The two parties then set about identifying a prime minister.
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Helped by the loans, successive governments set about cutting debt.
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On taking office he set about shrinking spending by 14%.
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And so they set about constructing a more celebratory portrayal.
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The president has set about rewriting the country's foundation myths.
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He thus set about trying to change the media landscape.
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Having amassed the wherewithal, Mr Son set about collecting stakes.
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Pete Davidson does a set about it on Weekend Update.
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Cook, folding occasionally, until eggs are set, about 5 minutes.
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They then set about returning the funds to their owners.
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He has set about clearing out the constabulary's senior officers.
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Jimmy Kimmel did a set about it on his show.
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President Roosevelt set about repairing the damage to international trade.
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How did you set about pitching them on this idea?
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So Saudi Arabia wants very much to set about pursuing
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Rosberg then set about trying to catch up with Hamilton.
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With that in mind, we set about a movie marathon.
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So he set about trying to understand the media business.
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He set about building a team capable of winning promotion.
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She immediately set about making the Thanksgiving dishes her own.
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His campaign then set about attacking those who voiced concerns.
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Instead, she set about bringing AARP into the modern age.
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You'll wake refreshed and ready to set about rebuilding America.
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Raleigh duly set about professionalising colonisation and philosophising about it.
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Bake until filling is set, about 25 to 30 minutes.
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Insert wooden pop sticks, and freeze until set, about 4 hours.
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That afternoon, Ashwin made coffee while I set about preparing dinner.
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Cover and cook until egg whites are set, about 3 minutes.
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But she admitted that is just her mind-set about tests.
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They then set about studying the yeast found on the beans.
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And while his wife set about researching third-country options — Canada?
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Soon, Paddock set about making alterations to his pumpkin-colored ranch.
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Mr. Allen set about building the team a new home downtown.
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But the government that succeeded him quickly set about prosecuting him.
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The Prada atelier set about making their shared vision a reality.
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They set about establishing Argentina's first and only sea salt business.
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Rather, he would set about evolving our democracy for the present age.
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Set about 3-inches of water in the bottom of a wok.
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So I set about making my space as sleep-inducing as possible.
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He has energetically set about reforming France's labour market and tax system.
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Our members set about the task of continuing to be the church.
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And so they set about remaking European civilization in their own image.
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Mr Thomas enthusiastically set about providing sites for the hoped-for visitors.
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So NerdWallet set about trying to attract them to its site first.
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So he read through the rules and set about improving his odds.
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Crasthorpe set about making something special of her widowhood with a will.
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He never purposely set about to affect or influence the 2016 election.
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Small, independent companies were first to set about coaxing oil from shale.
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Mr. Baruch set about buying radio and television stations and cable systems.
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Apple says that it set about mapping its supply chain in 1003.
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Silent, barely making eye contact, my man set about his gastronomic task.
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So Jones set about establishing himself as an opposition government to Goodell.
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So anti-abortion activists set about testing its limits state by state.
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So Kalt set about trying to get Congress to do just that.
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Jobs set about showing off the apps, opening them, eliminating the dots.
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He set about cutting costs, including by laying off about 15,000 employees.
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The four young men set about shopping for outfits and scouting locations.
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The four young men set about shopping for outfits and scouting locations.
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With that in mind, I set about to make pasta with peas.
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He immediately recognized La Grave's skiing potential and set about realizing it.
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Once he had collated the replies, Pereira set about acquiring more information.
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Slide the cups into the refrigerator and chill until set, about 30 minutes.
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Sprinkle generously with grated white chocolate and refrigerate until set, about 1 hour.
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Under those circumstances, why not just set about collecting the money from Mexico?
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Hadi then set about forming a transition government to unite the fractured nation.
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Mr. Stack set about expanding across the country, at times moving too aggressively.
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To fix this oversight, Dr Aklin set about organising just such an experiment.
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Add egg to skillet; cook, stirring constantly, until just set, about 1 minute.
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Return pie to oven and bake until filling is set, about 45 minutes.
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Immediately, I set about figuring out how to meet the Society's mysterious creators.
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First of all, I set about making a profile to attract potential friends.
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She set about renovating a house on a bluff overlooking the Mississippi River.
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Mr. Basargin quickly set about undoing most of what Mr. Guelman had accomplished.
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After this, Kate seems to set about a sort of mea culpa tour.
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But after the decision, Jones swiftly set about trying to undermine Goodell's deal.
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They set about putting stringent limits on the country's extensive shadow banking networks.
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But then the organizers had to set about the work of movement-building.
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Excited about my new purchases, I set about de-fuzzing all my leggings.
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Having found Anaukaq, Henson's son, Dr. Counter set about reclaiming the father's reputation.
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You stroll in and immediately set about righting – or, if you prefer, creating!
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So the New York company set about trying to strip away those elements.
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Once he raised the money, Patrick and his team set about making investments.
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For one week, I set about trying to become one of those people.
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To make our case for the campaign, we set about gathering the data.
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Cook, stirring, until curds form and the eggs are lightly set, about 5 minutes.
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But the company then set about tailoring that service to individual markets, he continued.
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My generation of teachers had a mind-set about how to teach a child.
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Instead, in a fit of absent-mindedness, they set about reinventing the constitution wholesale.
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I put out a few fires and then set about my normal morning routine.
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Transfer to a plate lined with parchment paper; let chocolate set, about 30 minutes.
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Using E/V Nautilus' sonar system, the researchers first set about mapping the seafloor.
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Having galvanised the erstwhile underachievers, Mourinho set about making them in his own image.
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As a result, TPD claims, the parties soon set about undermining their own reforms.
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Ontological issues aside, I set about figuring out if it was worth the upgrade.
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Move the finished berries to the refrigerator to cool and set, about 30 minutes.
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Or is that what you were expecting when you set about making this show?
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Add the eggs and fry until the white is lightly set, about 3 minutes.
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And when that didn't work, the President and Republicans set about starving it instead.
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Owners and management set about reinvesting the remainder in forward-looking programs and initiatives.
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From the moment the young birds fly off, the adults set about courting again.
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Pour your batter into your pan and bake until set, about 20-25 minutes.
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Need a map to leave the town and set about exploring the wider country?
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In office, Pruitt immediately set about providing fossil fuels the "relief" he promised them.
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Mr. Pollen, a man with a colorful résumé, set about imparting flair to auctions.
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While Friedman set about drastically turning over the roster, the Dodgers continued to win.
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It wasn't extravagant by any means, so I set about making adjustments to it.
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I curse the puzzle and then set about finding something, anything, that will work.
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The U.N. set about fixing North Al-Jazeera with the help of international donors.
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The party quickly set about using its two-thirds supermajority to change the constitution.
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So he set about building his own computer models to mimic the brain's process.
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The status quo that the economists set about reshaping was not sustainable, Appelbaum argues.
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So Ahumada set about creating an online platform where researchers could share their photos.
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Like countless other freshly minted New Yorkers, he set about looking for a room.
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Cook eggs until the bottom is set, about 1-1/2 to 2 minutes.
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I once emptied a military camp of guards and then set about looting the place.
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The company will now set about dividing itself before ever fully integrating the two firms.
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Meanwhile, the technical folks set about making Norris' design go 200 miles on a charge.
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When the ship finally settled in port, they boarded and set about inspecting the cargo.
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Add eggs to skillet, and cook, stirring occasionally, until eggs are set, about 1 minute.
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Using the original session tapes as a base, Harrison set about recording new instrumentation overtop.
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Since taking power, in 2012, he has set about extinguishing all challenges to his authority.
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It was this pretty serious set about her parents that died in a car accident.
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Since taking power in 2015, PiS has set about dismantling the country's checks and balances.
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In the aftermath his General People's Congress (GPC) dominated parliament, then set about consolidating power.
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Instead, one member of the group, Nicole Gaudelli of Harvard University, set about creating it.
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When Mr. Lek had chosen fighters to school he set about molding them into contenders.
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Mr Cafaro, who had just lost his job, set about his new enterprise with gusto.
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" He then pledged to set about identifying "strategies for economic growth that put work first.
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They figure out it is dead, and set about providing it with a proper burial.
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Soon, the human inhabitants of this town in eastern Ukraine set about their evening rituals.
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Mr. Khan set about trying to respond to concerns while building out an ad team.
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So she set about capturing and documenting the people's often sad, but nonetheless fascinating stories.
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Afterwards the Uruguayan defended his age as he set about leading FINA through until 2021.
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He recovered against the odds, and set about helping his players to do the same.
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During the Wimbledon fortnight, she talked about having a different mind-set, about being calmer.
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Which is what he has set about doing over the past six months or so.
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Pour into the baked pie shell and refrigerate until set, about 13 to 2 hours.
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She set about creating the small dramas that give her images their unique narrative quality.
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The scale and speed with which the Wilson government set about modernizing Britain was breathtaking.
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While he clings to his privileges, his heirs set about dismantling those traditional power structures.
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Trump immediately set about harnessing a powerful new motivating emotion for his election campaign -- vengeance.
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So he set about studying languages, and the myriad systems used to write them down.
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He set about exploring the place, meeting officials, reading the histories, digging into the archives.
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Riley then set about manipulating and morphing the spaces and objects into more abstract forms.
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Flip the omelet in the skillet and cook until completely set, about 1 minute longer.
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Once Jackson's administration secured its fraudulent treaties, it set about the actual process of removal.
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"I went with a set about 130 beats per minute to start," he explained afterwards.
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I set about rebuilding the integrity of it because we suffered a lot of reputational damage.
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Let popcorn balls stand on a parchment-paper-lined baking sheet until set, about 15 minutes.
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Joe saw the gap in the market and set about finding a solution to the problem.
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And so, Peter (Tyler Alvarez) and Sam (Griffin Gluck) set about trying to investigate his innocence.
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Hollendoner and her team set about to better define them with the new Google Fit app.
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Taking a chance, he bought the land and the vines and set about building his estate.
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He consequently set about producing a more humane doctrine than the austere doctrine of his father.
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The researchers then set about the task of studying the reproductive success of each female involved.
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The new leader must now set about creating a Cabinet and appointing his immediate backroom staff.
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I'm tasked with clearing out a bridge of fascists, and set about doing so with relish.
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That's his 13th individual triumph at the Games, breaking a record set about 2,160 years ago!
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The government set about preparing its case, collecting evidence to supplement its undercover and surveillance work.
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So with that, the pro set about her usual process of creating an eye-catching look.
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So his administration set about looking at how they could get it done, and done right.
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José straightaway set about organising the team, tightening them up defensively while restoring the players' confidence.
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Pour the mixture onto the prepared baking sheet and cool until set, about 30 minutes. 2.
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The do-over Senate Republicans promptly trashed the House legislation and set about writing their own.
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So with his partners, Ufaruna set about upgrading the back end of the utility's payments system.
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He says she would confide in him but lie to others on set about the injuries.
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Some of the locals immediately set about the business of napping, using rice sacks as pillows.
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In 1960, she set about her own study in a reserve in Gombe Stream Chimpanzee Reserve.
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A group of progressive journalists and thinkers known as "propaganda critics" set about educating radio listeners.
