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In an age where it is impossible to navigate Regent Street without endless detours around young women gurning into iPhones invariably held at a 35-degree angle above their heads to ensure the best possible jawline for their Instabarf feed, vanity seems to be very much in vogue.
With that in mind, it is with no small degree of self-regard that our analysts have been trawling through their output this year, seeking to find the one article that—in their view—best reflects the wit, genius, and perspicacity that is their native lot.
Among their choices, you will find a valiant defence of Old Blighty, a fierce attack on the lazy consensus that passive funds will dominate the future, something about potatoes, and a clever analysis of the false sense of security that higher interest rates bring to those keeping their assets in cash.
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