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Features & Analysis
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Country practice
On call with the women taking the place of Ethiopia's doctors From our own correspondent
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Blood art
Do revolutions inspire the most creative acts?
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Obama's shadow
The man who films the president's every move
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Bidding war
Battle for loyalty of Afghan villagers returning to their homes
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Poet's voice
Mexican writer leads national anger against drugs violence
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In pictures
Celebrating the best news photographs of the past year
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Digging the dirt
How an old lady with a spade exposed the fragility of the world wide web
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