya
A troubling victory (2)
UN climate talks
Pretty basic (1)

■Technology Quarterly
Monitor
Cameras get cleverer(3)
Drops to drink(1)
Formula 1 goes sailing
Zapping fakes with lasers
Particle physic
A golden fleece
Joining the drones club
Reducing the barnacle bill
What would Jesus hack?(1)
Difference engine
Worrying about wireless(1)
The future of flight
Changes in the air(3)
Modelling behaviour
Game theory in practice(3)
Inside story
Muscling in on motors
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Andrzej Lepper
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Charlemagne
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I do (conditions apply)
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Hair of the rat

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Man’s best friend
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Songwriter shot dead
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New film
Star Spangled Man
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On a Bali high (8)

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A king at bay
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Amy Winehouse
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The hunt continues (1)
The Liberal Democrats
Virtue unrewarded
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Those who can, teach (3)
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Greek Americans (7)
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We have a winner
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Sheryl Sandberg
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What goes down
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Rocky road
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So bad, it could get better
Atlanta’s public schools
Low marks all round
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Competition or chaos?
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Hizzoner’s other cities
Lexington
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Panama’s economy
A Singapore for Central America?
Mexico and the United States
Revving up
Prisons in Venezuela
The fifth circle of hell

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Pushing for a carbon tax in Australia
An expensive gamble
Bombings in Mumbai
Terror, again
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A roguish operator
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Tanks for sale
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The lofty Mr Erdogan
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Europe’s most earnest protesters
Charlemagne
The euro’s real trouble
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Northern Ireland
The fire this time
Early books
Holy writ
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The road to Rome
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Buttonwood
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Even splits
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Calves and cubs
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Dimon geezer
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More than just a game
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Diplomatic slush
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Ready, steady, invest
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Once more unto the abyss
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Back in business
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Sledge Hama
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A very small step
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Shoot first, then talk

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France and Dominique Strauss-Kahn
He can’t hide, but can he run?
America’s judicial system
That guilty look
Hungary’s European Union presidency
Back to partisanship
Belarus’s crackdown
No applause, please
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Berlusconi’s bung
Angela Merkel
Hello to Berlin
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A beginning
Charlemagne
The view from the Vistula

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The phone-hacking scandal
The lowest low
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Less paper, more iron
Paying for long-term care
Shades of grey
Health care
Doctors galore
Crop circles
Strange fruit
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Strong, weak David Cameron
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Spain’s economy
Split personality
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A pause or a plunge?
Carson Block
Red-flag raises
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A turning tide
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Back to the drawing board

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Japan’s prime minister
One step ahead of the executioner
High-speed rail in China
Tracking slower
Australia’s prime minister
One year on
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Rough riding
Tajikistan
War of the beards
Khmer Rouge trials
Justice of a kind
Banyan
Friends like these

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Libya
In the Brother Leader’s bunker
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The southerners flex their muscles
The United Arab Emirates
Getting twitchy about democracy
Zimbabwe and its diamonds
Forever dirty
South Africa
The rise of Julius Malema

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Greece’s agony
What have we become?
Russian politics
A rich man’s game
French politics
Down, but far from out
Turkey after the election
Business as usual
German universities
Mediocre, but at least they’re free
Charlemagne
The seven-yearly war

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Paying for university
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Defence reform
Dr Fox’s new model MoD
Northern Ireland’s economy
Getting back to business
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Striking while it’s hot
Solar power
The living is easy
Boris versus Ken
The rematch
Ghost Tube stations
What lies beneath
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The awful warning of the 1980s
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Google’s enemies
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Betting the farm
Supermarkets in Brazil
A French food fight
Profits in India
From sleaze to sneeze
Electric cars
Highly charged
Schumpeter
Too much information

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Chinese investment in Europe
Streaks of red

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The IMF’s new head
Wanted: a French revolution
Buttonwood
Wrong number
Greece and its creditors
A bank bail-out by another name?
Bankia’s IPO
Float hopes
American mortgages
Not quite settled
Oil markets
Acting with reserves
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Patchwork planet
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Some like it hot

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Into the sunset
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Spooks in orbit

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Jungle formula
The city of Rome
Noisy and eternal
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Invisible sieve
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A Pirandellian thriller

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