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Summer reading: the ultimate competitive sport of the middle class

  • Written by The Conversation
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It’s the summer holidays in the Northern Hemisphere – finally we have the chance to relax on the sun lounger and escape into a good book. This is the one time of the year when we can read at our leisure, undisturbed by colleagues and urgent deadlines, enjoying a nice glass of something...

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This is the end of the line for Syriza

  • Written by The Conversation
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Greek banks have reopened after weeks of closure. The patient and orderly way customers queued outside to use ATMS during the big shut down was an impressive sight, especially for those people who are fond of considering Greek people as somehow incapable of doing things right.

But nothing is harmonious. The queues outside the...

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