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It would certainly step up the international pressure on him.

"But if I was doing that stuff today, I'd certainly step back from it now".

O2 will ideally still look for a buyer and Virgin Media could certainly step in".

Nick Clegg clung on – just - though the scale of his party's collapse means he will almost certainly step down in the coming days.

The still-tribal nature of Libyan society means Gaddafi controls not only the army and security forces, which would almost certainly step in if there was serious political upheaval, but also other key constituencies.

Richardson paid for her 50% share up front, but if it were a mortgage the lender would almost certainly step in to pay off the rent arrears, adding the arrears and additional charges to the mortgage loan, to preserve its security and avoid the shared-ownership tenant being evicted.

"She certainly stepped it up," Sharapova said, "got that break, got more confidence, started going for her shots".

"We've certainly stepped in a hole and we're going to have to work ourselves out of it, but it isn't the end of the Gulf of Mexico".

"But the court found that she was perfectly capable of acting as a co-conservator," said John Silberman, her lawyer, "and she certainly stepped up to the plate".

It may be too much to claim that the new four-star Bianca Resort in Kolasin will put the region on the map, but it has certainly stepped in to fill a yawning gap on the accommodation front.

I think it certainly steps up the stakes from last year.