The Economist UK - 22.02.2020

The EconomistFebruary 22nd 2020 Science & technology 69 2 this triple alliance is that, acting together, the three organisms ...

70 Science & technology The EconomistFebruary 22nd 2020 B odies are made of cells. Lots of them. An average adult human cont ...

The EconomistFebruary 22nd 2020 71 1 I n the pastdecade the number of people using the internet has leapt from 1.8bn, or a quart ...

72 Books & arts The EconomistFebruary 22nd 2020 2 doesn’t?” writes Joanne McNeil in “Lurk- ing”, a memoir of using, rather t ...

The EconomistFebruary 22nd 2020 Books & arts 73 1 I n 1933, whenMaurice Wilson decided to pilot a single-propeller aeroplane ...

74 Books & arts The EconomistFebruary 22nd 2020 2 dle East and Europe, including Tate Britain in London. His emotionally raw ...

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76 The EconomistFebruary 22nd 2020 Economic data Gross domestic product Consumer prices Unemployment Current-account Budget Inte ...

I t is easyto think of China as monolithic. But the government’s repression in Tibet and “re-education camps” in Xinjiang, in wh ...

78 The EconomistFebruary 22nd 2020 W hen he wasback in civvy street, Mike Hoare was an accoun- tant. It may have been a liking f ...

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