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on Economist Radio. I'm your host, Lane Green, filling in for Jason Palmer. Every weekday, we provide a fresh

perspective on the events shaping your world. Ten years ago, the self-immolation of a fruit

peddler in Tunisia sparked the beginning of the Arab Spring. But now, Tunisia itself, the most

promising country for democracy in the

Arab world, is disillusioned and even nostalgic for the past. And Leon Fleischer was at the

pinnacle of his career as a pianist when he gradually lost the use of his right hand. From despair

and unsuccessful treatments, he went on to reinvent his playing around his left hand.

Our obituaries editor looks back on his remarkable transformation.

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