Monocle Magazine Issue 150
Monocle Magazine Issue 150 (the Amusing Special Report Issue) is available now on loremnotipsum.com. Monocle’s 150th issue features a special report on humour: what makes people laugh around the world, can politicians be funny and why do people keep telling jokes that could land them in jail?
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