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Yet a serious message emerges from Mr Bose's history.

That is why players, agents and even N.B.A. officials are eager to see what message emerges from the union Thursday.

For the most part, though, the psychological message emerges subtly, as it would in a real fairy tale.

Much the same message emerges from another valuation method, which, rather like the price-to-dividends ratio for equities, measures the relationship of house prices to rents.Yet such yardsticks are not the final word.

The same message emerges clearly from the pages of Rebecca Solnit's A Paradise Built in Hell: the greatest, anarchic solidarity emerges in the most desperate and damaged places – earthquakes, warzones and so on.

These 15 videos captured the damage as it unfolded in real-time, and the Two Fourty Six PM project simply presents them simultaneously, yet a message emerges.

At some point, though, an alternative conservative message emerged.

The same message emerged from another study published last week in the same journal.

A similar message emerged at briefings given to select members of Congress within weeks of the attack.

But on Sunday, after President Obama said he would delay a military strike to obtain Congressional approval, a new message emerged from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government: Do not say anything.

What we should all focus on is the message emerging from Brown Central, that a deal between the two big losers – Labour and Lib Dems – is possible, and could even include a new Labour leader to make it "acceptable".