It’s getting closer to victory, conserving its strength and moving at its own pace
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Elon Musk will try but other meaningful options are starting to emerge
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A system designed to exploit will always exploit too much at its edges
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He has the energy of a politician who believes he can achieve whatever he sets his mind to
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They took the view that all human beings were personally accountable for their actions and fully responsible for the outcomes
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There is something deeply strange, almost dystopian, in it
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What the cultured right needs is what the left has: an avant-garde
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A casual pastime appealing to limited-mobility seniors develops big ambitions
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Seventy-six years after Churchill’s warning, Garry Kasparov castigates a complacent West
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It’s a strange and unwitting collusion between left- and right-wing actors
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Spotted: a Spectator journalist realizing it was probably always irrelevant navel-gazing
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Will the Republicans fritter their wins away as Hannibal did after Cannae?
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Levi’s was among the wokest of the woke. And I was in on it
By Jennifer Sey
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It feels good to smile again, in the American way, blinding anyone who looks at me directly
By Matt Purple
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There is no comparison to any other work event
By Kara Kennedy
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One of the world’s most popular sports has begun to get a foothold in the US
By David Marcus
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I decided to spend some time in the Tampa suburb where he grew up
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