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From the FT’s comment section:
Gideon Rachman: Cameron’s Tories point to isolation
Philip Stephens: Britain’s election need not be a requiem
Michael Skapinker: Time for a quiet war on the litter louts
Mustafa Barghouthi: Israel knows apartheid has no future
Editorial: China’s currency is not worth a battle
Editorial: Conflict looms with UK trade unions
Global Insight: Andrew England, Baghdad vision blurred by sectarian divide
Notebook: Brian Groom, Boris tests the limit for big art
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From the FT’s comment section:
Clive Crook: US must not gamble on the renminbi
Wolfgang Munchau: Greece will default, but not this year
Chris Cook: Tories’ chance to lose their nasty image
Geoff Andrews: Italy still unable to see beyond Berlusconi
Editorial: Europe’s backlash against immigrants
Editorial: Cooler on warming
Editorial: Moveable feasts
Market Insight: John Plender, Errors of judgment and not enough homework on risk
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From the FT’s comment section:
James Lamont: When Beijing and New Delhi pull together
Jim O’Neill: Tough talk on China ignores economic reality
Richard Waters: Apple expands its touchy feely vision
Patrick Honohan: A plan to restore Ireland’s banks to health
Editorial: Ofcom aims gentle first blow at Sky
Editorial: Iron ore pricing
Editorial: Italy coasts on
Global Insight: Christian Oliver, Ship’s sinking underlines South Korean view of state as monster
Market Insight: David Roche, Watch out for sovereign black holes in the credit universe
Notebook: Robert Shirmsley, Hubbies face a wife in the spotlight
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From the FT’s comment section:
John Kay: The British housing market did not wreck any banks
Aidan Foster-Carter: Hermit economics hobbles Pyongyang
Christopher Caldwell: Fighting to repeal the healthcare law is no lost cause
Martin Wolf: Why Germany cannot be a model for the eurozone
Editorial: Time to pay the deficit attention
Editorial: A half-good scheme
Editorial: One careful owner
Global insight: David Gardner, Wounded Celtic Tiger shows signs of clawing back growth
Market insight: Tadashi Nakamae, How Japan could lead the way back to durable growth
Notebook: Sue Cameron, A rulebook for God and the Queen
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From the FT’s comment section:
Philip Stephens: Now ‘Honest Vince’ plays fast and loose
Stephen Roach: Blaming China will not solve America’s problem
Gideon Rachman: The euro’s big fat failed wedding
Michael Skapinker: The art of repairing a cracked reputation
Editorial: Russia’s bloody backyard battles
Editorial: Iraqi coalitions
Editorial: Market justice
Market Insight: Gillian Tett, Will negative swap spreads be our coal mine canaries?
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From the FT’s comment section:
Clive Crook: Obama throws out the political rules
Wolfgang Münchau: Europe has resolved nothing over Greece
Eugene Rogan: Refugees for settlers is the way forward for Israel
Ian Bremmer: China knows the time for lying low has ended
Editorial: Obama makes the world a safer place
Editorial: Japan’s false dawn
Editorial: Account ability
Global Insight: John Thornhill, EU struggles to establish new world order
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From the FT’s comment section:
Philip Stephens: Merkel’s myopia reopens Europe’s German question
Martin Wolf: ‘Back to the future’ imperils Britain
Justin Fox: Cultural change is key to bank reform
Wilhelm Hankel, Wilhelm Nölling, Karl Albrecht Schachtschneider and Joachim Starbatty: A euro exit is the only way out for Greece

Editorial: Not before time for financial
Editorial: Dubai does better
Editorial: Lost in translation

Global Insight: James Lamont, Pakistan’s game of high stakes
Markets Insight: Gillian Tett, London faces battle to stop trading shift to eurozone
Notebook: Jonathan Guthrie, A Will to Conquer the budget deficit   
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From the FT’s comment section:
Martin Wolf: Excessive virtue can be a vice for the world economy
Robert Reich: Recovery depends on Main Street
John Kay: How to make money without trying
Jurek Martin: Republicans rage at the tenacity of hope
Money Supply blog: Chris Giles, UK Budget 2010: deficit reduction … details, details
Global Insight: Alan Beattie, US shows appetite for action
Markets Insight: John Plender, Why CoCos are dangerous to our system of finance 
Notebook: Jim Pickard, Maldives should look elsewhere  
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From the FT’s comment section:
Gideon Rachman: Obama’s bounce changes the world
Michael Skapinker: Right or wrong, the customer always matters
Philip Stephens: Britain has bigger problems than the unions
George Magnus: Renminbi reform is just the start for China
Editorial: Obama secures his place in history
Editorial: Darling must give a reality Budget
Global Insight: Edward Luce, Obama beats odds but game is far from over
Market Insight: Thomas Huertas, Too big to fail is too costly to continue
Notebook: Brian Groom, Call it the Strategic Re-election Fund
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From the FT’s comment section:
Philip Stephens: Obama should table a Middle East peace plan
Samuel Brittan: Headroom for economic recovery
Richard Youngs: Europe should rethink its aid to Palestine
Tyler Moselle: Tackling insurgents is not enough for America
Otmar Issing: Higher German wages are not the solution
Geoff Muligan: Britain must attend to its mutual interest
Editorial: A French policy
Editorial: Sectarian threat hangs over Iraq
Editorial: Swaps con amore
Global Insight: Quentin Peel, Merkel keeps focus on euro stability
Market Insight: Gillian Tett, Alabama and Milan make bankers nervous
Notebook: Jonathan Guthrie, Taking a Leaf out of Nissan’s book
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