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Is it mad on paper for Labour to be even vaguely contemplating changing their leader so soon, without an obvious strong successor, when they ran on a promise of no drama?

At the time, Lorre said in a statement that he was grateful to have “such an incredibly wise, experienced and vaguely ruthless guy at the helm of this thing.”

The committee closed out its two-day meeting by passing a trio of vaguely worded statements that left many professional groups confused about what, if anything, the group had actually changed.

Anybody who has had to train for an endurance event - or is even vaguely familiar with buzzwords of the corporate world - will know about the concept of getting comfortable being uncomfortable.

A dance party in the desert set at some vaguely hinted-at moment of apocalypse, the movie is something you feel, not solve.