I can see clearly now.
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In a word.
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Home truths.
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Don't believe it.
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Despot writers' club.
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More time for living.
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From Migrations.
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Something to shout about: Today, we associate propaganda with totalitarian states - but it also enables people to challenge power from below.
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- New Humanist, 2018, v. 133, n. 2, p. 62
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[untitled].
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- Poem
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What goes around: Rings have been a symbol of love - and dominance - for centuries. A new book explores their nuanced meanings and histories.
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Early Photo.
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Back to whose land? The recent renaissance in nature writing also revives an overlooked connection with fascism.
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Portora Royal.
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Easy riders: If motorcycles are chaotic and potentially deadly, then can learning to master them be a journey to inner serenity?
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Live long and prosper: Economics isn't just about describing the world, but imagining alternatives. Science fiction helps show us how.
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- New Humanist, 2018, v. 133, n. 2, p. 42
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The search for "British" rights: In attempting to dismantle human rights laws allegedly imposed by Brussels, we may find we need them more than ever.
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Intolerable cruelty: Despite a chronic domestic violence problem, a new law has made punishing abusers even harder. Where does Russia go from here?
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Are human rights enough? We tend to treat protecting the individual as distinct from ensuring collective welfare. It's vital we find a way to do both.
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"Who w ill have our backs now?": In Pakistan, accusations of blasphemy can lead to death at the hands of the state - or the mob. A few brave lawyers are fighting back.
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- New Humanist, 2018, v. 133, n. 2, p. 24
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Unlocking the ancient code: David Reich's pioneering study of ancient DNA is set to revolutionise our ideas about human migration and identity.
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Who controls the entry point to the elite?
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Gut feeling.
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Computer says no.
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- Interview
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12 THINGS WE LEARNED THIS ISSUE.
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- New Humanist, 2018, v. 133, n. 2, p. 15
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Bad grammar.
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- New Humanist, 2018, v. 133, n. 2, p. 15
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A universe -sized legacy.
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- New Humanist, 2018, v. 133, n. 2, p. 14
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Crazy waters.
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A vote for progress.
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- New Humanist, 2018, v. 133, n. 2, p. 12
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Ray of light.
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WITNESS.
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The Q&A Rania Abouzeid "People cannot say they did not know what was happening".
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The impossible particle.
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- New Humanist, 2018, v. 133, n. 2, p. 7
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The individual and the crowd.
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Cover Page.
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- New Humanist, 2018, v. 133, n. 2, p. 1
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