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    "text": "No.17 in this daily thread. Naomi Alderman, The Power. A novel that received a lot of prominence (and an Amazon TV adaptation) but on some levels seems to make an obvious point. However, reading the review in Abigail Nussbaum's Track Changes recently made me think again and I remembered this: (26/-)",
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        "title": "Naomi Alderman, The Power (2016)",
        "description": "This review first appeared in 2017 as part of the Shadow Clarke Project and is still available on the Anglia Ruskin site, here. However, there is a bit of a (possibly) Freudian slip in this version…"
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