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Pour the mixture onto the prepared baking sheet and cool until set, about 30 minutes. 2.
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Tai Ping set about "rescuing it," in the words of Cogolin's current managing director, Sarah Henry.
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Yet even before it scooped up AOL and Yahoo, Verizon set about trying to remake itself.
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The current owners bought the Sword Gate House in 1999 and set about renovating the property.
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And so coming back constantly and continually will give you a tremendous data set about yourself.
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She and her husband bought a simple wood-frame house and set about fixing it up.
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Bush's team quickly set about trying to convince the public that they wanted these reforms too.
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So start-ups set about trying to bridge the gap between the digital and physical world.
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He set about this with a single-minded zeal that would have made James Madison blanch.
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Vining set about her task with stubborn earnestness, sometimes sparring with the chamberlains who surrounded Akihito.
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With bin Laden and al-Awlaki dead, Obama set about restraining the drone program in earnest.
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Our team quickly set about making sense of what it means, and potential winners and losers.
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Buemi set about busting the dealers one by one, in a series of elaborate digital impersonations.
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Mr. Kushner set about building Thrive in a methodical way, drawing on his constellation of connections.
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With his superiors' approval, he set about running swimming and lifesaving instruction for the entire Navy.
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We set about holding and developing the land, just like the pioneers of the Kibbutz movement.
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Cox set about investigating, and three months later he subpoenaed nine of the White House tapes.
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How did you set about creating the character of Brianna, who is very different from Starr?
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Committed to restoring the property, they set about renovating it and re-establishing relationships with suppliers.
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And then set about the hard work of persuading the American people and earning their votes.
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With that in mind, McKinsey set about distilling a short list of targeted strategies for cities.
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Consumers for Smart Solar set about burying the Solar Choice effort under a tide of utility money.
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When Hanawalt set about designing Waggoner's look, she worked hard to create a composite of multiple men.
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Rockets, electric cars, solar panels, batteries—whirlwind industrialist Elon Musk has set about reinventing one after another.
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He set about restoring political stability and pulling Latin America's largest economy out of its worst recession.
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As they set about their joint commemorations, that might be a useful topic for them to discuss.
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And with popish assuredness he set about trying to establish the UN as the world's moral arbiter.
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Britain's academics were aghast when Margaret Thatcher set about shaking up the universities in the early 1980s.
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Le then launched Emotiv and set about creating an algorithm that could identify emotions from brain data.
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He set about recording various beaches along the American Atlantic coast hoping for the perfect ocean sound.
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When co-host Charlamagne asked Yung Miami about these comments last week, she set about explaining herself.
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Once I was done with that, I had a setting, then set about working on story ideas.
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As a biracial family, cultural norms also affect the family rules that we set about physical touch.
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So far, Mr Macron has largely avoided big street protests as he has set about modernising France.
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Faced with all that, some countries would have set about constraining and controlling what companies could do.
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Ironically, it's easy for adults to fall victim to a "fixed mind-set" about our own children.
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Once he managed the huge feat of obtaining his own freedom, Toussaint set about freeing his family.
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Soon after taking power, Thein Sein set about opening the previously reclusive country to the international community.
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Also, shouldn't FBI personnel have set about immediately determining whether the emails required additional inquiry into Clinton?
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On December 8th, 1995, it arrived in orbit, and set about studying the planet and its satellites.
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In the most recent episode, Ms Bloom and her co-hosts set about explaining why airplanes fly.
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As technology advanced, scientists set about proving Einstein's vision, culminating in the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory.
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I actually made a speech on set about treating Debby with respect when she was in it.
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After they swept the 6900 elections, they set about crafting legislation for the $2628 child tax credit.
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First, he stacked his cabinet with Goldman Sachs alums, who then set about rolling back financial regulations.
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Their philosophies aligning, Chiarelli set about forming a group around McDavid — a bigger, stronger, more competitive group.
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Back in Dallas, the pension trustees set about trying to capture the 9 percent annual investment returns.
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When Trump took office, Republicans then quickly set about filling as many of those vacancies as possible.
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Its architects then set about Europe, inspiring the Single European Act, the single currency and free movement.
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Add the eggs and cook, stirring continuously, until the eggs are set, about 5 to 7 minutes.
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I decided to set about asking peers and colleagues what they made of the funkadelic hat-stand.
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She and a colleague set about asking a lot of people what they all thought forgiveness was.
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Together they set about making a film that would take the Hammer approach in a new direction.
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Mr. Crane, who previously ran a traditional London-based power company, set about expanding NRG's core business.
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But his appeals were drowned out by the angry mob as it set about its grim business.
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Youhanna's teenage son lost three fingers when a mine exploded as they set about rebuilding their home.
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On entering government, the Freedom Party promptly set about undercutting domestic intelligence surveillance of far-right extremists.
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The researchers identified permanent markers along the path, such as street signs, set about 30 feet apart.
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There was a big thing on set about how many blueberries there would be in the clafoutis.
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It set about building huge Jewish neighborhoods, or settlements, over the lines, creating a patchwork of populations.
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To learn each other's preferences as they set about overhauling the 249ers' roster, they studied film together.
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But conservatives read Voegelin attentively, and set about trying to spread his arcane message to the masses.
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One of the richest men in America has openly set about trying to purchase the party's nomination.
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With their power thus secured, the state's Republicans set about winding the clocks back a half-century.
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He decided to put the two together, and he set about building Jukedeck on the flight home.
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The Israeli Army was spread thin in Lebanon, and Mr. Arens set about consolidating the forces there.
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The spacecraft broke its previous record, which was set about 4,224 feet, or 0.8 miles, away from Bennu.
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Transfer to a 9-inch-by-13-inch baking dish and refrigerate until set, about 3 hours. 4.
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However, Pinduoduo has set about targeting more urban consumers by heavily subsidizing big-ticket items such as iPhones.
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She set about paring that number, with an aim of keeping the portfolio at 1.600 to 50 holdings.
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So, when Sanders announced his campaign in April last year, he set about trying to do just that.
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Trump set about changing that in a manner reminiscent of another famous New York sports owner, George Steinbrenner.
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Steve Jobs had a vision of how smart devices would change the world and set about inventing them.
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The new leader also immediately set about creating a Cabinet of his closet ministers and his backroom staff.
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Bake in preheated oven until tomato juices are lightly bubbling and egg whites are set, about 15 minutes.
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Now, Rolls-Royce must set about replacing blades across all its Trent 1000s, of which there are hundreds.
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So Modi set about forming a start-up that would essentially recreate European formulas for the U.S. market.
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Theresa May has set about delivering the referendum decision and is taking Britain out of the European Union.
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Discouraged, Moore ultimately had a "light bulb epiphany moment" and set about getting her life back on track.
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Related to that, how did you set about starting a night that specialized in that kind of music?
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Sold as being against Islamic State (IS), Russia has mainly set about bombing the more mainstream Sunni rebels.
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Not only did the Schönfeldingers solve the crossword puzzle: they set about finding the instrument and learning it.
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Scotia's hires are the first in metals since Scotia set about shrinking the business, according to the sources.
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The Nature Conservancy — which owns about three-quarters of the island — set about eradicating the sheep in 1981.
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After the warm street reception of Skrapz Is Back he set about making his second tape Shutdown Season.
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After the conquest of African decentralized and centralized states, the European powers set about establishing colonial state systems.
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The new government, led by the Tigrayan rebel leader Meles Zenawi, set about rebuilding the war-shattered nation.
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So they set about creating a new set of criteria to define the most promising life-promoting planets.
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Crack the eggs into the skillet and cook until the whites have set, about 2 to 3 minutes.
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So he set about making small loops and sample collages, throwing things together and basking in the repetition.
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They sequenced it and set about trying to find a way to use it to make a vaccine.
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Some have set about to heal these wounds by purchasing clear-cut lands and attempting to restore them.
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He popped one arm around my waist, kissed me on the forehead and set about rescuing our dinner.
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When residents worried that a bakery next door would be demolished, she set about to save the bakery.
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In 1945 they were reunited in Riga, and Raya set about discovering what had happened to her family.
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To support her passion, Gates' father set about buying property in Wellington, Florida, a hotspot for wealthy equestrians.
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So, like many wives before me, I ignored a library of advice books and set about improving him.
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Then, in 1924, a bustling young director named J. Edgar Hoover set about whipping the bureau into shape.
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Dissonance Larry Siems visited Salahi in Mauritania, and they set about filling in the redactions in the book.
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They looked a deadly pandemic squarely in the eye and set about discovering a way to tackle it.
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And so not long after he became Twitter's CEO, he set about turning Twitter into an ad business.
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Like all good business people, Mack saw a problem in the industry and set about to fix it.
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Bayern has set about replacing them with the clearheaded efficiency that has been its hallmark in recent years.
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We assumed that it would be a tear-down, but the new owners set about cleaning the interior.
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In our first few sessions, we set about erasing the muscle memory of 1983 to develop proper form.
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Inspired by England's Campaign for Real Ale movement, many American craft brewers set about resurrecting these styles first.
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After he had accumulated his Jamaicana, he returned to London and set about collecting the rest of the world.
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FREE-TRADE agreements have seemed out of fashion as President Donald Trump has set about scotching some of America's.
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"We didn't necessarily anticipate what would happen this year when we set about to write this story," he said.
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Islamic State quickly set about building the apparatus of its so-called caliphate, including establishing a new local government.
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He set about slashing production times and trying to make fewer, more popular styles that can sell without discounts.
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Roy set about creating something different — an under-the-sink water filter that is customized to each customer's needs.
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As the fire raged, nearly everyone set about protecting his or her own property, rather than stopping its spread.
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They marched on foot through rough terrain to isolated camps in the jungle, which they then set about clearing.
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"Servier was faced with the risk of entry of generics and it set about neutralising these risks," he said.
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Inspired by microeconomists, Ms Nakamura and Jon Steinsson, her frequent co-author, set about enlarging the macro data repertoire.
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Having averted the entrenchment of a dismal dynasty, he must set about undoing the damage Mr Zuma has wrought.
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When Disney re-embraced animated princess films in the 1990s, it set about giving its protagonists more to do.
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But he'd also set about working to improve the maths of the kin selection theory, making it "more transparent".
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Instead, says Mihaely, the EU set about creating a citizen without a nation—and, except among the elites, failed.
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When the younger Edelson set about remodeling Jewel's, it was like LA club history came pouring from the rafters.
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"If we can change people's mind set about this, then we can help people save real money," Schulz said.
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"It's too early to say about raising our guidance, which we just set about four weeks ago," he added.
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After Billy Donovan was hired to replace Scott Brooks as coach, he set about building relationships with his players.
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So, instead of trying to elevate her as another rock star like Obama, they set about destroying Trump. 2628.
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Gorman again reminded analysts that the margins were far lower when he first set about growing the wealth unit.
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He set about eliminating all political opposition, free news media and human rights organizations through killings, jail or exile.
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He set about maximizing line speeds at Case Farms, buying additional family-owned operations and implementing modern factory practices.
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That's why Pony, a YouTube makeup artist known for her intense contouring tutorials, set about re-creating the look.
