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Peter Kellner / May 20, 1996
Peter Kellner examines the reasons why the pollsters so badly underestimated the Tory vote in the 1992 election and asks whether it could happen again.
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Modern manners
Jeremy Clarke / May 20, 1996
Jeremy Clarke retreats to an old people's home, but finds it far from restful
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The net position
John Carr / May 20, 1996
Only last year a group of clever teenagers at a famous English public school devised a programme which they put on the internet. Its task was simple: find any series of 16 digits that may be flying...
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In fact
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Drugs - legal and illegal
Duncan Campbell / April 20, 1996
Cannabis accounts for 83 per cent of all drug offences in Britain-yet the drug causes neither violence nor death. Alcohol, a legal drug, causes some 25,000 deaths a year. Duncan Campbell examines the...
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Europe versus its past
Brian Beedham / April 20, 1996
Writing on the eve of the Europe/Asia summit in early March, Brian Beedham explained why Europe is weak and divided
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The net position
John Carr / April 20, 1996
The Guardian has teamed up with Vincent Hanna to organise "Live Wire" debates. Important politicians will agree to be questioned live (or "in real time" as we computer types normally say) in...
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What if?
Philip Goodhart / April 20, 1996
Nigel Lawson had worked on Sundays
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Characters
Theo / April 20, 1996
La precieuse serieuse
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Babel
John Lloyd / April 20, 1996
The arguments against freedom of the press are becoming more popular and persuasive
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