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From such reasoning, he proceeded to incorporate much of “The African Roots of the War” his remarkably prescient 1915 Atlantic Monthly thinkpiece about global competition for markets into the new essay, “The Hands of Ethiopia,” as well as into “The Souls of White Folk.”

DARKWATER W.E.B. DU BOIS 2004

It's not some Frank Tipler-style high-minded thinkpiece on mankind's destiny.

Asimov's Science Fiction 2003

The film has certainly picked up a few snotty reviews in the US, where it arrives this weekend, but this is an actor who managed to survive the twin horrors of ill-judged second world war tale Valkyrie and tedious thinkpiece

Film | guardian.co.uk 2010

Given that the paper in question is a thinkpiece looking at the sort of assumptions we need to consider, rather than a policy document stating fact, they do seem to have got the wrong end of the stick.

Army Rumour Service 2010

There's an intriguing thinkpiece in Wired UK's September edition in which Russell Davies effectively argues that the shape of our content is a product of the media that carry it ...

Megite Technology News: What's Happening Right Now 2010

The truly impressive thing about Neill Blomkamp's sci-fi tale of extraterrestrials living in squalor in a Johannesburg slum was the way it managed to be a highly original thinkpiece and a barnstorming action adventure flick all at the same time.

Blogposts | guardian.co.uk 2009

This is all driven by Andrew Haldane's thinkpiece about reversing the power balance between state and finance.

BBC Blog Network 2009

And then you can write your little thinkpiece on how the bugaboos of divisive partisanship just won't go away!

Gawker 2009

Butcher on The Shape of the Industry -- Christopher Butcher's been promising something interesting for a few days now, and he's made good on his hints with a fantastic new thinkpiece on the evolving marketplace for manga and graphic novels

The ADD Blog at Comic Book Galaxy 2009

As a disclaimer, this is presented as a thinkpiece.

Fight dem back! 2008