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Ten must-read blogs Romney says 47% of US voters are "dependent" and will never vote for him
Secret video reveals Republican candidate describing 47% of voters as "victims" who will always vote for Obama. By George Eaton Thinspiration and exploitation: why fashion is deeply uncool
Is fashion a feminist issue? Of course it bloody is. By Rhiannon and Holly Osborne should beware of bolstering the Tories' anti-green wing
Voters don't see climate change as a priority, but caring about it was an emblem of Tory moderation. By Rafael Behr Why the editor of Closer should get her tits out
Laurence Pieau thinks that the topless shots of the Duchess of Cambridge are "full of joy" and "not degrading". I won't believe it until I see her nipples. By Helen Lewis Fisking the Mail on Sunday's "Gove-Levels" story
The inaccuracies in the paper's big education scoop. By Adam Creen The 2012 US election is Bush-Kerry in reverse
Like the Democrats in 2004, the Republicans have over-estimated their instinctive appeal to voters. By Jonn Elledge Labour surges to a 15-point lead, but there's a catch
60% of voters still prefer Cameron as Prime Minister to Miliband. By George Eaton Grant Morrison: Why I'm stepping away from superheroes
The comics author on gay Batman, fan entitlement - and why accepting an honour from the Queen doesn't mean he's sold out. By Laura Sneddon By putting pressure on Obama over Israel and Iran, Netanyahu is helping Romney
If Romney is elected, war in the Middle East could be on the horizon. By John Stoehr Is there a new Ed Miliband coalition?
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