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Issue: #10

Jan-Mar 2013

Looking back at the quarter when the US nearly fell off a fiscal cliff, Jimmy Savile was named as the UK’s most prolific sex offender, horsemeat appeared in beef lasagnes, the Pope resigned, Oscar Pistorius was charged with murder and Hugo Chavez, president of Venezuela, died.

Cover by Handiedan
Covers Jan-Mar 2013
Published July 2013

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Highlights

Gabriel García Márquez’s forgotten Hugo Chávez interview
A crash course in becoming an IT millionaire
The Belfast flag riots
The architecture graduates working the night shift at McDonald’s
How to win an Oscar

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