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Auction houses will be more eager than ever to secure these and, by conceding higher reserves to consignors, will themselves contribute to send prices climbing even higher.

Wasps are bidding for their fourth Premiership title, but Dallaglio believes the title will be harder than ever to secure this season.

Whatever else might have changed, though, the reason for conferring honors is probably the same as ever: to secure loyalty and entrench an elite of what Britons call the great and the good.

If the rumours washing through media circles about Sky's falling number of subscribers are true (17 per cent down on last year and counting), Murdoch will be more anxious than ever to secure United.

Since becoming the first rider ever to secure a hat-trick at the Manx Grand Prix, in 2008, the Braddan rider has become a regular fixture in the top 10 at the TT.

The club have been to 12 finals, winning six titles and they will be attempting to become the first team ever to secure three successive victories after triumphs over County Tyrone in 2013 and French club Vendee last year.

Widnes are closer than ever to securing a return to the Super League in 2012 after the Rugby Football League announced a set of criteria for ambitious Championship clubs that only they are currently capable of meeting.

Hillary Clinton has won more pledged delegates than he has and, with the superdelegates who have promised to support her, she is closer than ever to securing the Democratic Presidential nomination.

The three whaling nations, which continue to hunt limited numbers of whales in the name of 'scientific research', believe they are closer than ever to securing 51percentnt of the votes among the IWC's 69 members.

While those pending deals will still eventually have to clear tough votes in the House, Obama is now closer than ever to securing his trade platform.

Ainslie has had to dig as deep as he ever has to secure the single spot.