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And while the Conservatives' manifesto ignores issues of inequality, there is plenty of interest in creating opportunity and social mobility.

And while the Conservatives and the Bloc made small gains in Quebec, it was the Liberals who cleaned up.

And while the Conservatives are not as ideologically confident as in the 1980s, the scale of their proposed privatisations suggests they expect to over-ride any opposition.

And while the Conservatives worked to build ties to members of ethnic communities in and around Toronto, Canada's largest city, many of its election victories there came because the Liberals and New Democrats split the left-of-center vote.

And, while the Conservatives continue to wallow directionless and Labour is sucked into the violent, messy aftermath of a misguided war, Charles Kennedy's party has (mostly) seemed a model of cohesiveness.

The financial crisis and Great Recession have sapped support for multi-lateralism; DfID disburses its growing budget without any sense of strategic purpose apart from to encourage the role of the private sector; and while the Conservatives have bought into the 0.7% aid pledge, the commitment is only skin deep.

And while the conservative wing rejoiced, the surprise outcome raised serious questions about the future place in the party of lawmakers like Senators Olympia J. Snowe and Susan Collins of Maine and other Republicans in the Senate and House who are not lock-step conservatives.

Its liberals are moderate and reasonable, while the conservatives are dug in, guzzling Tea.

By 2015 they could be judged against specific achievements (and failures), while the Conservatives could get on with their priorities without the frustration of having to look over their shoulders.

The Labor Party, he said, had left an opening for a party that is "actively looking after the working class, manufacturing industry and public services" while the Conservatives had opened up "the hang 'em, flog 'em" space.

He told BBC News Labour's approach to deficit reduction was a "slow and relentless grind" while the Conservatives would go "even faster than is necessary".