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Some languages carry greater opportunities for offence than others
What can you do if your language is sexist?
Sam Leith / July 13, 2018
It's time to get to grips with the difference between biological sex and grammatical gender
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Why the beauty of the World Cup is in its stories
Carl Anka / July 10, 2018
If the World Cup was a sitcom, Russia 2018 would be the series finale
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Home education: can we really trust parents to know what’s best for their children?
Sophia Moss / July 10, 2018
New home schooling proposals force us to consider the role of the parents vs the role of the state
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Let’s dispel the myth of the pampered millennial once and for all
Jo Bibby / June 28, 2018
New research shows just how misguided the stereotype is
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Are we due a change in economic weather?
Is it time to buy British?
Andy Davis / June 21, 2018
Our stock market is now so far out of fashion among the available global choices that it represents a contrarian buying opportunity
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What would your last drink be?
If you could have one last drink before you die, what would it be?
Barry Smith / June 20, 2018
In the dark and rain, lightning struck the trees—but it never touched the part of the vineyard where the best vines were planted
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Palermo: where being poor does not mean you have to eat poorly
Sicily: where the "kitchen of the poor" means everyone eats well
Wendell Steavenson / June 17, 2018
Welcome to the capital of deep-fried leftovers
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The gaze of other people can cause insufferable pressure
Why are so many unhappy women obsessed with their own bodies?
Anna Blundy / June 16, 2018
Female patients use their bodies as a canvas on which to express their distress
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A gammon, yesterday
The "gammon" wars: taking back control of our insults
Sam Leith / June 15, 2018
A new form of racism—if that's what it is—is directed by white people at pink people
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There has never been a basketball player like LeBron James
Benjamin Markovits / June 14, 2018
On the court the 33-year-old can only rely on himself
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