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Although ITV originally said GMB would break new ground by being more news-focused, and comparisons with Good Morning America were made, the show appears to have moved back more into what one industry expert called, "the GMTV-comfort zone".

I would be surprised if they allowed it to move back to more appropriate levels".

We have been living in extraordinary times and the Fed wants to move back to more ordinary ones.

If that "excess liquidity" is removed from the system, those lending rates could move back to more normal levels.

The US Federal Reserve has started to move back to more normal policies, but its chair Janet Yellen has now been criticised for that first increase in rates last December.

The Hartnolls found this change fulfilling at the time, but now they'd prefer to move back into more ambitious territory.

If peroxide-era Beckham represented a high point for sarong-wearing, high-street metrosexuality, his move back into more traditional styles signalled a return to masculinity.

After a string of bigger-budget genre fare, Idris Elba appears to be making a move back to more substantial roles.

After last year's emotionally charged blockbuster, a posthumous Alexander McQueen retrospective, the Impossible Conversations: Elsa Schiaparelli and Miuccia Prada show is a move back into more cerebral, curatorial territory.

Aikens believes that we now find ourselves at a turning point, one he likens to the move back to more traditional farming methods that followed the BSE crisis.

To regain credibility as a serious contender for national power, the Conservatives will have to move back toward more constructive policies on Europe.