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Dalila’s winter (cover book)
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Cover book “The importance of being”
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Why is quitting drinking so difficult?
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Can we escape ageing
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“Leaving El Paso”. For a story by Sergio Troncoso (Texas Monthly magazine)
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Xi Jinping Dreams of World Power for Himself and China
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High Anxiety and how feelings took over the world (The Guardian Review)
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How animal will survive mass extinction
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Seeking Better Cancer Screenings (John Hopkins Health Review)
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Lies (The Guardian)
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Identifying ADHD in the Classroom Recognizing the Signs and Symptoms and Getting Help
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“The Science of Inequality” (Scientific American)
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“Will machines replace humans in the future of work?” (Die Zeit Magazine)
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Addiction
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When a friend died at 38, I thought that would be my allotted time, too. When I got to 38, things changed. I was pleased I had made it, and thought, ‘Everything after this is a bonus (The Guardian)
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“With this book, I ventured into dangerous waters” (The Guardian)
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From “Silvio Berlusconi. The untouchable man”
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Financial FairPlay (Il Foglio)
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The disorientated ape: Why clever people can be terrible navigators (The Economist)
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On Running in the City as a Woman (Outside Magazine)
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When is the Time to end a love story?
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“On my Daughter”. New illustration on Elena Ferrante’s novels.
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What Is It Like To Be A Single Father?
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The poet has to have the gift of talent, but that alone is not enough. Must also get lucky (The Guardian)
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One morning I looked at myself in the mirror and recognised my mother (The Guardian)
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Italian Cinema:From Neorealism to the Present
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Can we control our luck?
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“Les Monstres Among Us” (Foreign Policy magazine)
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What does it mean to be a grown up and what we lose
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Stop the National School Test (Folkeskole Magazine)
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Better help yourself – instead of waiting of somebodies help
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New illustration on Elena Ferrante’s novels. This one about the excessive use of exclamation marks
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Doctor without borders
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What are the local and global consequences of deforestation?
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The Predictable Unpredictability of the Stock Market
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Cover for a book about pedophilia
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Why are men so hung up on the size of the penis?
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How your good side works with you when your bad side appears in your life.
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“The Longevity Code” (Bentley magazine)
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Women, always on the top
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Ever since adolescence, I’ve liked the term ‘unknown’ artist”. Elena Ferrante’s novel
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Why the end of cash could cause a new data disaster (New Scientist)
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Fantasy And It’s Effect On Your Reality
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Is 2018 the year to buy a house?
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If we want to be honest, we have to confess our bad feelings (The Guardian)
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Democratic system is chronically short-range (WeekendAvisen)
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What is the next step of evolution for artificial intelligence and robotics?
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Unconditional selflessness
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Elena Ferrante´s Novels
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“Relationship”. On Elena Ferrante’s novels (The Guardian)
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How others points of view affect your own (Zetland magazine)
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Political speeches
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Diario di un Caregiver (Mind Magazine)
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Just feel ashamed on weapons doesn’t hide the problem
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The Jobs Crisis: Bigger Than You Think
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A Cornucopia of Grandparents Today there are children with six or eight grandparents, step-grandparents and grandparent-equivalents. (The New York Times)
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The safety net. Insurance for poor people. (The Economist)
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Redesigned Life (The Economist)
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Holiday at home
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L’inganno nel carrello (MIND Magazine)
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