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<title>The Enlightenment was a capital idea, Sir</title>
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I am a massive fan of the Prince of Wales. I approve of everything he says about food and farming, I sympathise with the burden of living up to a more popular parent, I have myself occasionally said the wrong thing in the wrong place at the wrong time and been made a laughing stock for it, and I admire his tailoring. In April I&#8217;m even marrying a Welsh girl. Hell, I practically AM the Prince of Wales. And so I worry that his most recent outburst will be misunderstood.	
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<title>Kids will go cap in hand for Tesco schooldays</title>
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Just when you thought that there wasn&#8217;t an area of retail left that Tesco couldn&#8217;t move into and change for ever &#8212; as it has done in such unlikely areas as literature, petrol, home insurance and Lithuanian escort girls (the appetite for which has been transformed by the BOGOF phenomenon) &#8212; it goes and restores your faith with a big push into the school uniform market.	
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