Opinion
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Monday, August 24, 2015
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Op-Ed Contributors
Why Aren’t India’s Women Working?
By ROHINI PANDE and CHARITY TROYER MOORE
Outmoded gender norms are holding back female labor, and the country’s economy.
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Editorial
Clashing Views on E-Cigarettes
British and American studies disagree on the dangers of users going on to other smoking products.
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Editorial Observer
Cuban Dissidents Buoyed in a New Era
By ERNESTO LONDOÑO
The normalization of relations between Washington and Havana has made most dissidents feel emboldened and optimistic about achieving their goals.
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Editorial
The Politics of Desperation
Endlessly lending Greece more money to pay off old debts helps neither Europe nor Greece, no matter who is running the country.
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ROGER COHEN
Politics Upended in Britain and America
Corbyn, Trump and Sanders, the authentic outsiders riding anger at politics as usual. It’s a season of radical discontent.
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Op-Ed Columnist
A Moveable Glut
By PAUL KRUGMAN
What happens when too much money is chasing too few investment opportunities.
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