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This could yet play to the advantage of Mr Alasania, who is seen by many as a more enlightened version of the tempestuous Mr Saakashvili, and is likely to stand for president in three years' time.The main result of this election, however, is a change in Georgia's political culture.

Cameron is not a natural orator - and that fact could yet play to his advantage.

In both close-run elections the environment could yet play a part - thanks to the Kremlin's change of heart.

Qatar, some surmise, could yet play the part in nurturing Islamists in Libya that Pakistan played in Afghanistan.Mosques are already influencing the new order often for the good.

Both are formidable politicians who could yet play a big part on the national stage.Mr Formigoni, who won 63% of the vote in his re-election last year, is a radical advocate of devolution.

But what emerged from the York deliberations was a stab at a bigger vision: of a "politics of community" that could yet play a major role in the national conversation.

Injuries to two of Atlanta's top three receivers – Julio Jones and Harry Douglas – should give me pause (even if both could yet play on Sunday), but for some reason, I still like the road team.

Gazza took a 10-day holiday in Cyprus and, convinced that he could yet play at a high level though 35 with a history of injuries, sought a club on his return.

In what would be one of the more extraordinary twists in the tortuous tale of Portsmouth's season the club's creditors could yet play a role in deciding the team that turns out at Wembley on 15 May.

The challenges of urbanism in one the world's densest cities are fast changing, and the quarries could yet play a renewed role in Paris's development – in addition, of course, to visitors' never-ending fascination with the Kingdom of Death.

The opening session also sees the party embrace a nakedly populist policy agenda, featuring plans to break up big Wall Street banks, repeal multilateral trade agreements and build an anti-immigrant wall on the southern border that could yet play well among a fearful and surprisingly anti-establishment 2016 electorate.