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He admitted there were risks – that politicians would be just as boring as before, or viewers would vote with their remote controls and change channels, but "to break the stand-off, both sides have to jump at once".

"The Government sincerely believes that it is time to break the stand-off by taking the initiative, knowing (Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi's) uncompromising stance and rigidity while at the same time being very much aware of the lack of control as a party the N.L.D. central executive committee should have over their general secretary, who has always been acting like a dictator," an official statement said.

With the Lib Dems welcoming Mr Cameron's statement, the BBC's political correspondent Alex Forsyth said there appeared to be some "movement" to break the apparent stand-off between the parties.

The home side were in charge of a massively one-sided match from the fifth minute when the stand-off George Williams broke the visitors' defence with a jinking run to score their first try and his half-back partner Matty Smith kicked the first of his three goals.

The hooker James Roby then broke out of his own half to send the stand-off Lance Hohaia over before Wellens finished off a half-break from Walsh to touch down.

The stand-off made a crucial half break which enabled him to get behind the defence and his pass out to David Hodgson yielded the all important touchdown.

The stand-off was triggered by the Shia-led central government's decision to break up a Sunni Arab protest camp near Ramadi.

The stand-off lasted two weeks.

But still the stand-off goes on.

When cows had more space available during the stand-off period, they spent more time lying on the rubber mats and less time lying on pasture during their daily 6-h feed break.

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