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Keir Starmer says it best when he says nothing at all

7 January 2024

5:30 PM

7 January 2024

5:30 PM

There is a modern country music standard called ‘When You Say Nothing At All’. The song, taken to the top of the UK pop charts by the Irish singer Ronan Keating a quarter of a century ago, is a treatise on the power of non-verbal communication. The central ‘hook’ line involves someone telling their lover: ‘You say it best when you say nothing at all.’

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