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by reprinting cabinet minutes. Ministers were discussing ways to curtail benefit payments to
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sought "to mirror, to analyse, to understand, not to exhort or moralise." It tried to see the world as it was, not as it was supposed to be. These aims were continued and developed under the editorship of
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was usually perceived as centre-left, but it was fiercely non-partisan and never endorsed any political party.
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