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Flushing out that money, the subject of an apparent new push by some European governments, will be a challenge, he acknowledged.

But perhaps it is not too much to hope that governments will be a bit less apologetic, a bit less pandering, now that they have been shown so plainly that growth is as good for the poor as it is for everybody else.

Well, government will be a bit like the administration of a university.

But the government will be a fierce competitor for those funds.

"I think the government will be a risk manager extraordinaire," said Mr. Litan of Brookings.

He said that his government will be a "partner for peace".

INDIA, if you believe the government, will be a land in which Starbucks and Prada thrive but where foreign firms will be prohibited from selling onions.

The new government will be a coalition of four centre-right parties, probably led by Iveta Radicova, a former sociology professor.

According to the Maoists' many critics on the other hand, the new government will be a "puppet" of the former rebels, whom they still regard as unacceptable.

Nevertheless, make no mistake, persuading Unite members to vote for a campaign led by such an overtly hostile and anti-democratic government will be a challenge," he said.

Any government will be a compromise but, if not led by one party, at least a wider range of views could be represented.