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COP21: Paris climate deal must protect future generations from our toxic legacy
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Europe should shut down Saudi Arabia-sponsored media hate networks if it wants to beat Isis
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TTIP: The insidious, global, corporate threat to our human rights
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Trolling Isis gives cheap laughs but an Anonymous digital blockade would be a real victory
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Cheers Donald Trump, I'm sure Isis are thrilled you're doing their work for them
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