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With four tries on his debut, Josh Charnley looks to have done enough to keep his place so Ryan Hall may make way for the return of Tom Briscoe, with McNamara admitting there is little to choose between the wingers.

Coffee and energy drinks may make way for more effective methods of concentration and wakefulness enhancement.

But the businessman who owns it says it may soon make way for a high-rise apartment block.

His midfield partner Sami Khedira may well make way for his international colleague at Real,  with reports linking him with a move to Arsenal.

This purge of middle aged white men may help make way for the women David Cameron has long promised to promote and for the return of the former Defence Secretary Liam Fox.

However, he was dropped for the final group game against Brazil on 14 May to make way for Evans, who also played in England's final game in the tournament against Japan on 17 May.

Someone may even make way for you.

Last night I had the privilege of attending, in good company, an invitational screening of a new film that, if the forces line up the right way, may make its way to wider audiences: "The Making of 'Last Year at Marienbad,' " a documentary based on 8-mm.

Soon a 4K process may make its way all the way to a theater near you.

Game of Thrones fans you may have to make way for a new favourite winged beasty.

Those storied names may have to make way, however, for a new talent in town: Pope Francis.