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Pro-EU Tory MPs like Ken Clarke are likely to start making demands on the government for a much softer Brexit; anti-EU MPs like Andrea Leadsom are likely to push for a much harder Brexit.

Those shortages, whatever the cause, are likely to push wages higher next year, he said.

If he does run, though, tea party groups are likely to push for a primary challenger.

Spiralling steel costs and all the delays are likely to push the price of the stadium beyond £1bn.

Then the action will shift to Capitol Hill, where defense contractors are likely to push back, using the jobs argument.

But the biggest contributors, which also include Canada, Japan and Germany, are likely to push for something more modest.

As such, members of the board who represent tenants are likely to push for no increases at all.

But other business interests, backed by legislators, are likely to push for opportunities to sell marijuana — many already are.

Democrats are likely to push for increased spending on social programs, and fewer tax breaks for corporations and wealthy individuals.

Obama's proposed increases are likely to push that number to around 34%.

But on the issue of the presidency, they are likely to push for a decisive say.