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‘Our contributors are chosen for originality and sense of style, not political affiliation. It’s not The Spectator’s job to tell people how to think: we want to entertain and challenge readers.’
Daddy issues: the fatherhood revolution has failed
It would be hard to argue that today’s teenagers have emerged happier than the generation raised by distant dads
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The differences between British and American readers
The New York Times is the media institution that plays the most destructive role in American life
By Taki
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The best comedy is the type that makes white people feel terrible about themselves
Many sensitive souls find the sound of merriment jarring
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Hog wild in Indiantown
Armed with a lever-action rifle, some elephant-gun slugs and a pack of six dogs, we set out into the brush
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I am a part of Batavia, New York
My friend Henry W. Clune used to say that all he ever really wanted was to appear considerable in the eyes of his hometown
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Good morning, America
We dare to believe that we offer something that is lacking in journalism on both sides of the Atlantic
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The mysterious ways of the French
Everything in this country is as strange to me today as it was five years ago
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A vacation in Greenland
For a country where people cling to the edges of a vast land mass, local identity seems important
By Robert Chote
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