Basic magazine and news musts for the internationally minded

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	"I read some of the best articles here.  Awfully sharp journalism."

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	"Thoughtful, insightful. I never get through the ruddy thing but it's better to have more worthwhile articles to get through than less.  They're always brilliant."

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	"Outstanding, a must-read.  While I sometimes find a few writers in there to be ideologically wrong, it shows how open-minded the editors are for including it.  Extraordinary."

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	"This is just a reminder to subscribe, because it's excellent, and it can help you in ways you probably haven't realized if you don't already read it."

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	"I wouldn't call Harpers a must-read priority-wise, but there is some great policy debate in there.  Definitely for the contemplative among us and the true enthusiast."

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	"Essential reading for current events."

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	"It goes without saying, but most everything the NYT does is excellent.  Obviously NY-centric and Israeli-leaning where the Middle East is involved, but on the whole a source of excellent journalism."

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	"Simple to understand, great backgrounders.  The website is terribly useful as well."

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	"Expensive but valuable: everything from issues to job leads.  (With a $390 price tag, consider splitting with colleagues at work.)  Must-read for political insiders and anyone interested in policy."

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	"Fascinating and affordable.  Read critically, but very valuable insights."

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	"Awfully liberal (as one would guess) and nevertheless some great advice for both foreign and domestic policy.  Some articles awful, some brilliant."

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	"Reader's digest for the thinking.  Everyone says this and it's true.  Read more for basic ideas than specifics for policy -- you'll be surprised at the relevant insights you'll get."

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	"Excellent for the business and policy side."

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	"Well-rounded, thoughtful, and aware of present events without being sensationally consumed by them."

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	"FP is a pretty good read.  My views are challenged every time, and there is definitely some crap in there (Sam Huntington - Clash of Civilizations etc. - really?)  But usually gives space to many sides of the issue.  Worth the little money you spend on it every year.  Try it out."

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	"So you know what the morons are going to blow up next.  "It is as well to know what tunes the devil is playing.""