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The wrong way to beat populists who deny the existence of hard problems

Besides beating Russia, it must fight corruption and build democracy

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Artificial intelligence is concealing a China shock

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And he is proud of it

A study of an Antarctic crew finds that eventually time together breeds conflict

They learn to associate it with food

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