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In May's inflation report, it forecast that the economy would grow by 2.3% this year, but economists believe this could now be slashed to less than 1%, which would be the largest downgrade in the Bank's forecasts between inflation reports since it became independent in 1997.

It is surely unthinkable that this could now be reversed.

This could now be changing, as Hifter's quasi-coup acts as a catalyst with disparate elements choosing sides and denouncing their opponents with increasing vehemence.

Gazprom's business operations in Britain have undergone huge if little publicised growth, but this could now be damaged because of a growing row and a round of EU and US sanctions against Russia following the annexation of Crimea and the downing of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 in Ukraine.

With the new tests, this could now be nine.

After it won May's European elections, UKIP said it would seriously target up to 20 seats in May but this could now be increased after the Rochester triumph.

His hoped-for movement in this direction could now be stymied.

This facility could now be converted into a fairly innocuous R&D centre.

Last week, Sir David Attenborough and the primatologist Dame Jane Goodall called for an end to the use of non-human primates in certain neuroscience experiments, saying medical progress in this area could now be made without the use of monkeys.

This point could now be deployed against the Empiricist.

Piers Harding-Rolls, head of games at IHS Screen Digest, said that with hindsight, this move could now be seen as over-expansion.