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All this could be put at risk by a political show-down.

This could be put down to inspiration from Wes Anderson films.

He gave an example of how this could be put into practice when he worked at the Housing Associations Charitable Trust (HACT) in the late eighties.

Perhaps this could be put down to McCartney's continual ability to translate her own lifestyle as a mother and businesswoman into the clothes she creates.

He told the Birmingham Mail: "This could be put down to levels of unemployment, cuts to benefits and difficulties in coping with the rising cost of living.

The concept suggests that a vehicle like this could be put into production, perhaps with the Magna Steyr name on it, although the Mila shown here most likely would not be that vehicle.

"This could be putting in plastic skirting boards and tiled floors," says Trudgill.

"This could be putting the company on track for a sale," said Harry Milling, a financial services analyst at Morningstar Inc., a Chicago-based research company.

Kessel fears all this could be putting women off getting involved: "These scenarios surely feed into the stats ​– just six women on the FA Council of 121 members, only one woman on the FA board, no women on the Premier League board, just eight women on boards across all 20 Premier League clubs".

"There are a lot of other things this town needs that could be put in that space and be better for Putney," Mr. Mousel said as the lunch crowd started to gather around his store's deli counter.

Sure, this all could be put down to football decisions.