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Saxons v gladiators: The drones cometh

As regular readers are aware, I tend to stay away from outright political discussion in my column, because I think it is important that we serious columnists should maintain a professional impartiality. Also, I don’t want to get shot.
Shane Budden
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Once more unto the breach, dear friends

It's starting to seem a lot like the ’80s. For a start, my gym has started playing decent music. The big way this feels like the ’80s, however, is that Tony Fitzgerald is back conducting an inquiry into corruption.
Shane Budden
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Braking new ground from the sidelines

For those who aren’t mechanically inclined, I advise that the brakes are the thing on the car which stops it from moving.
Shane Budden
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It’s the brain game (part II)

You may recall that last column I pointed out our brains are out to get us... I come forth now with more proof.
Shane Budden
  • Outside the law, Suburban cowboy

It’s the brain game

The human is so impressive that we often only appreciate it when it becomes apparent that it has been disengaged... especially if someone uses the phrase "make America great again."
Shane Budden
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No longer a dog’s life

As I may have mentioned before, when struggling for content, we have a dog (my family and I do, I mean; not you and me).
Shane Budden
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The Rise of the Jedi Lawyer

In the Star Wars universe, the Jedi are warrior-wizards and the guardians of peace and justice in the galaxy; in the legal world, the Jedi are Ethics Solicitors, who guard the integrity of the legal profession itself. At least, that’s what we tell ourselves…
Shane Budden
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