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Diplomacy leads to friction

And sparks debate.

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The problem with medical-ese is that, to the layperson, all the words are equally frightening.

When I first heard the word ‘keratosis’, I panicked

The problem with medical-ese is that, to the layperson, all the words are equally frightening.

  • David Astle
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When the world keeps you awake: Finding sleep in anxious times

Globally, if not personally, life can be too heavy to carry for a day, let alone a night as well.

  • David Astle
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Daddy issues of the week

Making Miss Kitt great again.

Mrs Dalloway, at 100.

A century on, Virginia Woolf’s Mrs Dalloway still resonates

The world of Clarissa Dalloway feels surprisingly close to home.

  • David Astle
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Acting randy, to be frank

Serial thriller gets the scoop.

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Fire in the hole!

Here comes Dad. Time to bale.

Dictionary sites are overflowing with limbo words hoping to join the official lexicon.

Words keep coming and they don’t stop coming

Dictionary sites are overflowing with limbo words hoping to join the official lexicon.

  • David Astle
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Lismore pranksters were exhausting

Bus drivers had to keep their eyes peeled.

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Our spokesperson pumps it up

And why did the plover cross the road?

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