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Gabrielle Welch
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Dominic Cummings at Warwick Speakeasy
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Rafael Duque
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The US presidency: It’s a man’s world
Jack Thompson
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The ‘curated self’: a philosophical exploration
Mani Theocharopoulos
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Rafael Duque
Feb. 7
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Rachel Gore
Feb. 4
A conversation with Dr Pierre Purseigle: how the LA wildfires show us that ‘there’s no such thing as a natural disaster’
Nikolai Morton
Jan. 30
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