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- Will the euro survive 2012 intact?
- Japan's immigration control: Gulag for gaijin
- The Republican nomination: Live-blogging the Republican debate
- Newt Gingrich: Newt and the "food-stamp president"
- Hungary's travails: Budapest vs Brussels
- Charlemagne: And then there was one
- The South Carolina primary: The slog begins
- Taiwan’s elections: It’s all right, Ma
- Israel and Palestine: Toddling to talks about talks
- The Republican nomination: Red-meat delivery
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- Newt Gingrich: Newt and the "food-stamp president"
- Daily chart: Winners and losers
- Rioting in Romania: The battle of Bucharest
- Civilian drones: Difference engine: Unblinking eye in the sky
- Japan's immigration control: Gulag for gaijin
- The visible hand
- Mexico's drug war: Working together
- The euro zone crisis: France goes soft-core
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