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• Michael Calderone in Politico: For Huffington Post, left is right
• Fraser Nelson in Coffee House: Brown’s legacy of inequality, poverty and joblessness
• Leo Hornak in First Drafts: Sweden, a land apart
• Alice Fordham in Inside Iraq: Flying Carpet out of Baghdad
• The Daily Beast: The NAACP at 100

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• Sarah Ebner in School Gate: The university “black hole” when it comes to places. How do you feel?
• David Kurtz in Talking Points Memo: The Grey Lady Can’t Catch a Break
• Tom Bevan in RCP Blog: Palin’s Super Powers Explained
• Martin Rosenbaum in Open Secrets: ‘Staggering’ increase in ICO appeals
• Tom Harris in And another thing: You’re through now, caller

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• Jon Snow in Snowblog: Power and powerlessness
• Nate Silver in FiveThirtyEight: Oh No, Ohio?
• John Redwood in John Redwood’s Diary: Who will control the Regulators?
• Jim Pickard in Westminster Blog: Mortgage lending: a dilemma for ministers
• Peter Stothard: Michael Jackson night: another show

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• Josh Gerstein in Politico: President Obama’s tough talk for Russia
• Iain Dale in Iain Dale’s Diary: Memories of 7/7
• Peter Hoskin in Coffee House: To freeze or not to freeze?
• Steven D. Levitt in Freakonomics: The Next Financial Crisis: Virtual Banks
• Mark Henderson in Science Central: Genomic medicine, the NHS, and the case against a democratic House of Lords

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• Chris Cillizza in The Fix: Palin’s 2012 Two-Step
• Richard Posner in The Becker-Posner Blog: The Senate and the Filibuster
• Daniel Hannan in Three Line Whip: David Cameron promises a bonfire of the quangos
• Sam Lister in Science Central: Uncomfortable sums?
• Ezra Klein: Sarah Palin in Charts

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• Michelle Cottle in The Plank: Love, Shmove
• Les Christie in CNN Money.com: New Orleans: Fastest growing city in the U.S
• Robin Goldstein in Blind Taste: Do taste and smell adjectives signal value, or do they create it?
• The Croydonian: Some holiday suggestions for the Prime Minister
• Peter Stothard: Does international journalism still serve human rights?

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• Ed Morrissey in Hot Air: Mullahs stringing up opposition?
• High Hewitt in Townhall: The Surge Worked: Victory in Iraq
• Nick Crowe in First Drafts: The Manchester International Festival
• Evan Osnos in Letter from China: Items of Interest
• Michael Moran in Blockbuster Buzz: Public Enemies: Exclusive featurette

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• Jon Snow in Snowblog: As the US pulls out, what did the Iraq war achieve?
• Tom Schaller in FiveThirtyEight: Should Sanford Resign?
• David Corn in Mother Jones: Obama’s “Nonks” Gone Wild
• Tom Clougherty in The Adam Smith Institute Blog: Education reform in the US
• Mark Henderson in Science Central: Designer babies: Are we heading for a Gattaca society?

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• John Steele Gordon in Contentions: Global Warming and the Backgammon Effect
• Fraser Nelson in Coffee House: Cameron is taking the fight to Brown
• Reza Aslan in The Daily Beast: The Mullah’s Secret Battle
• Jonathan Martin in Politico: Mitt Romney’s team awaits 2012
• Sarah Ebner in School Gate: What’s the point of learning Latin and Greek

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• Phil Hendren in Dizzy Thinks: Amending the Smoking Ban
• Jonathan Isaby in ToryDiary: Has the time come for all members of the Shadow Cabinet to give up their outside interests?
• Richard Posner in The Becker-Posner Blog: The Future of Newspapers
• Mark Silva in The Swamp: Surviving sex scandals
• News blog: Michael Jackson – what was his best song?