But this coup de grace wasn't: "My door is always open" to new ideas, the president said.
In the end, it will probably be Mr Aso's mediocre performance that administers the coup de grace.
Paul Harris then ended Shillingford's stay, leaving Steyn (8-94 in the match) to supply the coup de grace.
The coup de grace arrived when Shoaib skewed Broad to that man Morgan.
And it was Leicester who finished the match on top, flanker Herring applying the coup de grace after another onslaught on the visitors' line.
The coup de grace came in the 1960s, when Brazil's government moved out of Rio and into the new capital, Brasilia, hundreds of miles inland.
There is a feeling that perhaps Lancashire should have pinned Sussex to the floor and delivered the coup de grace instead of offering up a few overs of gentle Kartik spin.
And here's the coup de grace: This Democratic governor, who apparently hasn't been paying attention to anything Obama has said over the past two years, wonders aloud what he can get from Obama.
The internet gave the coup de grace to the system and displaced it, and though it's still accessed by millions each year, France Telecom will pull the plug once and for all this Saturday.
ENGADGET: Minitel to be shut down tomorrow: France bids adieu to the internet's precursor
Instead it was Flintoff who applied the coup de grace with a solid thump straight back down the ground over the ropes off Harris, to give England heart going into the one-day matches that begin with a Twenty20 international on 20 August.
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