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But after Oscar Pistorius was given the green light to race alongside able-bodied athletes in the men's 400m in London, it appears that he could be a realistic medal contender next year.

On Friday, Goodell said he was thrilled the three NFL games in London next season have already sold out and said the league's full-time move to the city could be "a realistic possibility" if there continues to be an enthusiasm for the NFL.

Ten or 15 years, Mitra said, could be a realistic schedule for commercial implementation.

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So reaching the semi-finals could be a more realistic result.

Alternatively, there could be a more realistic charge for the collection and commercial re-use of personal data.

Shoot up some bipartisan multi-racial nostalgic all-American crapola, and take this issue off the table.Then again, Mr Romney's all-white campaign ad could be a demographically realistic reflection of his voter base.

Wolves host Queen's Park Rangers on 17 September, although the away trip to Liverpool a week later could be a more realistic target for any return.

That result aside, though, to date British women have not enjoyed the same level of success as their male counterparts and the use of a domestique could be a more realistic option for them.