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Roald Dahl Day Still Has a Roald Dahl Problem
Beloved children's books can survive honest scrutiny. Roald Dahl Day asks whether celebration can make room for the truth about their author.
Eugene Phillips
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Forty Years After the UN Called Development a Right, Who Gets to Define Progress?
The UN is marking a declaration that put people, participation and fairness at the center of development. Its anniversary asks whether those principles shape decisions beyond the conference room.
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Iceland Votes on Europe Saturday. The Real Question Is Sovereignty.
On August 29, Icelanders will decide whether to reopen European Union accession negotiations. The ballot is formally about talks, but the campaign has become a debate over the króna, fisheries, living costs and what sovereignty means on Europe's northern edge.
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Roald Dahl Day Still Has a Roald Dahl Problem
Beloved children's books can survive honest scrutiny. Roald Dahl Day asks whether celebration can make room for the truth about their author.
Eugene Phillips
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