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But unlike Americans, Britons like their reality to be depressingly, and sometimes tediously, real.
ECONOMIST: We love you, Big Brother
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There is no debate going on and the result will be one-sided and depressingly divisive.
ECONOMIST: Police complaints
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Whereas some see in Pakistan's arrest of Mr Baradar hints of a strategic shift against its old jihadist proxies, it seems depressingly more likely to be an attempt by the ISI to grab control of the Taliban's negotiating position.
ECONOMIST: Pakistan wants a say in ending the war, and it knows how to ask
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Begin with the depressingly long list of reasons to be pessimistic.
ECONOMIST: The gods that have failed��so far
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Depressingly, treatments do not seem to be advancing as they have done with adult cancer.
ECONOMIST: Children and cancer
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Unless it squanders this precious opportunity to seal peace with the Palestinians which under the prime ministership of Binyamin Netanyahu is depressingly possible Israel may at last be close to reaping the reward it has earned from its years of struggle.
ECONOMIST: Israel at 50 | The
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Depressingly for football fans, it is not going to be easy or quick to change.
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This is depressingly rare in the former Soviet Union, and it ought to be cheered enthusiastically regardless of the specific outcome.
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