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August 12, 2014updated 11 Jan 2016 1:43pm

Illustrations by Made In Chelsea’s Anna-Louise Felstead

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The first piece, appropriately enough, is about Daisy Price, our Mid-Atlantic Girl columnist, who went from being a Londoner to a New Yorker, just like Anna-Louise.

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Jamaica

Rum Business or Jamaican Fizz? Jamaica wants to become the Caribbean’s next big investment magnet. Think about it and you’ll realise that’s not as unlikely as it might sound, says William Cash

18 MAG hunting

Life in the Flask Lane: Wowee a hunt ball in upstate New York that’s a match for its booze-sodden English counterparts. Bottoms up, says Daisy Prince

29 MAG Logan

Just Firing Off Some Copy: Brave, tireless and, as recent events in Libya, Egypt and elsewhere have shown, more necessary than ever, all hail the female war correspondent, says Daisy Prince

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Arlidge

Cinderella Story: Luxury goods firms and those that aspire to a little luxury are betting billions that upscale consumers are fed up with being fed up. Can snazzy brands smell an upturn that has eluded practitioners of the dismal science? John Arlidge reports

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