Mr Kutan, for his part, disclaims any ambition to lead Virtue after the next party congress.
Notts clinched the title on the final day of the season by virtue of winning more games after they and Somerset finished level on points.
After all, hostile takeovers have at least one important virtue.
This is, after all, a man who believes that stubbornness is a virtue.
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And so now, after a long odyssey, the product that stands for farm-town virtue is managed from Rye Brook, near New York city.
And there is a mild incentive for virtue: the joyous welcome afforded to countries that gain readmission after a period of isolation (as happened to South Africa after apartheid or Pakistan when democracy returned).
At the inaugural ICC World Twenty20 two years ago, they made it through to the Super Eight stage by virtue of a win over Zimbabwe, but bowed out of the tournament after losing to hosts South Africa, New Zealand and India.
Virtue, the Islamic party formed when its predecessor, Welfare, was banned in 1998 after being thrown out of office, has spotted that with a European arm around its shoulder it might be better able to insist, for instance, that females should be allowed, despite current laws, to wear headscarves in state-run schools and government offices.
Luckily, for the reader, American politics, and political books, are loaded with tiny, all-too-human contradictions from the pushy fund-raiser who was shunned by her peers after sitting next to Bill Clinton to the strange fact that Bill Bennett, the Republican's dean of virtue, once dated Janis Joplin.
The original Raven -- as the team's first draft pick after it relocated from Cleveland to Baltimore -- literally stands above everyone else in the Class of 2013, by virtue of his height and 345-pound frame.
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