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Andrew Scott, as the Priest (we never learn his name, either) was unbelievably good, as were Kristin Scott Thomas and Fiona Shaw in cameos; and Sian Clifford, in particular, delivered a knockout performance as Claire.

The richest solos belong to Diane: the savagely lyrical reflections on her business; the speeches when she strokes, skewers and stuns those who would keep her from propelling Mitchell to mega-stardom; and the ecstatic problem-solving riff in the second act that brings down the house as if Ms. White had delivered a knockout performance of "Rose's Turn" from "Gypsy".

After delivering a knockout performance at Radio 1's Big Weekend and with the likes of Drake, Chase & Status, Will.i.am, Diplo and Kanye West all shining lights on her talent, we can't wait to see what she's got for us.

However, O'Brien didn't run the greatest campaign in the world: she never delivered a knockout performance in any of her debates with Romney, and she completely self-destructed during the final debate.

Its 445 pages fail to deliver a knockout blow.

And still seemingly ready to deliver a knockout punch.

It is too intent on its own conceptual cleverness to deliver a knockout emotional punch.

Saudi Arabia has had to accept that it is not going to deliver a knockout blow.

The verdict taints her but does not deliver a knockout punch.

The firm "now needs to deliver a knockout blow in pricing," says Christopher Hogbin of Bernstein Research.

His horizon line extends well beyond the desire to deliver a knockout blow to the archrivals at AstroTurf.