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The spectator and The New Statesman are my other routine reading (after LTT of course). The former sees itself as a principled, but maverick, journal of the right and the latter as a principled (but worthy) journal of the left. Their politics occasionally converge, on issues of liberty and art, but until recently you have always been able to tell the difference by their punctuation: The Spectator is steadfast in its precise, classical, use of the colons and semi-colons of discipline; and The...

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