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In this week's Listener – November 17, 2018
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In this week's Listener – November 17, 2018

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Coco Chanel's anti-consumerist message is more relevant than ever
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All those in favour of Brexit, say ‘huh?’
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All those in favour of Brexit, say ‘huh?’

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99173 2018-11-17 00:00:00Z The long, slow goodbye to Angela Merkel
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The long, slow goodbye to Angela Merkel

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How the Christchurch earthquakes inspired British writer AN Wilson’s new novel

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Scottish-Bengali crime writer Abir Mukherjee on his 'cultural schizophrenia'

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