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That won't become clear until 2013 – when the marketisation of the state might finally become an election issue.

If she can, who knows, that double concept R&B album about the annoying flashing red light in the corner of her BlackBerry might finally become a reality.

But on Saturday, as thousands of baby-toting and droopy-jeans-wearing music lovers endured showers to listen to the first of 70 international acts performing on four stages, it appeared that techno might finally become a hit at home.

It's taken 28 years longer than planned, but thanks to a new biopic and an unlikely Germs reunion, Crash might finally become the mythical star that he sacrificed everything to be.

Is it too much to hope that this still neglected book by a great European writer who audaciously set his first novel in an off-kilter America might finally become here, too, an ax for the frozen sea within us?

But as their situation becomes plain to them, then inexplicable, then plain once more, again and again, they gradually mature into their better characters, as if death were neither a cataclysm nor a wonder but a kind of adolescence, whose ­poses, blemishes and uncertainties must be endured so that we might finally become ourselves.

But the price of a ticket might finally have become a detriment to a substantial segment of the fan base.

It's possible the United States might move the new capital rules to the front of the queue and finally become a global leader on the issue.

Mali, it appeared, had finally become a stable, democratic African country... or so you might think (DUN DUN DUUUUN).

Jason Everman had finally become a rock star.

Our New York correspondent, Mr Blue, stopped leaving his apartment altogether: The pain of imagining that every face in the crowd might be commenter Doug Pascover's finally became too much to bear.