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The fight to lead Labour
Taming a tribal party
Sep 8th 2010, 11:20 by The Economist online
With a result almost in sight, our correspondents discuss the ongoing battle for leadership of Britain's Labour Party
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god, the Southern middle classes can so contained and dull. god, you all at the Economist need to bring it up, add some volume, insert some passion.
god, one really very long blah-fest.