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| Memory can be fickle |
| India will have to handle Nancy Pelosi with tact and foresight |
| In Washington, where the levers of legislative power significantly change hands every two years, memory can be fickle. It would be unfortunate, therefore, if Nancy Pelosi — the dominant public face of the Democratic Party’s success in last week’s Ame... |
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| Little time left |
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Sir — The former president of Iraq, Saddam Hussein, has been sentenced to death for his crimes aga ... |
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| SPEED AWAY |
| Late night parties seem to be ending in nightmares more and more frequently in India’s big cities, particularly for those who...|
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| LOOKING IN |
| Surveillance is a cold and untrusting word. It belongs to an entirely different universe from words like classroom, playgroun...|
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Funny things, plurals. Two weeks ago, I was lamenting the way a few are misused as singular nouns. But a host of singular nou... | Read.. |
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| Happiness is more than hugging a hoodie |
| In the last week of October, a “Battle of Ideas” — organized by the Institute of Ideas — was held at the Royal College of Music in London. The topicality of such a battle in c... |
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Every person is destroyed when we cease to see him; after which his next appearance is a new creation, different from that which immediately preceded it, if not from them all. — MARCEL PROUST
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