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Turning its eye to psychology, MINI set about creating a car for 2030 with design rooted in human behaviour.
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The eyes of the world were on France this weekend as the country set about electing a new president.
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Having ginned up sufficiently intimidating cost estimates, the E.P.A. next set about making the plan's environmental benefits look meager.
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They married, had two sets of twins four years apart and set about growing an all-in basketball family.
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To celebrate, I set about making myself a Negroni — only to find that I was out of sweet vermouth.
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Then, sparked by an encounter with the Royal Court Theater of London, they set about trying to change that.
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Mayfield quickly pulled his hand away, clapped a couple of times and set about burnishing his Heisman Trophy candidacy.
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Those below saluted and set about implementing what they correctly felt to be lawful orders and duly considered policy.
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When Clark became a judge 15 years ago, there was a different mind-set about how to manage stress.
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In partnership with her sisters and brothers, she set about turning it into a restaurant that would eclipse Brennan's.
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Her father, Mark, a former Duke and N.B.A. player, set about making sure she could play at any position.
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Powell was, of course, a clear fit, so the brand set about bringing her 14-year archive to life.
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Nabokov set about perfecting a brand of English that had not existed before and has not been seen since.
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Here, his interest in landscape began to blossom, as he set about doing watercolors and gouaches of the Black Mountains.
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So if President Trump truly does want to sign major health reform legislation, he'd better set about accommodating their concerns.
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Set peaches next to each other around the top of the mold, then refrigerate until semi set, about 15 minutes.
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Many do not simply set up their platform and sit back, letting all-comers join and set about striking bargains.
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Where recorded crime is rising, as in Germany and Sweden, politicians should admit it and set about tackling the problem.
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The president was re-elected in May and has recently set about relaxing some social rules enforced by Islamic doctrine.
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Then in the 1970s Sir Freddie Laker, a British entrepreneur, set about trying to open it up to the masses.
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So I set about storyboarding a side scrolling arcade game based on our dog, Sam, who was a "Super Dachschund"!
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From there he set about adjusting the colors and removing the wear and tear that they'd accumulated over the years.
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When the Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition came to power in 2010, it set about freeing schools from local-authority control.
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So they banded together, and activating the "Find My iPhone" app, set about solving the Mystery of the Missing Cellphones.
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Corbat set about divesting underperforming businesses and amplifying others worth keeping, but Citigroup is still far less profitable than rivals.
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On Friday, a French finance ministry source said the EU rules must be respected before members set about changing them.
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So the medical union has set about investigating doctor-assisted dying in the broader context of end-of-life care.
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Those movements that survived to form dictatorial governments embraced a corporatist sort of capitalism, and set about killing left-wingers.
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In Havana, people set about removing debris from the streets on Monday and mopping up homes hit by widespread flooding.
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There, on a recent afternoon, a robot with bulky red arms set about pulling the petals from an artificial daisy.
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Young and jealous then, she set about removing every trace of my existence from what was to become her home.
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He set about bringing others on board, lobbying leadership in China, India, Brazil and elsewhere to come to the table.
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The guard turns his attention to the prisoner beside me, and I set about getting dressed. Underwear. Socks. Pants. Shirt.
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Rotate the rice paper on the grill until it is evenly cooked and the egg has set, about 2 minutes.
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Your opinion may vary, of course—all I know is that when I set about seeing Isolation through, I didn't.
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Our quivering, terrified, and weaponless team banded together and set about piling into as many of these vehicles as possible.
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Blair then moves on to discussing what exactly this "post-war world order" he envisaged creating would set about doing.
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The email was forwarded to my colleague Megan Twohey and me, and we set about trying to report the story.
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He and his aides also set about finding, recruiting and vetting candidates for some of the government's top tech gigs.
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He will now set about trying to become baseball's first two-way star since the player who inspired his nickname.
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When she saw how expensive books were at a local sale here, she set about trying to establish a library.
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He obtained a device from eBay designed to reprogram his ICD and set about trying to hack his way in.
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She and her team set about figuring out how to cut costs, make money, and maximize value—business as usual.
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They set about cleaning up the water with hyperactive single-mindedness, eventually sucking up 90 percent of the lake's phytoplankton.
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Seizing on this discrepancy, Mr. Shechtman set about parsing Mr. Vargas's answers in State Supreme Court in Brooklyn on Wednesday.
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But the Waif had a personal vendetta and set about to do just that, stabbing her repeatedly in the stomach.
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With his fellow business-school alumnus and fellow-fencer Marc Oshima, he set about researching the latest indoor agricultural technology.
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So his top aides have urgently set about selecting candidates to run in almost every parliamentary district in the country.
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And once he took office, he immediately set about changing immigration policy with the first version of his travel ban.
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Inheriting a magazine that was barely profitable, Mr. Loeb set about expanding its coverage of personal finance, among other things.
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At one point, Late Night host Seth Meyers came out to do a quick self-deprecating set about his employer.
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After interviewing other Afro-Swedish individuals about their perspectives on national identity, he set about designing eight unique afro picks.
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But then Trump unexpectedly won, and Republican members of Congress set about assiduously avoiding any form of meaningful executive branch oversight.
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Then, having won the election, he set about installing an incredible array of financial industry insiders at high levels of policymaking.
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After battling panic attacks so intense she considered suicide, Gisele Bündchen set about changing her path — and totally overhauling her lifestyle.
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Yet, in a presidential system, opposition parties rarely set about reforming themselves until after they have selected their next presidential champion.
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With the courts, press and armed forces in his pocket, a strongman can set about neutering every other institution that counts.
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But since coming to power he has methodically set about renovating the economy, as well as initiating more limited political reforms.
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So, along with a team of freelance programmers, he set about creating a prototype of an on-demand Q&A app.
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Frustrated by the limited range of theatre accessible to disabled artists and audiences, Ms Thom set about opening up Beckett's text.
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Rhodes replied that he'd take that bet—then he and the Young Bucks set about promoting a show to prove it.
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After California adopted third-gender marker options for state IDs, this league (!) set about establishing best practices for official city language.
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It's Thursday afternoon and Bernie Sanders is on a TV set about to go live when he realizes there's a problem.
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But unlike any student before her, she set about automating the process, and permanently altered the research landscape for students everywhere.
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This allowed me to evaluate and recruit new talent as I set about rebuilding the Norfolk Prison Debating Society in 2011.
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The Test Next we set about waving the samples in front of our coworkers, asking who felt strongly about Mexican vs.
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Crack 1 egg into each hole, and cook until white of egg is set, about 5 minutes, covering skillet, if needed.
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It isn't hard to imagine the defiant mood in which Michelangelo set about producing his rival cartoon for the Council Hall.
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When Putin replaced Boris Yeltsin, who resigned as president on the last day of 1999, he set about restoring central control.
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Kim promised that the people would "never have to tighten their belts again," and set about giving them more economic control.
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Allen incorporated the Stratolaunch company and set about building the huge hangar for the plane in Mojave, next to Scaled Composites.
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He has withdrawn from the Paris agreement, approved the Keystone pipeline and set about repealing roadblocks to fracking on federal lands.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany and President Emmanuel Macron of France may have had a similar mind-set about Mr. Trump.
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When Wenger immediately set about recruiting a battalion of French players, he was greeted by a wave of doubters and critics.
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The Kremlin cares deeply about domestic opinion and set about selling the intervention on television and through pro-war op-eds.
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I set about creating a simple model of their behavior using a board, a deck of cards and some wooden cubes.
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I set about creating a simple model of their behavior using a board, a deck of cards and some wooden cubes.
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Nordsmark then set about creating his sculpture, which combines the look of a subway seat with the plumbing of a urinal.
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He set about expanding the store's fashion credentials, which he believed were lagging behind those of Saks Fifth Avenue and Bloomingdale's.
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Residents and workers set about cleaning up on Sunday and marveled at their luck that the storm had not been worse.
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Dr. Jones set about evaluating the business, getting the corporate entities sorted out, and creating opportunities to expand the supplement business.
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They dispatched their manager, Joe Girardi, and set about interviewing replacements as if they were selecting apples at a farmers' market.
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"Freshly bathed, Kamala set about preparing her family's evening meal," Collingham writes of an Indian family living near Patna in 1811.
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Feeling burnt out with those songs, Barnes immediately set about visiting the locations that piqued his interest while on the road.
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In return, Morales accused the CICIG of abuse of power and set about expelling it, ultimately allowing its mandate to expire.
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I wake up feeling much better and set about making an apple cake to bring to our synagogue's Rosh Hashanah oneg.
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After Syria's civil war erupted in 2011, al-Baghdadi set about pursuing a plan for a medieval Islamic State, or caliphate.
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Furthermore, by all accounts the bureau was wildly successful, saving ordinary families billions, until the Trump administration set about eviscerating it.
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Upon returning to the barracks, the platoon set about cleaning, and Raheel was called to the front of the squad bay.
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At first, the Roman authorities blamed the pestilence on the Christian religious minority, and they set about trying to extirpate it.
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Faas immediately set about getting the photo operation running — his first move being to turn the office bathroom into a darkroom.
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In the years that followed, the place picked itself up and set about turning the Northern Quarter into a musical hub.
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I was intrigued, and immediately I set about researching the legal status of such transactions under both American and French law.
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With Soma's blessing, Thomas and Guy-Man moved the party over to Virgin Records, and set about recording their debut album.
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Penny encouraged Jon's entrepreneurial efforts so he set about modifying the recipe to turn it into an easy "add water only" mix.
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So, over the next two years, the HACMS team set about dividing the code on the quadcopter's mission-control computer into partitions.
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In October, the company said it exceeded the $20 billion ARR for its commercial cloud target it set about two years ago.
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A psychology professor, he set about trying to understand what triggers giggles and guffaws and wrote a definitive book on the subject.
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And all the while, its writers rooms set about distilling those feelings and translating them to the stories they were telling onscreen.
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In 2000, the Roman jeweler Bulgari acquired Mr. Genta's namesake brand and set about placing its own spin on his towering legacy.
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Break up the eggs and cook, stirring and pushing them around the pan, until the eggs are mostly set, about 10 minutes.
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So he and a team at UC Davis set about doing it themselves, focusing on a variety of the popular arabica plant.
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The next week he set about building a collection of African contemporary art, supporting artists with brushes, paints and cash for decades.
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She then enlisted the help of software engineers Erika Pheby, 23, and Kyle Buttner, 25, who set about building the software required.
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When they let each other's hands go, the game started—the Whites ran away as the Pailhasses set about hunting them down.
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Seeing how hip-hop music could encourage young people to take an interest in technology, she set about planning Hip Hop Hacks.
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So Business Insider set about finding out more about the training camps, nightclubs, and expensive events that make up white-collar boxing.
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The fear was that if Democrats set about reprising the 2012 campaign against a self-styled populist, it would fail or backfire.
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Under a themed geodome from local Barcelona company Freedomes, we set about creating a space that both celebrated and showcased British innovation.
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Donald Trump, from almost the moment he became a candidate for President two years ago, has set about making the outrageous ordinary.
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Having established that PERVs could plausibly pose a risk to humans, Yang and her team set about to get rid of them.
