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Tesco, for example, thought it could launch an entirely new brand and concept – its Fresh & Easy foodstore chain– on US shoppers.

In an extreme scenario, the regime could use chemical weapons, as Saddam Hussein did against the Kurds of Halabja in 1988, or it could launch an intensive aerial bombardment campaign, as Syria's Hafez al-Assad's did in Hama in 1982.

"It could launch a period of uncertainty [with] negative economic consequences for the UK spilling over into Europe".

Of course, the Chinese government could order Hong Kong to outlaw Falun Gong, just as it could launch a military assault on Taiwan.

A space station program official said that the National Aeronautics and Space Administration believed it could launch a rescue vehicle in time to bring back all crew members.

When asked if that meant it could launch a rights issue, he said: "We are clear that all options remain available … we are not going to rule in or rule out anything".

If this happens and the GWPF fails to convince the commission it has changed, it could launch a full-scale investigation, potentially leading it to remove trustees such as Lord Lawson, appoint alternatives, direct their actions and freeze the group's bank account.

Younger declined to provide details of how Britain was responding to such threats, citing operational reasons, but it is known the UK government does not see a need to respond to Russia in a symmetrical way, such as launching a counter-cyber-attack. Instead it could launch a series of counter-measures such as sanctions.

It could launch a more robust Mars mission and be used for India's planned missions to study an asteroid, and even for human space flight.

Earlier, we wrote it could launch a news-reading app, but we have since heard more details that point to something else entirely.

Now, however, the team decided that it could launch a B2B product that can compete with the incumbents on both price and availability.