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The peace deal is all carrot and no stick

For now, the hardliners are in the ascendant

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The Supreme Court is curtailing plaintiffs’ rights to damages

The technology presents all sorts of thorny problems—a philosopher’s favourite kind

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Even if financial markets disagree

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He shows little sign that he grasps the scale or urgency of the tasks that await him