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Leader: The bill that could break up Europe
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Britain and its Muslims: Worse than ever
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Dubai's bail-out: The outstretched palm
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Gold: Haring away
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Lexington: Californication
America has witnessed a huge shift in regional power
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Bagehot: The price of freedom
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Charlemagne: Europe's family squabbles
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Europe.view: Closer still
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