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It would normally be over by now, the Champions League group stage done and dusted, and yet Arsenal know they must go again for two more ties; a test of their physicality, the depth of their reserves…
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It will be in the winter again and many stadiums and hotels are yet to be built but there is a genuine love for the sport
Fifa’s bid evaluation report left no doubt: Saudi Arabia had put together the …
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Missing in action during the past six torrid weeks: Manchester City’s pizzazz. It was absent here again, in the latest moping performance that has become the recognisable face of Pep Guardiola’s for…
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If you really care, get us an upgrade of a bargain-basement product you’ve spotted us using. Our gratitude will be eternal
When I was a small boy, socks were the inverse of a Platonically ideal presen…
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Purchased in 2005 by Albert Okura, Amboy now honors the Japanese American man who spent his life preserving symbols of Americana
This small town, like so many along Route 66, should be dead. Doomed by…
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The Guardian visits a Soviet-era coal-fired thermal installation to explore how it has held up to Russian attacks
In the cavernous turbine hall of a coal-fired thermal power plant, deputy chief engine…
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In their feverish film, Craig plays a man embroiled in a drug-fuelled gay affair. He and director Guadagnino talk about love, ageing – and a forgotten sex act
There is no shortage of directors who hav…
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Cochlear implantation is controversial in ways that parallel medical situations – such as artificial limbs and cornea transplants – are not. Why does this issue provoke such fierce debate?
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It’s occasionally clumsy and overly light, but the tale of rich families competing to outbid each other for a house is pacy, packed with plot and stuffed with excellent performances
You could call it …
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Documentary about amateur theatre group’s take on classic horror film made available to wider audience
For anyone who is weary of the usual feelgood festive films – Love Actually, Elf, Miracle on 34th…
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