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The woman I knew for 40 years was persistent but never provocative. She will be ranked among the very greatest figures in English history
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Obama’s multilateralism and a growing trend for Republicans to turn their backs on the world pose a grave security threat
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Foolhardy government assumptions about fuel prices are making a transition to clean technology needlessly expensive
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The postwar baby boom fuelled a religious revival, but the welfare state is no substitute for the family—or God
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