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Published 5 Oct 2015 Follow @SamRoggeveen

Today is a public holiday in Australia, so please check back in with us tomorrow as regular service resumes on The Interpreter.

Meantime, here's last week's best Interpreter reading in the Weekend Catch-up. Among other things, we covered Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to the US. Here's another take on that visit:

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