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Hello and welcome to the Intelligence on Economist Radio.

I'm your host Anne McElvoy, in for Jason Palmer.

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

The task of demolishing vast ships at the end of their useful lives is a tricky and a dirty one.

But now new techniques are transforming the art of ship-unbuilding.

He saw and Jacob are still having that family feud,

but a new translation of the Hebrew Bible from a renowned scholar,

he's putting some old stories in a new light.

First up though.

After nearly a week without electricity, power is being restored to parts of Venezuela.

The outages plunged a country already paralysed by severe shortages and hyperinflation,

deeper into crisis.

Electric pumps stopped working, leaving people desperate for water,

while fresh food rotted in the heat.

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