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6 January 2021

Subscriber of the week: Allan Kilner-Johnson

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University lecturer.

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Surbiton.

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Yes, but in America.

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Two years.

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Reading a copy at Gladstone’s Library.

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This article appears in the 06 Jan 2021 issue of the New Statesman, Out of control