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1843 magazine | You studied computer science but Big Tech no longer wants you. Now what?The Economist- 1843 magazine | Shoulda, woulda, coulda: why FOMO won’t let go of usThe Economist
- 1843 magazine | “They are there but you’ll never see their faces”: The secret heroes of Shanghai’s lockdownThe Economist
- 1843 magazine | Locked down in Shanghai, I’ve caught a glimpse of our techno-dystopian futureThe Economist
- 1843 magazine | The Wordle hurdle: the pitfalls of setting puzzlesThe Economist
- FAre your cosmetics really ‘cruelty-free’?ft.com
- I can’t stand my children’s whingeing. But secretly I admire itThe Economist
- I can’t stand my children’s whingeing. But I secretly admire itThe Economist
- FThe FT guide to divorceft.com
- My three-year-old has taught me the value of talking to strangersThe Economist
- I’m spending more time than ever with my children. No one is enjoying itThe Economist
- Santa Claus ain’t coming to town: is childhood innocence worth preserving?The Economist
- FHow I spend it… Deborah Levy on her writing shedft.com
The Food Issue: When You’re the Bad GuestThe New York Times
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