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Song et al. (2009a) suggested that crude oil in the deep buried reservoirs in the Fengshen1 well started to crack into gas and asphalt during the late depositional period of the Minghuazhen Formation.

That means, assuming his name recognition grows, he may well start to gain momentum.

But if Mr Noda calls a snap election over the consumption tax, voters may well start to cast around for alternatives to the DPJ and LDP.

Finally, at a geopolitical level there is the ever-present concern of the Middle East situation that may very well start to impact energy prices.

"As recovery takes hold, inflation pressures, particularly in asset prices, may well start to mount in the region," the bank's flagship publication stated.

But if the tribunals now digging up the dirt do their job of naming and shaming, that part of Irish life might well start to change faster too.

As a result, we may well start to become as cynical about our social lives as we are about our politics.

Updated at 10.32am BST 10.20am BST It's getting on for dawn in Brazil now, so news may well start to pick up.

"I played really well start to finish.

If they play their cards right, they could well start to rival the co-called 'Crypto Valley' in Switzerland.

This is something to keep an eye on for Baidu, which may well start to make some more acquisitions to help further its mobile and cloud strategies.