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- Subscriber of the week: Jess Moor Email emily.bootle@newstatesman.co.uk if you would like to be the New Statesman’s Subscriber of the Week. What do you do? Procrastinate, write novels. Where do you live? London. Do you vote? Yes. How long have you been a subscriber? About two years. What made you start? Realising I can’t complain about a paucity of decent journalism if I don’t pay. Is the NS bug in the family? No, but we all agree Stephen Bush is very sensible. What pages do you flick to first? Whatever Twitter tells me to read. How do you read yours? On my iPad. What would you…