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She and her team realized during this first startup that digitized handwritten text was not searchable, so set about solving the problem.
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Using his engineering skills, Mr Fazioli set about designing a grand piano that would produce a sound superior to any other piano.
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Now the system has a robust data set about motorcycles and anything that looks and acts like a motorcycle on the road.
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Vox has undone that consensus, which many had accepted out of convenience, and set about revising what it means to be Spanish.
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Having driven out the government forces, the Islamists set about the now all-too-familiar process of religious cleansing, enforcement and destruction.
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Gallagher, a former Wall Street attorney with no experience in editorial management, quickly set about reshaping RNS after his hiring in 2016.
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But Carter announced, in his inaugural address, that "the time for racial discrimination is over," and set about integrating the state government.
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With the date and origin of the chart established, St. Andrews officials set about the task of preserving the relic for posterity.
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When Mitch Korn became the coach of the Washington Capitals' goaltenders in June 66, he set about familiarizing himself with his players.
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In the early 19573s, the Indian government set about tightening the rules for drug approvals among other intellectual property (IP) rights requirements.
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Add the egg and cook, covered and occasionally loosening it up around the edges until the whites are set, about 20 minutes.
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The director Dziga Vertov, in films like "Man With a Movie Camera," set about creating a cinematic language for a new world.
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I left my cozy job in the Australian Public Service and set about setting up a Nippers program — the Canberra/Broulee Nippers.
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"The Pentagon set about developing a new principle and strategy of military action already called a 'Trojan horse,'" he said on Saturday.
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Meanwhile, his fellow racists, in and out of the Klan, set about intimidating white charrette participants who seem likely to support integration.
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When he first started releasing mixtapes online in 2012, this Chicago-based rapper set about subverting several hip-hop norms almost immediately.
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He would be the jewel in the crown as the club set about buying up all of the best young talent available.
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Fortunately, our leaders do not deny the forces that are causing these herstoric temperature spikes, and have set about taking immediate action.
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Focusing on the first few hundred on the list, the two sides set about searching the names online and checking Facebook profiles.
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He made a bet against the company, and then set about publicizing his opinion that it was in danger of going bankrupt.
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But now he set about establishing a new field of image science, developing methods to detect when digital photos had been manipulated.
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Having rescued Renault, Ghosn set about cutting costs and laying off workers at Nissan, which Japanese executives had been reluctant to do.
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Nevertheless, Warren set about doing her work in the same stolid, implacable fashion that her aides now say defines her campaigning style.
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He rented the raw space cheaply and set about installing bathrooms, a bar and the unorthodox stage that hangs over the bar.
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Then the N.R.A. set about extending the right to carry into places that had remained off limits, including bars, colleges, and churches.
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His mother, Michelle Thompson, set about telling Apple, which resulted in signing up as an Apple developer and submitting a bug report.
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After selling the lower apartment for $1.35 million, they set about transforming the top two floors into a 3,500-square-foot home.
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The announcement immediately prompted chatter on the MSNBC set about the congressional oversight likely to face the Trump White House in 2019.
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They took possession of a large rubber ball from some uninterested girls and set about throwing it as high as they could.
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As the men carried things inside the house, Mohammed's wife Iman, immediately set about preparing the family's first meal in their new home.
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So over the next four months, he and his SparkFun colleagues set about building a bot that could crack the safe for them.
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When owner Tim established the gym in 2008, he set about searching for "the best trainer and the best fighter" he could find.
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She set about introducing, at random, various mutations into the gene that encodes subtilisin, to produce thousands of different versions of that gene.
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Then, we set about estimating the costs of living in a place we'd never lived and with a child we'd never had before.
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Many, on both sides, worry that it will be hard to restore social harmony, and they disagree on how to set about it.
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Does he envisage them capably governing while he, Mr Kushner and Mr Bannon set about making the great changes Mr Trump has promised?
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Instead it put a pause on the program and set about ensuring that future leasing decisions would be made in a sensible way.
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I got the stereotype section of my brain whizzing and whirring, and set about living a day in the life of a retiree.
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The actor reveals to PEOPLE Now that he set about making a major lifestyle change after some tough love from costar Shiri Appleby.
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When Nixon left the White House, Democrats in Congress then set about codifying what presidents can and cannot do, to prevent future abuses.
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Your immediate impulse might very well be to inform your daughter that she's grounded, then set about reuniting the pastor with his Maker.
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Concept artist Ralph McQuarrie drew up some illustrations, while sculptor Liz Moore and puppeteer Nick Pemberton set about crafting sculptures of the helmet.
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That was the problem facing the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency as it set about creating a flexible yet ultrasecure app store in 2012.
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Kaczynski has set about undermining democracy guaranteed by constitutional checks and balances, the very thing Poland craved after 1989 as insurance against tyranny.
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Starving but surviving in a then-cheap city that welcomed dreamers, Patti Smith set about trying to capture the energy of her generation.
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With this in mind, Amin and colleagues set about trying to understand the anti-vaccination movement via what's known as moral foundations theory.
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Knudstorp, took the top job aged 35 in 2004, a year after Lego flirted with bankruptcy, and set about reviving Lego's core business.
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Wanting to understand exactly why the Atlantic Council chose Bongo in the first place, HRF set about drafting an argument for Foreign Policy.
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It also last year set about improving internal controls to ensure employees complied with insurance laws, including mandated education courses and ethics training.
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When Tarek Amer became central bank governor in November, he set about gradually easing the caps and moving to narrow the trade deficit.
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Cusk, who was tenser than I had seen her—alert to every nuance of her daughters' moods—delicately set about repairing the damage.
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Mr. Obama set about persuading President Xi Jinping of China to join the United States in setting ambitious reduction targets for carbon emissions.
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Bijlmer set about working on innovating something that would work and, around a month ago, he launched his product on crowdfunding platform Kickstarter.
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Then, in the summer, they quietly let themselves back outside, into nearby gardens, orchards, woods, and farms, and steadily set about destroying them.
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Rio, now considered by analysts to have the strongest balance sheet in the sector, set about reshaping the company ahead of many peers.
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Mr. Nathanson was intrigued, and he set about doing the research for what he imagined would be a nonfiction book about the company.
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So the company set about trying to come up with a solution that would work for building owners as well as apartment renters.
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Just as unsurprisingly, major printer vendors quickly set about trying to kill this burgeoning market via all manner of lawsuits and dubious behavior.
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In 2010, 12 members of the Czech art group Ztohoven merged ID pictures using similar software and set about living as one another.
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Most of its money was still coming from oil and gas, and the company set about selling its solar and wind power assets.
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Those old white dudes in the Senate needed some sustenance as they set about revoking what has long been colloquially known as Obamacare.
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So I set about to understand why Goop appears to be winning — and what impact, if any, critics have had on the brand.
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But his appeals were drowned out by the angry mob as it turned is back on him and set about its grim business. ■
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When Stéphane Lissner was appointed as the Paris Opera's general director in 2000, he set about implementing measures focused on fostering younger attendance.
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Ms. Smart and her classmates formed a group called Concerned Alumni of Grinnell College and set about expressing their concerns to the school.
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L.S.U.'s previous iterations would set about grinding away time, leaving whatever was left on the clock to the defense to kill off.
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Instead, with the rigor of a scholar, he set about assembling important collections of literary and musical works as well as real estate.
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The researchers set about looking for a hypothesis that might explain why some researchers have found strong effects from fragmentation and others haven't.
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The private-label brand, which set about expanding its proverbial wine cellar in 2017, is sold by Walmart&aposs members-only warehouse chain.
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Riot teams, teams of orange-clad workers, a water cannon and teargas canisters set about destroying peoples' shacks with chain saws and diggers.
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After deciding that we would both like a beach vacation, I set about looking for inexpensive fares to Hawaii, Mexico, and the Caribbean.
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He set about finding moderate congressional candidates he and his friends in Silicon Valley could support, but who would also appeal to Smith.
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At which point, Liss — who has been the institution's principal steward for 18 years — set about finding a new building for the venerable institution.
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He had a sense of unbridled loyalty to the candidate and his campaign and set about trying to organize the meeting with President Putin.
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SEAT said around 700,000 of its diesel models were fitted with the software that the company has set about trying to find and refit.
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Upon his appointment in 2015, he immediately set about changing the lighting and colour of the Pinacoteca's walls to bring the collection to life.
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Having concluded that the chaos on their streets is the result of a shortage of parking spaces, many cities have set about creating more.
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The team then set about comparing the observed brain activity to the types of word that the participants were hearing at that exact moment.
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Marine took over from her father in 2011, and immediately set about softening the Front's image by downplaying its xenophobia and historical anti-Semitism.
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The magazine obliged, and Rossum and Buzzetta set about gutting the 800-square-foot, 1928 apartment to create the "chic, European" space she envisioned.
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"He (the assailant) ran in through the open gates ... He set about one of the policemen with what looked like a stick," Letts said.
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Thrust into what had to be a chaotic situation, Sacks set about righting the ship with investors and regulators before it was too late.
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When McMaster took over from Flynn, on February 20, he set about trying to get his own people rather than Flynn's in top spots.
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His Labour Party had suffered three successive defeats when he became its leader in 2008 and set about moving it into the political centre.
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Knudstorp, after becoming CEO at the age of 35 in 363, a year after Lego flirted with bankruptcy, set about reviving Lego's core business.
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But it is especially the case at SunEdison, where its chief executive, Ahmad R. Chatila, set about expanding, seemingly in all directions at once.
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Mr. Miranda-Rodriguez then started thinking about the heroine who would become La Borinqueña and set about gathering the creative team for the comic.
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Read more: 11 times kidnappers targeted millionaires and high-profile executives around the globeJAB Holding has set about addressing the controversy through philanthropic contributions.
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They can, for example, portray a self that exists outside of the body—an O.B.E. Metzinger and Blanke set about hacking the self-model.
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She and her husband bought the estate, which is now a hotel and spa, in 2012; then she set about writing this engaging book.
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She is, however, a representative of what is possible for women if they set about using everything they have to get everything they want.
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Ms. Trec set about repopulating the warren by buying unneutered rabbits from slaughterhouses, many of which had been discarded by show breeders, she said.
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The leaders of ISIS, on the other hand, believed the caliphate could exist and flourish right now, and they set about making that happen.
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In 2012, the Obama Administration set about to consolidate a half-dozen agencies that deal with business and trade into one combined super-agency.
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In fact, London bartender Joe Petch was so impressed by Reyka's purity, that he set about using it to make the cleanest martini possible.
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Mr. Obama declared that our criminal justice system did not make us safer, and he set about changing it through the use of clemency.
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As soon as the test kits arrived in the state laboratories, scientists there set about the first order of business—verifying the tests' results.
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Russian-backed media quickly set about framing the protesters as "fascists" who posed a threat to Russian ethnic minorities in eastern Ukraine and Crimea.
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Later, in 1929, as the stock market collapsed and the Depression intensified, she set about plans for the Whitney Museum, which opened in 1931.
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McCullough and Abruzzo, who was elected to the Florida senate in 2012, set about securing the support of other federal lawmakers and administration officials.
