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ObituaryToni Morrison
Toni Morrison, American author, 1931-2019
...The book is set in Lorain, Ohio, where Morrison was born Chloe Ardelia Wofford in 1931 — she joined the Catholic church aged 12 and took the baptismal name Anthony, source of the nickname with which she...
August 9, 2019
Life & Arts
A special dispatch
...Across the site you see the now familiar Grenfell heart logo — and angry graffiti: F*** the Tories. K&C Murderers. On a recent afternoon a steady stream of people filed past. Some stopped and stared....
June 8, 2018
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Saturday, 7 September London, UK
Life & Arts
How Adam Smith would fix capitalism
...One can understand why, since Balliol at that time was High Church, Tory, factional, costly and Scotophobic; and Smith was Presbyterian, Whiggish, sociable, impecunious and a Scot....
June 22, 2018
Life & Arts
In search of the real Adam Smith
...One can understand why, since Balliol at that time was High Church, Tory, factional, costly and Scotophobic; and Smith was Presbyterian, Whiggish, sociable, impecunious and a Scot....
June 22, 2018
FT PeopleLondon fights for its future
Economist moves into Wimpey
...She feels she now has a full portfolio, but has time for her hobby of church bell-ringing. … My mate Marmite Marmite, you either love it or hate it....
February 4, 2011
ObituaryMergers & Acquisitions
Sterling pioneer of recycled paper and California wine
...In 1997, his son Nigel Newton, founder of Bloomsbury Publishing, had given his young daughter a peek at a new manuscript by an unknown writer called J.K....
February 23, 2008
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Saturday, 4 MayThe REACH, at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, F Street Northwest, Washington, DC, USA

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