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Confucius on display at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games Opening Ceremony. These performers represent the 3,000 disciples of Confucius. While the calligraphy brushes being used for headgear reminded the world of the ancient origins of Chinese script, they also helped write a clear message to all who watched that China’s cultural influence on the world has been deep and lasting. Mike Blake / Reuters

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The Cultural Crusades	Throw away the guns. Nick Young reports on the conquering power of Chinese culture.	Nick Young	June, 2009	423	Buy
A remarkable failure	Drug prohibition doesn’t work. Time to legalize instead, argues Rachel Godfrey Wood.	Rachel Godfrey Wood	June, 2009	423	Buy
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Running scared	No reprieve for gay community living with 30 years of sharia law	Anna Webster	May, 2009	422	Buy
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May Day!	Montreal police out of line and in the courts	Nadia Hausfather	May, 2009	422	Buy
Victory for Czech peace campaigners			May, 2009	422	Buy
Upping the ante	Protesters raise the stakes as strikes sweep the French Caribbean	Richard Swift	May, 2009	422	Buy
Shahadat Parvez	A Bangladeshi boy is inspired by a French footballer in Shahadat Parvez’s photograph.	Shahadat Parvez	May, 2009	422	Buy
Our Seeds: Seeds Blong Yumi	This is a rallying cry that shows the way in which people in many parts of the world are resisting seed privatization through actions big and small.	Richard Swift	May, 2009	422	Buy

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