The Economist - USA (2019-07-20)

The EconomistJuly 20th 2019 Finance & economics 61 C hina’s economy is slowing, again. After a good start to the year annual ...

62 Finance & economics The EconomistJuly 20th 2019 1 W henevermichaeljjogaearnssome moneyfromhisweldingbusiness,he buysa bag ...

The EconomistJuly 20th 2019 Finance & economics 63 2 Buttonwood The factor fear T he finalof the European Football Champions ...

64 Finance & economics The EconomistJuly 20th 2019 I nmanywaysthefloodofbold,progressivepolicyproposals coursing across Amer ...

TheEconomistJuly 20th 2019 65 1 O n march 26thMike Pence, America’s vice-president, gave a speech at the us Space & Rocket C ...

66 Science & technology The EconomistJuly 20th 2019 2 space station, the Lunar Orbital Platform— Gateway(depicted, about to ...

The EconomistJuly 20th 2019 Science & technology 67 E lon musk, perhaps the world’s most famous entrepreneur, is sometimes r ...

68 TheEconomistJuly 20th 2019 1 S triking matcheson their rope-rough- ened palms, the burly whalers who chase Moby Dick seem unl ...

The EconomistJuly 20th 2019 Books & arts 69 2 1 hung, drawn and quartered bodies. Since everyone saw the world through the p ...

70 Books & arts The EconomistJuly 20th 2019 2 Johnson The poetry of emoji The internet is revealing the nature of language m ...

71 Invitation for Bids Disposal of URC’s Disused Marine Vessels PUSRP/DISP/19-20/00001/03 Under the Public Enterprises Reform an ...

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74 The EconomistJuly 20th 2019 S ince the best place to pick up a fare in Kinshasa, Congo’s capi- tal, was outside the Grand hot ...

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