Mr Osborne is determined that next Wednesday's budget will not be characterised by the type of u-turns on tax which characterised last year's statement.
But there were no policy prescriptions for campaign finance reform, constitutional amendments, or even the defiance to work around Congress that characterised last year's address when Obama promised executive action in place of stalled legislation.
Although not wielding quite the compelling blend of erotomania, humour and tragedy that characterised last year's Grinderman project, Dig, Lazarus, Dig!!! nonetheless packs a punch of similarly idiosyncratic power.
François Hollande would thus be wise to consider your conclusion: "In the long run autocrats may pay a higher price".Luca Volontè Chairman Dignitatis Humanae Institute Rome* SIR – You characterised 1968 as "pleasurably radical".
The divestment of European firms, the growing power of liberal Jewish organisations that oppose and denounce the occupation, the intense blitz of visits by John Kerry to force progress in the peace process, the widening cracks in Binyamin Netanyahu's coalition: all of this points to what Thomas Friedman characterised this week as a turning point in the relationship to the territories.
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