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Monitor articles for October 21, 2022

Good as Gould: The lasting echoes of an essayist’s work
Not just a matter of Truss: Britons want responsibility from next PM
Friday, October 21, 2022 - The Christian Science Monitor Daily
When it comes to climate justice, one small island is thinking big
The Monitor's ViewChile’s search for harmony in the middle
John Gould still waits to welcome you home
Pockets full of memories
Cover StoryThe new swing vote: Why more Latino voters are joining the GOP
A Christian Science PerspectiveSinging to a different tune – finding our purpose
CommentaryHonoring the astonishing Mr. Gould
First LookBehind the colorful tropical fish trade loom perilous practices
First LookAs Cantonese dwindles, teachers preserve it for future generations
First LookRetro revival: Roller skating trend renews old sidewalk joys