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The Nick Clegg/Vince Cable feud is not quite in the same league, but there are traces of that dynamic at work in Glasgow and they will be fully on display today.

The differences over how to respond were fully on display on Sunday.

The differences between Mr. Netanyahu and Mr. Obama were fully on display on Sunday.

The Romney campaign knows this, of course, so it has developed a counterstrategy that was fully on display at the convention for those who might have missed it on the trail: Don't change the plans, but don't talk about them, either.

But having said that, one can still value the clarity of his thinking, which is fully on display here.

That effort was fully on display at the news conference held by O.S.C.E.

As I said earlier (see 8.45m), quoting Osborne's biographer, at some stage early in his career Osborne learnt "the primacy of politics over policy" and today that philosophy was fully on display.

Now, with Mr. Gambling set to take his program to WOR-AM (710) next week, he and Mr. Bloomberg can reprise the mutually admiring relationship that was fully on display at a news conference announcing the re-emergence of the program, now in an 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. time slot.

The divisions and shortcomings within the council were fully on display last week when its 10-member executive committee met at the Four Seasons Hotel in Doha, Qatar — its soaring lobby bedecked with roses and other red flowers left over from Valentine's Day.