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• Andrew Grice: Tories fear 'scorched earth' policy
Conservatives worry there are many poison pills in the machine.
• Howard Jacobson: We're in search of a new Messiah
We seem to be in need of big emotion. Joy or grief, it doesn’t matter.
• Mary Dejevsky: Not every revolution is victorious
Efforts to challenge an established order fail at least as often as they succeed.
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