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The Constitution Project is considered a moderate thinktank that strives to bridge political divides.

They include the Central American Institute for Fiscal Studies (Icefi), a thinktank that has a particular interest in taxation.

The Heartland Institute, a Chicago-based conservative thinktank that seeks to discredit established science on climate change, said it was sending a team of climate scientists to Rome "to inform Pope Francis of the truth about climate science".

Dry, clever, post-Thatcherite thinktank that attempts to combine market economics with social justice.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies, the thinktank that specialises in assessing the state of the public finances, has also raised eyebrows at Osborne's 2014 budget, in which tax cuts were supposed to be cancelled out by spending cuts.

The very rich throw money at the parties, lobby groups and thinktanks that project their demands.

Stevens's public dampening-down of expectations follows concerns raised by health thinktanks that political parties' promises made during the election to give patients easier access to key NHS services were not realistic.

She is a patron of the moderate Islamic thinktank the Quilliam Foundation.

Michael Shifter, president of the Inter American Dialogue, a Washington thinktank, says that the US position on such a sensitive issue is crucial.

And, strangely, a former member of Adams' "thinktank" argued that the UDA deserved the money and should be given it.

Many moderate Republicans want that.