Staying in is the new going out.
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THE QUIZ.
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THE BIG QUESTION: What are your favourite song lyrics, and why?
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In a word.
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Open book: Attrib. and Other Stories (Influx).
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The dispossessed: Age of Anger: A History of the Present (Allen Lane).
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Made to meddle: To Be a Machine (Granta).
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Railing in the aisles: Hate rock was a crucial part of previous fascist movements in the US and UK. But today's populist far-right lacks a soundtrack.
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Double Double.
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Distance.
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I am a camera: The photographer Wolfgang Tillmans made his name documenting gay culture. Does his work still have the power to subvert?
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Untitled.
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Ice Hairgrip is Melting.
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Everyday threat: Sexual violence against women has become a staple of mainstream entertainment. It's a trend with worrying consequences.
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First month fulfilled.
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Abstract art: For an experienced mathematician, the greatest equations are beautiful as well as useful. Can the rest of us see what they see?
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The stories we tell ourselves: We might not realise it, but our image of modern Britain owes a debt to the propaganda arm of empire.
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Once more, with feeling: Today, the concept of human rights is being dangerously undermined. Does literature offer us a way back from the brink?
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Beyond the boundary: North London's ultra-orthodox Jewish communities are known for being self-contained: but what happens if you want to get out?
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Same history, different memories: A century ago, European empires dominated much of the planet.
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Period pains: Social taboos over menstruation cause undue shame to millions of women - but it is finally being understood as a human rights issue.
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Creature comforts: Today, it is taken as given that empathy is a driving force for good. But is reason a more useful and compassionate approach?
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A place to call home: Almost a century after a mass "exchange" of Muslim and Christian minorities, the Aegean coast sees a new wave of refugees.
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The tragedy of Pakistan's blasphemy law.
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Latent populations.
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Primary text.
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Space for everyone.
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12 THINGS WE LEARNED THIS ISSUE.
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On another planet.
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The flu test.
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Doctors' orders.
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Remains of the DNA.
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Wonder material.
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Valley deep, mountain high.
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Hanging around for 13 billion years.
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The Q&A Daniel Dennett: "Saying something is a miracle is a failure of imagination".
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When people no longer fit the system.
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