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A subscription offering would be a move off the page and into women's physical lives that could work for the right price point.

It was a move that paid off almost immediately as Klose scored with his first touch to equal the World Cup scoring record and bring Germany level.

It was a move that paid off – Edge of Darkness doubled its audience on BBC1 to 8 million viewers.

It is a move that looks further off after the US Federal Reserve kept its powder dry on Thursday.

In the words of one of the convention's most senior members, "What we are doing is moving off a treaty track and on to a constitutional track, and we will now roll forward on that track".

But there have been improvements and Cast Offs is a move in the right direction.

With the millennials on the rise, I promise it's a move that will pay off.

Could backing Lekuton be a preventive move, fending off the Talibanization of an otherwise obscure corner of Africa?

Again, it may be a smart move to head off a theatrical-release flop, but is hardly the result Cowell will have been looking for.

Were "The Wherewithal" a traditional novel, that might be a difficult move to pull off.

They were shot and A Company were moved off and we replaced them in time to take all the flak from the locals in the morning.