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Black and white photography by Matt Lockett. Street, architecture and urban landscape across the UK.

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2864 — Verity Marchou

The glass that learned to frame what it couldn't protect // Verity Marchou, after Berger on transparency's incidental custody

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2863 — Yolande Mainprice

The Outsider // Albert Camus

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2862 — Aliyah Mardine

The wires stopped conducting anything but their own weight // Aliyah Mardine, after Stevens on retired obligations.

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2861 — Cosmo Lannigan

The Trinity Centre, Leeds.

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2860 — Bramwell Marnate

It outlived the thing it was holding a place for // Bramwell Marnate, after Berger on substitution's patient coup

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2859 — Klára Pollyne

Youcanbe // je ne sais quoi

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2858 — Katja Karpyne

The theatre is better // Katja Karpyne, after Berger on fiction's superior forestry

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2857 — Gisele Khevan

Wanting your country to have a strong military?

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2856 — Vladimir Bartix

Further progress in the war // nobody can make.

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2855 — Pyotr Klive

Good // I’m sorry.

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2854 — Yuri Wickmore

You had me at piles // ifthattimetabledoesntstick

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2853 — Cressida Belkine

The desk keeps what the body forgets to // Cressida Belkine, beside Nelson on the furniture of attention

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2852 — Iris Bachu

Telling lies // well, that’s no surprise.

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2851 — Vera Manru

What the hand refuses, the wall remembers // Vera Manru, adjacent to Berger's geometry of labour

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2850 — Letitia Knightley

Up a tree //

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2849 — Wilfrid Vandekleine

Anton //

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2848 — Tim Cook

The man who learned to delegate wonder // Geoff Dyer, on the administration of curiosity