So, admittedly, are most new presidents, though one should not exult in the fact.

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He even got to exult in the democratic uprising in Ukraine, which rejected a government closely tied to Moscow.

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Will Gordon Brown, the chancellor, exult in the absence of Peter Mandelson, his old enemy and Mr Blair's confidant?

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And, yes, these type of shows also appeal to the primal need to exult over luxe, all those expensive and flashy-looking things that shine in the night or at least in the display case.

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