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Incidentally: I just saw a new piece, on a publication that at least in its UK version (which the USA version partially embeds) offers, in spite of frequent expression of biased views, a few remarkable articles. (Some say, "at least they are on average excellently written".)

It was an article about Eileen O’Shaughnessy - George Orwell's wife (I suppose this could raise interest, possibly also yours).

I have seen in that text unneeded references to Orwell's most private matters - as if spying in Mr. Blair's rooms.

And this should tell us how hints ("Well, it was published there"), while valuable to have at least some tentative initial ranking, are unfortunately not useful for reliable discrimination.