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Watching Danny Boyle's brilliantly messy London 2012 opening ceremony on the big screen was an unexpected highlight too – the muddle, the music and the fancy dress resonating with an emotional crowd of thousands of festivalgoers (big cheers for Tim Berners-Lee! a roar for Danny Boy!).

For many party faithful, a botched poster campaign launched last month by their leader and her new secretary-general against the chancellor's proposed pension reforms, using three police-style mug-shots of Mr Schröder, highlighted the weakness, backbiting, muddle and clumsiness of their leadership.

No one gets prizes What a muddle ReprintsThe cases highlight the cultural ambiguity that permeates life in the UAE.

Melodramatic excess compounds the muddle.

(See "Medvedev Adds To The Muddle").

The muddle here is painful for the United States.

And the Institute for Government said problems with the project highlighted a deeper "muddle of accountability" in Whitehall, arguing that senior civil servants should have more willingness to express concerns and challenge the direction of policy while also being subject to greater scrutiny by Parliament.

Nina's sourjorn in La Serenissisma proves the highlight of the book, creating the perfect setting for the kind of romantic muddles at which Cheek excels.

The new polling highlights a muddled public reaction to a crisis that doesn't fit neatly within traditional political lines.

"Does that translate into the muddling of opinions?

Yet the day only highlighted the difficulties he faces and the constitutional muddle that resulted from the recent presidential election, which Montenegro largely boycotted to protest constitutional changes wrought by Slobodan Milosevic.