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Marlow and Moss agreed, and set about hiring professional actors, but handled the communication with the student performers poorly, a step they still regret.
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That spring, Tonghe was accepted to a master's program in Uppsala, Sweden, and he and Humar set about trying to pack up their lives.
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Then he and his aides set about persuading the borough presidents to appoint people who supported maintaining the mayor's power over the school system.
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After coming to power in 26.8, it set about reshaping Poland according to its nationalist and conservative vision, from the courts to the family.
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Maruca and his team set about canvassing the IRS&apos inventory to find good targets for producing "some winners," as he&aposd put it.
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It's little wonder, then, that when German-speaking artists discovered Molière, France's great 17th-century comic playwright, they set about making him their own.
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Ms. Gary bought licensing rights to the material from Brown's sister, Roberta Brown Rauch, and set about trying to sell a number of works.
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Mr. McCraven recorded the gig to a four-track, then set about mincing and splicing and augmenting the sounds, until he had this. 14.
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He set about transforming the club, using growing broadcasting and sponsorship revenues to sign stars like Ariel Ortega, Alex de Souza and Roberto Carlos.
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In contrast to her peers, many of whom did not have the rigorous education she had, she set about to unlearn her academic training.
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Inspired by these grime valentine's day cards, we set about making our very own DJ based cards for the sexy selector in your life.
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Meanwhile, Microsoft will set about lobbying in Washington, D.C., seeking the release of more "white spaces" as well as new federal investments in U.S. broadband.
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Trump and the Republican Congress have set about excising several of President Obama's last-minute regulations through an unprecedented use of the Congressional Review Act.
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One bill spearheaded by Sullivan – which recently passed out of the Senate Commerce committee – will help outline strict guidelines recently set about for fishing vessels.
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The lingerie market is saturated and she felt there was a niche for bringing glamour back to the boudoir, and so set about creating Florentyna.
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As well as picking a new Supreme Court justice, he will soon set about filling over 100 vacancies in the nation's district and appellate courts.
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Unleashing his inner consultant, he set about reorganising the bank's structure, steering it towards wealth management and away from the riskier whirlpools of investment banking.
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So, after returning home to Gaza, he set about building a replica of the 1927 model of the two-door, open-top roadster from scratch.
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Not to be left out, three separate presidential campaigns set about either casting doubt on the declared results or simply releasing some of their own.
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Nonetheless, his rhetoric has given succour to autocrats in other countries, who have passed laws outlawing "fake news" and quickly set about persecuting political opponents.
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From there, he enlisted the help of another artist, Ren Eide, and they set about creating something that would look like it fell from space.
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They praised the efficiency of markets, pulling them further into the provision of public services, and set about wisely shepherding and redistributing the market's gains.
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Kobayashi was appointed trustee, and he set about tracking down all of Mt. Gox's assets as well as soliciting claims from customers and other creditors.
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With control of parliament and a sympathetic president, PiS prime ministers—first Ms Szydlo and, since December, Mateusz Morawiecki—set about delivering on campaign promises.
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As they set about their state-by-state planning, there is one internal complication: the candidate keeps insisting he can win California and New York.
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In 2013, after giving birth, Fien set about trying to devise her own baby food, consulting doctors, dieticians and nutritional experts and using local ingredients.
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For the new study, Church and his colleagues set about the task of editing and disabling a problematic type of transposon known as LINE-1.
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When the aroma of defeat had finally dissipated, he blamed himself for being insensitive to the plight of the poor, and set about making amends.
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In the late 1990s, you set about making the movie Fight Harm, where you'd provoke strangers to the point that they would beat you up.
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Working with one baking sheet at a time, bake the cookies, rotating halfway through, until golden brown and just set, about 1- to 15 minutes.
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He got his real-estate license in 2006, when he was 24, and set about selling homes in the South Bay, where he grew up.
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As such, it was poorly suited to actual use (you'd have missed your turn by then) — which is why Google engineers set about improving it.
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The new Trek, which is set about 10 years before the original Enterprise's five-year mission, will blend lighter and darker tones in its storytelling.
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Mondella set about expanding that location into two adjacent buildings, and eventually the factory occupied a total floor space of thirty-eight thousand square feet.
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Used to building in the dry air of New Mexico, his team set about adjusting the design for the wet, hot climate of the Caribbean.
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Obama set about to make America look more like Europe, despite the fact that continent is riddled with slower growth, massive debt, and higher unemployment.
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There are actually many things that should be set about him, but damn, that dude knows how to deliver (even if he is pushing 70).
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When Schilt met the young upstart Badr Hari in May of 2009, Schilt set about doing the same things he had done in every fight.
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So on a recent Saturday, I picked up black trash bags, a box of tissues, and a camera and set about going through Mom's things.
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He'd learned of a rash of cobra attacks in a village near Saigon, so he set about finding a way to combat the venom's effects.
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He and Mr. Faas set about gathering material from the families of the deceased photographers and from The A.P.; their book, "Requiem," appeared in 1997.
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" The New Deal, he wrote, grew from a complex tradition of progressive reform, then "attached the word 'liberalism' to it, and set about transforming it.
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The two men set about building a brand portfolio that today includes more than 70 fashion houses, among them Louis Vuitton, Christian Dior and Bulgari.
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They set about starting a gin distillery in West London in 22016, but were quickly stymied by bureaucratic rules stretching back more than 250 years.
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Nevertheless, Hopkins set about amping up the dangers of plaque and telling the public that Pepsodent was the only way to get rid of it.
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Getting rid of these clauses has been the plaintiff-bar's top priority, and they have set about to bar these clauses through friendly federal regulations.
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Those insiders promptly set about propping up a deeply inequitable economic system rather than pressing for the "change" Obama had made central to his campaign.
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For weeks, Naber set about matching Ronaldo's global assets—two hundred and twenty-seven million dollars in 2015—against his tax obligations and offshore income.
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With Mr. Groban as eager student, they set about working on roughing up his voice, strengthening his sense of character and coaxing him to dance.
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Taking over a program tainted by a recruiting scandal that led to the ouster of his predecessor, Kelvin Sampson, Crean set about repairing its reputation.
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But when Republicans gained absolute control over the executive and legislative branches after the 2012 elections, they set about undoing the framework Democrats had built.
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Two top European investors and a startup founder with a special data set about will be reviewing submitted decks live on the Extra Crunch stage.
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"Our reporters saw the online chatter and immediately set about investigating the story further than the mainstream media were willing to do," he tells Broadly.
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Armed with their 3D-printed pieces, the researchers set about the task of re-building the ancient temple, much like someone working on a jigsaw puzzle.
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For their first act, the new owners set about restoring the 3310 to its former glory, while bringing the beloved old phone into the new era.
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" So Ventimiglia, along with show creator Dan Fogelman set about remedying the situation with a Super Bowl ad that introduced the hashtag, "Crock-Pot is innocent.
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So they set about destroying the entwined belief system of Confucianism, Daoism and Buddhism, and replaced it with the new trinity of Lenin, Marx and Mao.
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So after our meetings, we set about increasing the visibility of these students in our school and educating our community as a whole on LGBTQ issues.
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Inspired by the example of his ancestor the first Duke of Marlborough, he set about constructing a career that would turn this inkling into a reality.
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So much so that he, along with a small team, set about taking the core mechanic and expanding on it for the new video game Tumbleseed.
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When the Sisterhood was created in the early 1800s, the sisters set about collecting money that would be used to purchase the freedom of Black slaves.
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Besides providing resource books, the hubs collect queries from across the community, log them and set about providing tailored answers to farming and other technical challenges.
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When McGillis was sick, Coughlin's players set about gathering donations from the surrounding community from people who would pledge money for players "max-out" weight-lifts.
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Boris Johnson has officially been installed as the new prime minister of the United Kingdom and must now set about tackling the country's most pressing issues.
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Kurz set about filling the vacant FPO ministers' posts with technocrats, but it remained to be seen if that would be enough to satisfy opposition lawmakers.
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On his return to Chelsea in 2013, he declared himself "the happy one" and set about transforming a Chelsea side that had disappointed the previous year.
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Unsatisfied with the blatant waste of a perfectly good caravan, Douglas and Burns set about breathing fresh life into the vessel's mouldy and slightly-rotten framework.
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Whatever the delivery method, locals were hooked and soon set about making this foreign import their own, which is how Sweden's gleefully deranged version was born.
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"I am pleased he is going to be released, so he can set about defending his case," his attorney, Janey Cook, told reporters after the hearing.
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Noting that far more primitive weapons than nuclear arms are causing widespread destruction today, Mr. Obama called for humanity to change its mind-set about war.
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There was a small fountain, surrounded by plants and a low stone wall; there were a couple of lampposts, and benches, tables, and chairs set about.
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In the last seven thousand years, the river has avulsed six times, and each time it has set about laying down a new bulge of land.
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Push to one side of the wok, then crack the egg onto the other side and cook until the white is nearly set, about 15 seconds.
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So Mr. Crane set about trying to retool NRG's fleet of dirty power plants while building a new generation of utility-scale wind and solar projects.
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That success led to the closing of the court order in 2000, and then Tuscaloosa officials, freed from judicial oversight, immediately set about resegregating the schools.
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"There were artisans around the world far better than I could ever be," she says, and so she set about traveling the globe to meet them.
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When Dr. Yehyia returned in 2006 from Canada, where he had moved as a child during the war, he set about picking up after his Chihuahua.
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So she set about transforming the building into both the film's main location, a fictional dance school in 1970s Berlin, and also a functioning production site.
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Outside, workers set about rebuilding power and phone lines devastated by the Israeli bombardment, which also razed entire tower blocks, leaving rubble strewn across the ground.
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A new realm of strategic analysis took form, and young intellectuals like Weiss energetically set about inventing a field that was intellectually thrilling and deadly serious.
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Many of the reforms they set about putting into law had been outlined by Anthony Crosland, an Oxford don who became education secretary in Wilson's government.
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He immediately set about reordering the White House staff, starting by firing Anthony Scaramucci, who held his position as communications director for just over a week.
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"We have set about a course of action to deny Iran the capacity and the wealth to prevent them from conducting their terror campaigns," he said.
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He had seen the wine cellars in some of those places, and he had set about building one for his own demesne, in Deep South Jersey.
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I have a very different mind-set about collecting now, but it was the first thing that went up in this apartment, even before the couches.
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Barzan set about collecting witness statements against Ameen, and, on September 22014, 20183, an F.B.I. special agent named Phillip Coonfield met him at Al Assad airbase.
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So instead, they set about to construct the segment connecting Bakersfield and Merced, two smaller cities in the middle of the state, as the initial segment.
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But her beloved plane, named for the city she called home, was fading from memory until a group of aviation aficionados set about to change that.
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And then I got in a big fight for a long time with the Pentagon because I strongly opposed the nation-building notion we set about.
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After medics pronounced the child dead, police roped off the area with yellow tape and set about investigating what appeared to be a crime, he said.
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He may disagree with Dr Teller on the best way to set about it, but Mr Jambou has a very similar vision for fast, cheap drone delivery.
