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But it somehow stays up on top.

"He thought the Berlin Wall would be wrapped around the autobahn, suffocating the city and was amazed that here were two million people living in a couple of square miles surrounded by barbed wire and everyone believing that it would somehow stay like this for ever".

Zemlja somehow stays in it despite some huge groundstrokes from Dimitrov and then, having lured the Bulgarian forward, he sends a lob-cum-pass into the tramlines.

This robot rolls around your floor and its little astro-mech head somehow stays perched at the top of the spherical body, twitching and spinning.

He rolls it up the green, and it's going in all the way, but suddenly slows and somehow stays on the left-hand lip without breaking.

This, then, is Blackpool as an idea and then a brand, a place that changes but somehow stays the same, that grapples with the weight of its own – and England's – former glory.

The world may keep changing, but Alan Partridge somehow stays the same.

But if "A Case You" sinks under that orchestral weight, "Both Sides Now" somehow stays afloat.

But as he gets older, she somehow stays the same age.

5.53pm GMT Hirano nails his first three jumps, somehow stays up on the fourth, and then nails the fifth.

The Anglican ethos rests on an unspoken consensus, a tacit understanding that all manner of crankiness and eccentricity can be tolerated as long as the family somehow stays intact.