Don't take this the wrong way . . .
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THE QUIZ.
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In a word.
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Out of order: The End of Europe: Dictators, Demagogues and the Coming Dark Age.
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Across the fence: The Gurugu Pledge.
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Two's company: The Rise and Fall of Adam and Eve.
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England's dreaming: In our uncertain times, there is a new demand for stories of England - but this search is desperate and confused.
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P. M.
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A Father's daughter: The poet Patricia Lockwood has written a hilarious and revealing account of growing up with a Roman Catholic priest for a dad.
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Before the Becoming.
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Swiped away: In the era of commercial dating apps, is the easy availability of sex dehumanising the experience?
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On finding a copy of Jack Gilbert's poems.
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Don't fear the reaper: Death is an inescapable and intrinsic part of human existence and, in the end, there's absolutely nothing to be scared of.
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From Roman Nights.
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Warp-speed capitalism: The latest sci-fi imagines what society will look like if we colonise space - a universe in which might is right and there are no good guys.
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Who made the alt-right? The emergence of a reactionary political current from the darkest corners of the internet provokes difficult questions about free speech.
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What the Stoics did for us: Could a 2,300-year-old Graeco-Roman philosophy be the key to a happy 21st-century life?
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Trouble in the promised land: An abusive polygamous cult is finally being challenged - but what happens if its members refuse to see themselves as victims?
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A citadel that stormed itself: From Donald Trump to Brexit, the establishment is under fierce attack. But political populism is not simply a challenge to the neoliberal order - it is a product of it.
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If women ruled the world: The Mosuo, a culturally isolated community in south-western China, are as close as we can get to a matriarchal society.
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The end of work as we know it?
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A prophecy of violence.
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A backlash against diversity.
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Waking life: Biology - Lydia Leon.
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Better the devil.
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12 THINGS WE LEARNED THIS ISSUE.
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Buried treasure.
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Political murder.
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Nano-scale nature: Chemistry - Mark Lorch.
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Squirrels away.
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An abuse of rights.
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Feeling wavy: Physics - Ceri Brenner.
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Hurricane Harvey.
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Is there life on Saturn?
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The Q&A David Harvey "The market gives the illusion of being egalitarian".
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What sets the terms of debate?
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