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But the EU's manoeuvring has been masterly, because it is forcing a clear decision from the single most important player at the talks: China.

Planning for post-polling-day manoeuvring had been handed to four people: Lord Falconer, Lord Adonis, Miliband's chief of staff Tim Livsey and Alastair Campbell.

It is still unclear whether the manoeuvre has been successful.

Difficult days ahead for the prime minister whose room for political manoeuvre has been markedly diminished.

It turns out he was just warming up.The reaction to Mr Morsi's manoeuvre has been revealing.

A new four-part comic series, whose title, Death of Wolverine, leaves little room for manoeuvre, has been published.

It is also apparent now that something of a "sprat to catch a mackerel" manoeuvre has been going on, involving France, the UK and China.

Hasan Askari Rizvi, a Lahore-based political scientist, said the army's room to manoeuvre has been steadily reduced by the emergence of rival power centres over the past decade.

She packs in more twists and flips than any previous champion, to the point that one manoeuvre has been named after her.

Every manoeuvre has been deployed, often with the assistance of Labour headquarters, to parachute favoured candidates into safe seats, with the constituency party bypassed.

Mr Sinha could have cut staff (the railways alone are estimated to have 500,000 surplus workers).Given the fragility of the coalition, Mr Sinha's room for manoeuvre has been limited.