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December 3, 2009 2:49 am by FT

David Pilling: Hong Kong tiptoes towards democracy
Steve Bundred: Schools are not off-limits for UK spending cuts
John Gapper: Cable guys gain little from merging
Niall Ferguson and Laurence Kotlikoff: How to take moral hazard out of banking
Jose Maria Brandao de Brito: New rules on liquidity could do more harm than good
Bjorn Brandtzaeg: Practical help is the key to success in Afghanistan
Robert Pozen: An over-generous deal for AIG clients
Editorial Comment: How to make it
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Notebook: Robert Shrimsley, Obama sets a timetable for peace
Global Insight: Edward Luce, Obama walks a long and lonely road
Market Insight: Emad Mostaque, Gulf states solid in the long term
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