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When that proved controversial, he set about making "a rule whose motive was less obvious on its face" to deny admission to students suspected of being Jewish.
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The coalition set about trying to gather the almost 21,373 signatures needed to get on the Florida ballot — an extremely expensive proposition in the best of circumstances.
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The goal is to inform the assisted living set about how to prevent STI transmission and treat them, but they're also offering some senior-friendly sex tips.
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Seeking answers and validation I set about contacting other people a few years older than me, in order to ask how they navigated growing old in clubland.
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No, more than a placid drift through interstellar spheres, Lindstrøm has set about careening wildly through a field of concussive synthesizer arpeggios and big dumb kick drums.
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BP and the US government immediately set about addressing the pollution in US waters, but the extent of the damage to Mexican waters is still publicly unknown.
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But now we've got a chief executive with a whole new mind-set about making public service pay, and his behavior is leaking down through the government.
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The 2002 Declaration used similar phrases, which failed to restrain anybody—least of all China, which set about building artificial, apparently military-ready islands in disputed waters.
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Set about a decade before the Enterprise's adventures in the original series, the latest interstellar drama is different from other shows in the Star Trek TV universe.
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Quantum supremacy is a benchmark that was set about seven years ago in 2012 by a physicist named John Preskill at the California Institute of Technology, Caltech.
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Facebook executives took notice of the outsized success that China's WeChat had in becoming a digital wallet and identity system, and set about trying to mimic it.
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If you're a space nerd, there's never been a better time to get back into Lego, especially with a new, towering (literally) set about to hit shelves.
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As far back as 1969, a study set about debunking the claim that birth control and sex education would lead women and teens to having more sex.
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Set about 100 miles southwest of San Juan (and a 45 minute drive from the main highway), the farm has no power and only spotty cell service.
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Shockie wasn't sure how much the sisters knew; he felt proud and confident nevertheless, puffed up like the phulka he set about tearing on his steel plate.
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She found a roommate (who, funnily enough, had messaged her about her old apartment initially), and set about filling the space with decorations inspired by her hometown.
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When a car-wash business across the street from his dispensary went up for sale, he pounced on it and set about making it 4/20-friendly.
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As an outsider, Marchionne was unfettered by local loyalties and he set about cutting jobs and expenses, slimming management ranks and increasing shareholder value along the way.
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It follows a group of warring Mafia families as they set about turning Ostia, a waterfront suburb of Rome, into a gambling strip to rival Las Vegas.
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He took an outside course in organic agriculture during his time as a mechanical engineering student three years ago, and set about to combine agriculture with technology.
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China's top online retailers, Alibaba and JD.com, have clearly recognized this need and set about offering it through the Hema Xiansheng and 7Fresh grocery store chains respectively.
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So, bailing on his academic career — and colleagues — the then 113-year-old set about creating an alternative product that could give the same experience as meat.
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Arjun meets Ritu (Kriti Sanon), a bubbly journalist, and the two set about on destroying crime syndicates while not forgetting their other priority, cavorting in the fields.
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Much as he had provided two assists in that grand finale at the Stade de France, so he set about subtly influencing and improving his new team.
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Ever since settlers arrived in their boatloads and set about taming the wild, forested hills of New Zealand, wood-chopping has muscled its way into Kiwi culture.
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But, while he and others stretched and squeezed the maths, experimentalists set about trying to catch the putative waves in the act of stretching and squeezing matter.
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Roth, who declines to disclose how much the renovations cost but does reveal it was "a lot," set about turning the island into a haven for women.
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On the other hand, she was warning her party of its "nasty" reputation, three years before Mr Cameron became leader and set about trying to modernise it.
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Remember, the party's congressional wing deliberately set about extracting concessions from President Obama, using the threat of gratuitous default via a refusal to raise the debt ceiling.
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The magazine did not have an entertainment section, so she set about creating one, contributing interview-profiles of Clark Gable, Audrey Hepburn, Cary Grant and other stars.
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So they set about creating high-quality luggage at a fraction of the price, and relied on consumer feedback to fix as many travel complaints as possible.
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The duo were frustrated by seeing customers being forced to pay a premium for green energy and set about creating an affordable renewable energy company called Bulb.
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Since taking the defense secretary post in February 2015, Mr. Carter has set about dismantling discriminatory rules in the services, including opening all combat positions to women.
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After the king helped her find a suitable husband, the couple acquired the deed to Cliveden and set about improving the buildings and gardens — and Elizabeth's reputation.
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By the time Democrats set about selecting their next presidential nominee, a seriousness about antitrust reform—not empty platitudes, but detailed commitments—will be a litmus test.
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More than eight months since an election, political leaders have still not been able to agree a new government that could set about reforms to boost confidence.
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Now the government needs to set about how it is going to help make the rest the world as easy to trade in as the Single Market.
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Journalists set about debunking his claims, explaining why thimerosal and formaldehyde, two compounds Neides claimed sickened him when he got a flu shot, do not cause damage.
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Michelle Goldberg In the 1960s and 1970s, the American right set about undermining trust in the mainstream media, which it saw as dangerously infected with liberal assumptions.
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And I'm in New Zealand at Park Road Post with our effects team, and we set about sort of analyzing the film, analyzing the problems with it.
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In 1969 and '70, with his health failing, Armstrong set about writing a long essay about his relationship with the Karnofskys, a Jewish family in New Orleans.
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He played in just four games before the New Year and spent two stints in the developmental league as the Hawks set about recalibrating his mind-set.
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Armed with new authority and new money by the McCain-Sanders legislation and backed by an overwhelming 97-0 confirmation vote, McDonald set about to clean house.
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In 2015, transportation researcher Alejandro Henao signed up to be a ride-hail driver, in an attempt to develop his own data set about ride-hail expenses.
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Novotna fielded the inevitable queries, put up with more references to that very, very ugly word, and set about molding herself into a steelier, more decisive competitor.
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After being trained by the lab partner of Owsley Stanley, America's premier LSD chemist, he set about producing vast quantities of the purest LSD on the market.
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Three weeks before the Academy Awards, Jeremy Zimmer, the C.E.O. of United Talent Agency, set about reviewing a guest list for the firm's annual pre-Oscar party.
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Once appointed FCC boss by the Trump administration in 2017, Pai quickly set about dismantling the effort by blocking FCC lawyers from defending the agency's own proposal.
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Alleging economic crisis and social unrest, Pinochet's newly instated military government set about undoing social programs, suspending the constitution, and enforcing violence against Chilean citizens deemed disloyal.
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"We have set about a course of action to deny Iran the capacity and the wealth to prevent them from conducting their terror campaigns," Mr. Pompeo said.
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He saw a state that had become barely functional, and he set about restoring its authority the only way he knew how: manually, and from the top.
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Shoring up power Kim went beyond simply purging potential challengers, he also set about building a new support base for himself within the country and the army.
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Knowing a lack of official titles would let outsiders grab land they considered to be unclaimed, Loure set about formalizing land rights for the Maasai and Hadzabe.
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Mr. Neschling set about improving the theater, which was designed by the architect Ramos de Azevedo and completed in 1911, mixing Renaissance, baroque and Art Nouveau styles.
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But in 1979, when religious leader Ayatollah Khomeini overthrew the monarchy and set about transforming Iran into a theocratic Islamic state, the tonbak's fortunes took a tumble.
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Cardinal Cupich also said in an interview that the primary objective of the conference was not procedural, but to change the global clerical mind-set about abuse.
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After a quick victory, Iranians and their militia allies set about securing their next interests here: marginalizing the province's Sunni minority and securing a path to Syria.
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Taking office in January, Mr. Bolsonaro's government set about systematically dismantling all state agencies that enforce environmental protection and indigenous rights, empowering illegal ranchers, loggers and miners.
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Allbritton sold his family's broadcast TV stations in 2014 for $985 million and he set about to expand Politico into other cities in the U.S. and Europe.
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The new chief, Allison O'Hair, set about creating an app for logging health data measurements called Q Health, but that was a far cry from the original vision.
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Photo: Mario Aguilar (Gizmodo)A few weeks back my coworker Mario Aguilar set about buying the first ever Android phone to commemorate the mobile OS's 10 year anniversary.
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Once Copeland and Long figured out what the proper speed (and pitch) was supposed to be, they set about cleaning up the recording by removing any extraneous noise.
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The whole thing was so wholesome, and truly underscores Rosé's thoughts she shared during BLACKPINK's set about how music truly brings people together from all over the world.
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So she and friend Michael Hoffman set about starting the Snaplistings account, where four real estate agents show followers inside apartments for sale or rent across the city.
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About two years ago, Architectural Field Office, a small international charity focused on urban architecture in postconflict countries, set about trying to map the city's remaining historical buildings.
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But rather than learn traditional Western repertoire, Kadri set about interpolating the ragas (harmonic modes) and gamakams (ornaments and slurs) of classical South Indian music into saxophone playing.
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PARELES While living in Rome in 2017, the pianist Jason Moran set about writing a piece a day, mostly short and simple things well-suited for solo piano.
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It would be a very different fight than smallpox, but again Hopkins set about his daunting task with aggressive surveillance programs that exposed the scope of the disease.
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Mr. Saakashvili, a shrewd politician with a populist streak, has set about organizing rallies around Ukraine to build a grass-roots anti-oligarch movement called Cleaning Up Ukraine.
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David Henry Hwang That's something playwright David Henry Hwang was well-aware of when he set about revising his play for a new production directed by Julie Taymor.
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To do that, he set about killing the collection of microbes that live on and inside his body and replacing them with microbes he'd collected from a friend.
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Once Scott also turned up at the session, the producer played the two rappers the "Holiday Banger" beat and they set about writing their verses on the fly.
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Immediately, they set about trying to make him a corner utility man, mixing in first base with right and left field at the lowest levels of their system.
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So, after waking up from one such night, they wrote a list of all the things their dream night out would include and set about making it happen.
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This will set me apart as one of a tiny handful of reporters who knew the moment someone was to die and set about to watch it happen.
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After going through 10 or 15 more videos, he realized there was no mistake and set about designing a new experiment to do controlled tests of snake strikes.
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Almost immediately he set about overhauling a business that was still trading largely on its signature product created by his father in the 1960s, Nutella chocolate-hazelnut spread.
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When the Soviets took Warsaw from the Nazis, in 1945, they set about shooting Home Army soldiers for participating in political actions that were not organized by Communists.
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Under a November full moon, hundreds of young people dressed in black set about turning several of Hong Kong's top universities into fortresses, well stocked with improvised weapons.
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Within months of his appointment to the job, Mr. Cruz, then 31, set about transforming this under-the-radar, apolitical office into an aggressively ideological, attention-grabbing one.
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U.S.-based Liberty Media took over the global sport in January last year and has set about engaging a younger audience as well as developing a digital strategy.
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With the deal signed and a sizeable advance in her bank account, Maguire's label set about recouping their investment by booking her studio time with proven hit-makers.
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After some time spent licking her wounds and performing the role of the party-hosting agreeable first lady, she set about creating the groundbreaking Children's Health Insurance Program.
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Just two months after Ms. McDougal's story was effectively muted by her contract with American Media, Mr. Davidson set about brokering the silence of the adult film actress.
