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Hello and welcome to the intelligence from The Economist. Today, from London, I'm your host,

Jason Palmer. Every weekday, we provide a fresh perspective on the events shaping your world.

American voters are increasingly revealing their concerns for the welfare of livestock animals.

But efforts to change the law in some states are coming up against all kinds of resistance,

facing arguments ranging from the industrial to the constitutional.

And science fiction is often thought of as a futuristic art, but often it plums the past for its

settings and its hierarchies. We take a look at the newest installment of the Predator franchise

and find a historical setting for a very current kind of hero.

But first...

A Yom... A year's long prosecution has come to an end, and a former Malaysian Prime Minister is going to jail. I've got to dozed, but it's not yet what I'm going to talk of the ma'amah, but it's every what I'm going to hold from the Macamah

have been told

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