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RIBA president stood up for the profession against detractors
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Director Ben Wheatley makes a dog’s dinner of JG Ballard’s dystopian novel
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An Aldous Huxley novel provides the starting point for a diverse show of contemporary art
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A spectacular, if somewhat unnerving, show about the troubled relationship between humanity and its creations
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Debate reopens over when to start retirement savings
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The Gagosian Gallery's visual tribute to the 'artist's writer'
It peaked just as Lehman collapsed – and now it’s coming back
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