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Instead, he has set about shaking the country's institutions, suspending Parliament for the longest period since 1945 in order to reduce the time mps have to debate Brexit.
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The hosts, Nam and the actress Park Eun-hye, asked the younger defectors on set about North Korean millennials' growing obsession with South Korean fashion, slang and music.
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He eventually married, bought a vineyard in Côtes de Castillon (a lesser Bordeaux region) and set about growing merlot and cabernet franc, and trying to sell the wine.
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The secular Ms. Shaked, who set about curbing the judicial branch and engineering a rightward shift in the Supreme Court's makeup, may have overtaken Mr. Bennett in popularity.
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With Leicester having pulled off the most unlikely title win of the Premier League era, it's hardly a surprise that people have set about ruthlessly monetising their success.
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With her in mind, Ms. Shyu set about culling folkloric tales from traditions across East and Southeast Asia, and created her own syncretic saga for the present day.
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Sessions was rewarded with the attorney general appointment, and once confirmed, he set about implementing the policy agenda that he by all accounts deeply believes the country needs.
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Tearful interviews and remorse followed that day in Cape Town as both Smith and Australia set about repairing their respective images amid a backdrop of scorn and distrust.
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After the British authorities released security camera images of the two main suspects this month, reporters from Bellingcat and the Insider set about trying to learn their identities.
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Mr. Saracho set about selling nonstrategic assets and began looking for new ways to raise financing, before announcing in April that his bank might instead seek a merger.
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Told to use bureaucratic methods, "I set about the business of removing my own chief," he said, then added dryly, "You oughtn't to listen to this," prompting laughter.
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As I set about thinking about all of this, I got in touch with Audrey Bedolis, a lawyer who has specialized in therapeutic malpractice for almost 30 years.
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In Denver, after securing his 42nd triple-double, Westbrook didn't stop: He set about furiously rallying the Thunder back from 10 points down, one unreasonable shot after another.
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"I am pleased he is going to be released, so he can set about defending his case," Lacey's attorney Janey Cook said in an interview after the hearing.
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The gentle beauty contrasts with the sharp-elbowed bustle of buyers as lovers, fathers, sons and bosses set about doing something kind for the women in their lives.
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She wanted to figure out how to program a computer to understand words that could have many meanings (for example "field") and set about programming a massive thesaurus.
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At this Vanguard run, the group — featuring Luis Perdomo on piano, Hans Glawischnig on bass and Henry Cole on drums — will set about breaking in this new material.
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With such huge success the first time round, the team behind the soundtrack set about trying to "recapture its magic," using the same formula for the next two.
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But before she did, she set about working on her music, crafting spectral, post-punk recordings that distracted her from her surroundings while also mirroring the ambient gloom.
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From 2010, these mid-tier banks and regional lenders set about competing with the country's so-called Big Five lenders, the state-controlled behemoths that dominate the economy.
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The sale was completed for $22004,20053, and the brothers set about making quality wines that would stand apart from the cheap jug wines that defined California in the industry.
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Last year, Jeff Bezos' Amazon acquired Whole Foods and set about streamlining and centralizing the grocery chain's existing model that had historically allowed each store to operate largely independently.
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Aware of the need to send clear signals -- not only to North Korea but also to the wider world and international investors -- government officials have set about calming sentiment.
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If the two main parties had set about designing a contest to feed the doubts of young voters, they could not have done better than this year's presidential campaign.
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Tig Notaro has become famous for her extreme deadpan humor and a set about her battle with near fatal illnesses (including breast cancer) and the loss of her mother.
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A highly regarded Republican pollster, and author of a book entitled "What women want," Mrs Conway set about trying to make him appear more measured, more compassionate, less offensive.
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As the coalition government of 2010-15 set about reducing the budget deficit, welfare spending fell by one percentage point of GDP, with working-age families bearing the brunt.
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McDonald drew a map of the interior of the synagogue and set about learning where the boy had been and when, and who else might have been there, too.
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The first black coach in the history of the C.F.L., he quickly set about remaking the Argonauts' roster, trading for a new quarterback, running back, linemen and defensive backs.
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They set about contacting over 35,000 enterprises, drawn from a list of registered companies that file accounts online with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs under an initiative called "MCA21".
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First, it set about persuading local public institutions—colleges, the police, a housing association, the university—to consider spending more of their combined £20103bn budget locally, as "anchor institutions".
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As a counterpoint to this narrative, Dan Hicks, a professor of archaeology at Oxford University, and a French colleague, Sarah Mallet, set about telling a different, and ongoing, story.
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As if to underline the point, the authorities have set about persecuting Future Forward and its leader, Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit, with a gusto typically reserved for supporters of Mr Thaksin.
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A coupon worth $2 off found in the SmartSource insert brings the final price to 97 cents for each container and lid set — about half the price of Amazon.
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After matching the footage to descriptions in a Miles Brothers advertisement from June 1906, Mr. Kiehn set about digitizing it, a process that took about 20 hours in all.
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Ryan has let Trump taint him with dumb politics and racist politics, but Ryan has been just as mum when Trump has set about smashing the foundations of democracy.
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That was Tony Fisher's goal when he set about creating his massive Rubik's Cube, which you have to walk around and push to move the colored squares into place.
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In season two, Zoo would set about phasing out live animals entirely in favor of using all CGI animals, all the time — the better to stage more outlandish setpieces.
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However, in true start-up spirit VARIDESK asked how many were needed and how much time they had to build them out — then set about hustling to do so.
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After an outbreak of plague in 1994, the city - then considered to be among the filthiest in India - set about cleaning up its landfills and sewers, and upgrading slums.
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Ever the pragmatist, McConnell mended fences with Bevin just as he had previously with Senator Rand Paul, and together McConnell and Bevin set about turning the Kentucky House red.
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As the program became more complex, it generated puzzlelike underpaintings on canvas that he set about completing, dragging out his tubes of paint for the first time in years.
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As the third of five grandchildren, she was surprised to be singled out as the recipient of the family jewels, but set about learning to bottle and sell it.
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We learned last week that, shortly after the election, Cohen set about soliciting large payments from corporations on the promise that he could deliver access to the new President.
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If you prefer not to flip, then slip the whole pan into the 350-degree oven and bake until the center is fully set, about 10 to 12 minutes.
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With the expertise of his cofounder John Walker, the Athletic team set about developing a custom process to ferment their beer without crossing the 0.5% alcohol-by-volume threshold.
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Meanwhile, more hacked emails released by WikiLeaks paint a detailed portrait of Chelsea Clinton as she set about "protecting my father and the nonprofit status" of the Clinton Foundation.
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But in recent years he set about courting conglomerates like the Walt Disney Company and 21991st Century Fox, which were eager to profit on Vice's cachet with millennial audiences.
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"We should instead set about trying to harness and utilize it with a view to preventing further disasters," he wrote in the Medical News , soon after the experiment began.
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Alfonso Munoz Chang, director of the Provincial Housing Company of Havana, hopes the initial project will allow him to set about restoring other love motel premises around the city.
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In the early 1960s, the American social psychologist Stanley Milgram set about to understand why German enablers of Adolf Hitler were so bendable to orders from figures of authority.
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Among the many ways they set about making a change in the industry is by urging attendees to wear black at the Golden Globes to send a united message.
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Mr. Urquhart tells the story of the fashion designer Lindy Hemming who set about revamping Bond's image in 1992 — picking the right car, the right Champagne, the right watch.
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It's also possible to help children manage their emotions and to develop a "growth mind-set" about learning (that is, believing that their abilities are malleable rather than fixed).
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So, in order to appease the gap left by the glut of shit hooks, we set about compiling a list of our absolute favorite samples ever in house music.
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With no real plan of starting a brand, Peel set about recreating his own version of the shirt he remembered, to give to his dad and a few friends.
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The new six-member association board set about trying to improve security at the school, which sits on a dirt road behind a high wall topped with razor wire.
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They dated long-distance for two years; when she graduated, she and their son briefly joined Sestan in the capital, where Sestan set about establishing himself as a neuroscientist.
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But in recent years he set about courting conglomerates like the Walt Disney Company and 22000st Century Fox, which were eager to profit on Vice's cachet with millennial audiences.
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Claude Lanzmann emerged from the French resistance to set about preserving, in a monumental documentary film, the dark, unthinkable testimony of fellow Jews who had endured the Nazi genocide.
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But Mr. Polman, who on Thursday announced that he would step down at the end of the year, quickly set about making dramatic changes when he took over Unilever.
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The Republican Party's battered anti-Trump forces licked their wounds on Wednesday as they set about an increasingly improbable task: Stopping Donald Trump from wrapping up the GOP nomination.
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But Mr. Clinton likewise felt outrage about the effort to impeach him, convinced that it was a partisan witch hunt, and he set about discrediting it with the public.
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He has set about dismantling Kynect, which would put consumers into an insurance exchange run by the federal government, and he has said he will pare the Medicaid expansion.
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Your Money When Helene Muller-Landau first heard the news about the Equifax security breach, she set about freezing her credit files and those of her husband and mother.
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Set about five years into Riverdale's future, Josie moves in with her friend Katy (Lucy Hale) into Manhattan's Washington Heights to pursue her dream of being a professional musician.
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Ms. Thompson set about lovingly creating her dream collection on the set: "There's a huge Braque, a Mondrian, an enormous number of paintings I could never own," she says.
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By the time the pianist and MacArthur fellow Vijay Iyer became tenured at Harvard University — a first for a jazz musician — he had already set about changing the place.
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After agreeing to take on 40 percent of the business for $200,000 (an amount that would handily pay off the company's debt), Marcus immediately set about righting Zoe's wrongs.
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Manchester United, even, has finally joined the fray: It launched its women's team, in the second-tier Championship, last year, and immediately set about recruiting an all-star roster.
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Ever since, the Kremlin has set about undermining the independent news media and any civic society organizations or other groups deemed as having the ability to coordinate public demonstrations.
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When Neil Gaiman and Sam Kieth first revived and overhauled "cool-goth-manifesto" The Sandman for DC comics back in 1989, the comic immediately set about dismantling comic conventions.
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New President Vladimir Putin set about constructing a political system that, though authoritarian, at least featured the kind of capable and functional state institution that often lacked under Yeltsin.
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The publishing house turned him down, and "thankfully, that failure gave me the opportunity to set about doing everything I could to build the businesses I believed in," Branson writes.
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Lopez Nieves, whose work plays with memory and nostalgia, set about restoring the neon lights of a dozen cinemas as a project for the Havana Biennial arts festival in 2015.
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He quickly set about giving fans what they were hoping for with a new album, Everybody Looking, which was released Friday, coinciding with his first proper show since his return.
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Netflix also recently premiered new episodes of "Black Mirror," a British anthology series that conjures a variety of technology-based nightmares, with stories set about 10 minutes in the future.
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After turning around a lethargic Fiat he engineered a merger in 2009 with Chrysler, with the backing of the American government, and set about restructuring its management and sales practices.
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At the margin, that weakens the potential resistance when Messrs Orban and Kaczynski set about undermining these alternative centres of authority, or oligarchs concentrate power and wealth in their hands.
