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    <title>From ‘Fiscal Headroom’ to ‘Grown-Up Conversation’: A Field Guide to Westminster Waffle</title>
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    <description>Every trade has jargon, but political jargon is unusual: it is built to sound reassuring while meaning something slightly worse. Here are six phrases that deserve to be retired before the next Budget, along with the bill the rest of us pick up for them.</description>
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    <title>Stop Asking, Start Deciding: Westminster Has Forgotten How to Govern</title>
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    <description>Reviews, taskforces, citizens&#039; assemblies and call-for-evidence exercises have become a governing style rather than a stage in governing. When the answer is always another consultation, nobody has to own the outcome — and the country pays for the delay.</description>
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