"We look forward with amusement to explanations by a variety of psychologists and graphologists of how various characteristics ascribed to the PM on the basis of the doodles, such as 'struggling to concentrate', 'not a natural leader', 'struggling to keep control of a confusing world' and 'an unstable man who is feeling under enormous pressure', equally apply to Mr Gates," a Downing Street spokesman told the media.
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We also plead that Emma Bache, our own graphologist, entertained a few healthy doubts. Mr Blair’s writing, she thought, had changed noticeably since she last examined it. “There is more than a hint of megalomania about him which I haven’t seen before,” she said.
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In a further dig, the statement went on: "We are astonished that no one who ran the story thought to ask No 10 if the doodles were in fact Mr Blair's, particularly as it was obvious to anyone the handwriting was totally different." Last night the experts, who were all asked to comment on the understanding that Mr Blair definitely was the author, were unrepentant.
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"Mrs Bache, who regularly carries out employee assessments for firms such as Barings"