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The league took a big step toward getting off the ground last summer with test flights of a prototype Rocket Racer, a specially commissioned racing plane with liquid-oxygen-fueled engines designed by Armadillo Aerospace.

The man, the myth, Wild-Man Rick Ta' Life has made a big step towards manhood and shaved off his trademark dreadlocks.

Those two goals in the first half put Holland under extreme pressure, and Burak Yilmaz slotted in a third goal on 85 minutes as Fatih Terim's side took a big step towards achieving either a play-off place or a final automatic spot.

"When they ring up the Lloyds CTO [chief technology officer] to ask for a new product, will he turn around and say 'sorry guv, that could take weeks' and then switch it on the day after Lloyds has launched its own version?" says a person who was involved in one of the bids.Despite the challenges facing TSB, its spin-off is a big step towards a healthier market.

Glasgow took a big step towards a home Pro12 play-off semi-final as they romped to an eighth successive win at Scarlets.

Now the United States has taken a big step toward opening the seas off Alaska to a new round of oil and gas exploration.

"This is the most important game we have played in for many years – getting to the play-offs would represent a big step for us and one that most people here, including myself, did not see coming so soon".

"It was a big step to invite me," said Eduardo, who shrugged off the controversy.

Although that's still probably a long way off, breaking off sports channels from current programming packages would be a big step in the right direction.

Premier League leaders Chelsea take a big step towards clinching the title as three second-half goals see off Everton.

England took a big step towards retaining the Women's Ashes by winning the one-off Test by 61 runs.