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But council leader Raj Chada insisted: "It will be a close race, but we are reasonably confident".

The natural reaction might have been to insist the second leg will be different; in fact, the European champions insisted it will be much the same.

The London 2012 chairman, Lord Coe, has insisted that London will not feel like a "siege city" during the Games and Chris Allison, the Metropolitan police assistant commissioner and national Olympic security co-ordinator, has insisted it will be a "blue Games".

Speaking about the call-up, Moyes insisted it "will be great" for United if Rooney gets some match action.

Murray has an 8-1 record against Cilic, but insisted: "It will be a very tough match.

The culture secretary insisted it will be possible to check all the websites which host adult content and implement an age-restriction system which will not be easily bypassed.

Beck insisted it'll be a place for entrepreneurs to develop their own small businesses, but in reality the business owners will very likely be servants of Beck's fortune.

Lytro is not saying what the price of its first camera will be, but insists it will be for the consumer market, which suggests a price of a few hundred dollars.

Bornstein insists it will be the former.

Mr Paes insists it will be worth it.

The project's backers insist it will be safe.