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In conversation: Mad Men’s Matthew Weiner on how it ends
In the second half of our Canada-exclusive interview, the creator of Mad Men discusses that D.B. Cooper theory and why the ending doesn’t matter
Watching the eurozone
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The problem with Carl’s Jr.’s ’Six Dollar Burger’
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The wanderings and writings of Willie Nelson
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In conversation: Mad Men’s Matthew Weiner on identity and symbols
In the first half of our Canada-exclusive interview, Mad Men’s creator discusses the magnetism of Don Draper and the show’s literary allusions
The big bond sell-off
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Winter comes for the Arab Spring
Four years after the revolution, Egypt has finally erased whatever meagre progress was made