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The Democrats’ Defeat
The polycrisis that is unfolding demands not a return to the status quo but urgent, progressive answers both at home ...
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Adam Thirlwell: On Yoko Tawada On Yoko Tawada
You might think that a novelist who works in more than one language would want language itself to become conceptual, ...
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Thomas Jones: Short Cuts Cosy Crime
Given what it sets out to do, it’s hard to fault The Thursday Murder Club. The sentences flow smoothly, the jokes ...
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Michael Wood: At the Movies ‘Anora’
The first hour of Anora, Sean Baker says, belongs to the genre of romantic comedy. This makes interesting sense if ...
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Vadim Nikitin: Chasing the Cybercriminals Chasing the Cybercriminals
The cybercriminals had breached the library’s Customer Relationship Management (CRM) databases. ‘At a minimum these databases ...
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Fred Sparks’s Bequest
The bequest was the third of thirteen listed in his will of 7 May 1975, after another, larger one to the Catholic Missions ...
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In Washington DC
The next morning, the city was silent. DC is openly hostile to Trump: more than 90 per cent of voters backed ...
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Jamelle Bouie
Jamelle Bouie is a columnist for The New York Times. Read anywhere with the London Review of Books app, available now from the App Store for Apple devices, Google Play for Android devices and Amazon ...
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Building without End
‘Even blindfolded,’ Emanuel Litvinoff wrote of the interwar East End in Journey Through a Small Planet (1972), ‘I’d have known where we were by the smell of the different streets – reek of rotten ...