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April/May 2004 / Sports

A Concise Guide to Birdwatching

April 12, 2004May 14, 2022 - by Barabara Nichol

What to know before you go

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Idiom-proof

April 12, 2004May 14, 2022 - by Charles Foran

Why can’t the Canadian dialect match others for sparkle?

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Vietnam’s Killer Elephants

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Being Yasir Arafat

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The End of the Line

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After waves from the Middle East, most refugees are now coming from far more troubled African countries

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April/May 2004 / Society

Shop Till You Transcend

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At the annual International Dubai Shopping Festival, consumption is the main event

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The Cuban government cannot control or enter its own space

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For Want of a Comma

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Falling to Pieces

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The New World, Anew

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Colin McAdams’s tale bring Can Lit out of the dark

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