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Ever since Poland's nationalist Law and Justice (PiS) party won a narrow parliamentary majority in 2015 and set about dismantling checks on its power, talk of Article 7 has grown.
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"Armed with this data, the researchers then set about the task of searching for spectral signatures that, in the words of the authors, "would be expected from extraterrestrial optical lasers.
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In 1980 Warwick attracted an academic-entrepreneur, Kumar Bhattacharyya, who thought this was nonsense and set about turning Warwick into one of the world's leading centres for research in manufacturing.
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Temer's right-leaning government has sought to speed up the trial so he can set about restoring confidence in a once-booming economy and remove any doubts about his legitimacy.
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It was not until well into his second term that Mr Blair realised how much damage had been done and set about introducing very similar reforms, albeit with new labels.
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Since becoming the first directly elected president, he has set about making the post more important, along the lines of the executive presidencies of France, Russia or the United States.
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Judging from the above footage, the ultras were rebuffed by the stewards and so set about dousing them with pepper spray; one steward taking cover was kicked in the back.
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But more than eight months after an election, political leaders have still not been able to agree a new government that could set about the reforms needed to boost confidence.
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After taking over his cash-strapped local club in 2010, he set about getting them into the Football League and becoming the world's first UN-certified "carbon neutral" football club.
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In 2008, Katie Coates and Tim Trautman founded the UK-based International Pole Sports Federation (IPSF) and the organization set about standardizing rules, regulations, scoring systems, policies, and judges training.
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Compared to other companies, Google also has a particularly deep bench for machine learning expertise, and over the last year has set about creating an ecosystem for its AI tools.
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Warren is also a big believer in stricter financial regulation; the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which was highly effective until the Trump administration set about gutting it, was her brainchild.
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Todt put an end to the political infighting and set about hiring a dream technical team, including Ross Brawn as the technical director and Rory Byrne as the chief designer.
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"Chopra is not perfect," Zakaria observed, "but she is a representative of what is possible for women if they set about using everything they have to get everything they want."
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From the moment François Blanc arrived in the rundown Mediterranean city-state in 1863, he set about building a palatial neo-Baroque casino and an equally elegant Hotel de Paris.
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She joined the lab of Amir Amedi, a neurologist at Hebrew University, in Jerusalem, and they set about training a small group of congenitally blind subjects to use the vOICe.
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When "old space" competitors realized just how far behind they were compared with SpaceX in 2014, they set about establishing joint ventures and initiated their own efforts to catch up.
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Television's most unlikely network comedy is The Good Place, which threw Kristen Bell's dirtbag Eleanor into heaven and meticulously set about untangling philosophy puzzles while spitting out increasingly surreal jokes.
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Mycoskie and Dossett set about gathering experts ranging from neuroscientist Andrew Huberman to dietician Evelyn Tribole who could help create a company that encourages daily healthy mental and physical habits.
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Dr. Alia Crum, a psychologist at Stanford University, and colleagues demonstrated that you can change your emotional and biological response to stress just by adjusting your mind-set about it.
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Plus, "Cursed Child" is set about 20 years after the last book and focuses on Harry's son, Albus, so as a newbie, I felt I could have a fresh start.
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Castro set about improving literacy with a program that launched in April 1961 and ended about nine months later, according to Bill Leogrande, a professor of government at American University.
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When the Department of Homeland Security set about launching the initiative, it contracted with Lafayette Group to persuade state authorities to participate in the network, according to the firm's website.
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So he set about identifying the trigger for his habit, adopting five categories proposed by researchers: time, place, emotional state, other people, and the action immediately preceding the habitual one.
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As Cartas set about figuring out how to woo clients and help them succeed, she quickly understood that her background in organizing had a huge overlap with her new venture.
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As the junta set about kidnapping and killing (tens of thousands were "disappeared" in the seven years of the regime), Di Benedetto was imprisoned for eighteen months and sometimes tortured.
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Among his many other titles was an unofficial one: he was also a cousin of the new President and he quickly set about establishing his own rules for the province.
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Mr. Perriello calls for a new politics beyond traditional left-and-right lines and dismisses what he calls a lazy "'90s mind-set" about what is and is not possible.
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When the Supreme Court declared D.C.'s ban on gun ownership unconstitutional in 2008, the local government immediately set about implementing regulations that would make gun ownership all but impossible.
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Consider this Student Opinion question, then follow it up with a note to a favorite teacher, past or present, who has successfully changed your mind-set about your own abilities.
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She has then set about physicalizing the most prominent tweets by turning them into campaign paraphernalia: buttons, bumper stickers, lawn signs, and T-shirts, produced according to their tweets' frequency.
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A new White House chief of staff started his job and set about trying to bring some discipline to the place, reassuring some beleaguered advisers and showing others the door.
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King Vajiralongkorn, 65, who inherited the throne last year following the death of his father, King Bhumibol Adulyadej, has set about reordering the palace, including the way its finances are managed.
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Acting on the advice of engineers, the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation set about dismantling the Harlem tower and placing it in storage, 12 miles away, in Queens.
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And so Facebook has set about promoting the creation of all manner of groups, and last week during a groups-focused event rolled out a suite of new features for administrators.
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NGOs that work with survivors of sexual assault – both men and women —need to come together with the legal community and find out how, exactly, do we set about protecting victims.
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Bearing all of this in mind, we set about rounding up the season's best woven purses and basket bags and were delighted to find them in every conceivable shape and size.
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Heavily indebted and suffering from a stagnant economy, Lebanon is in dire need of an administration that can set about long-stalled reforms to put public debt on a sustainable footing.
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When Maurice Goldstein set about coming up with the perfect way to propose to his girlfriend Laura Stampler, he knew dogs had to be at the heart of the magical moment.
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On March 17, 2015, Solar Impulse 2 (Si2) set about to create a world record: to fly around the world powered only by the sun, during the course of five months.
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A former sprinter and long jumper, Botha immediately set about switching his focus from the 200m to 400m to protect him against persistent injuries, and the times steadily began to tumble.
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Almost every human culture studied by anthropologists has an elaborate set of rules about how food is divided, which means that people never grab food, but instead set about sharing it.
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The local animals, insects, and microbes obviously hadn't been listening to their Wagner, because they showed no respect for the racial superiority of the Germans, who they set about with glee.
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Unsure how much time he had left, Paul continued in his surgical career as long as he could and then set about fulfilling one of his lifelong dreams: writing a book.
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Their storylines are also reaching towards something resembling a reset button and it's clear that, having emerged from traumatic experiences, they are also going to set about regaining what was lost.
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Oswald set about distributing leaflets again in June 1963, nearly getting arrested by a patrolman who pointed out that he couldn't distribute literature on the New Orleans harbor without a permit.
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As one officer held Marie on the ground, the others set about rifling through her apartment, looking for incriminating evidence against her 28-year-old husband, who was still at work.
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Paul Ryan and the rest of the GOP could have accepted the first phenomenon as a form of liberty, and set about seeking a relatively narrow solution to the second phenomenon.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Under a November full moon, hundreds of young people dressed in black set about turning several of Hong Kong's top universities into fortresses, well stocked with improvised weapons.
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Other gifts from the Azerbaijan trip that were returned include paperweights, pens, leather diaries, a DVD box set about the president of Azerbaijan and two rugs, one large and one small.
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Common sense would say that you set about piling sandbags, but this would be as unthinkable to many people as resisting the depredations of Amazon by patronizing their local independent bookstore.
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Both sides set about severing robust economic relations worth about $30 billion annually in trade, a number that the two presidents had previously pledged to increase to $100 billion by 2020.
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When the Korean playwright Hansol Jung set about answering that question, in 2014, she came up with " Wild Goose Dreams ," a digital-age love story, currently playing at the Public Theatre.
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What's even more striking is how little interest group buy-in seemed to matter after the 2016 election when Republicans set about trying to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.
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On the other side of the workroom, installed autocrat The Vixen set about demonstrating that it can happen here by assigning roles outright, without accepting any input from her team members.
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To his successor, Obama bequeathed a much larger counterterrorism apparatus than he himself had inherited; Trump set about making full use of its powers while shaking off Obama's self-imposed restraints.
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Born in Antwerp, then part of the Spanish Netherlands, Hals moved north to Haarlem to escape Spanish rule and quickly set about a long career as a painter, living to 84.
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After bankruptcy scares in New York City and Cleveland in the 2000s, Congress set about making amendments to the part of the bankruptcy law that cities and counties use, Chapter 9.
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Trump's DOJ has rightly set about to reverse many of these activist policies, and specifically reined in the DOJ's Civil Rights Division, which has been criticized repeatedly for its blatant overreach.
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Wearing a suit and tie, he then set about exploring virtual environments rather than sitting down to play one or two traditional, role playing games for an extended period of time.
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Last year, when Gucci began renovating its store at 63 Wooster Street, it set about looking for image makers who'd had a part to play in SoHo's colorful history to celebrate.
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After more than thirty years of absence from the political forefront, the war breathed a fresh resurgence into the controversial organization, which quickly set about mobilizing activists abroad and providing humanitarian aid.
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Within six months, they both pooled their savings — $30,000 each — quit their jobs (and convinced a handful of trusting friends to do the same), and set about making their idea a reality.
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Uber eventually hired Dara Khosrowshahi, who had led online travel business Expedia Inc, as CEO and he has set about cleaning up the company to get it in shape for an IPO.
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Considered a rising Democratic star and celebrated as the "HipHop Mayor" after he took office as Detroit's 68th mayor in 2002, Kwame Kilpatrickquickly set about building a criminal enterprise in City Hall.
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Though she's hilarious on her hit show, Black-ish, she seems to shine brightest when she's having candid conversations off set about serious issues, such as sexual harassment and unrealistic body expectations.
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Tish knows he couldn't have done it — the timing and geography don't work out — but Fonny is sent to jail anyway, and Tish and her family set about trying to exonerate him.
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Mirziyoyev's administration has also set about refocusing the judicial system from prosecution to protection of human rights, tackling corruption, liberalizing financial markets and creating a favorable environment for domestic and overseas investors.
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FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb IMAGE: APSince taking office in May 2017, Food and Drug Administration head Scott Gottlieb has set about working to make drug approval a less "slow and burdensome" process.
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"We have built the world's largest crowdsourced data set about online abuse against women… Twitter is a place where racism, misogyny and homophobia are allowed to flourish basically unchecked," the report stated.
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As a way of coping with the losses and the trauma of the experience, Oberoi set about restoring and opening the first of the hotel's restaurants just three weeks after the attack.
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Hapilon, a wiry extremist in his early 50s, was named emir of Southeast Asia by ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi in 2016 and has since set about uniting the region's extremists.
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They set about looking for the ring in the ashes of what remained, When they finally found it, Ishu Rao dropped to one knee -- and proposed to his wife all over again.
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Following the Meiji Restoration, in 1868, reformers united Japan under a "restored" emperor, and, after centuries of isolationism and feudal rule, set about turning the country into a modern bureaucratic military power.
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He died from a brain tumor at Christmastime in 1968, and Wilcox, "the silent hero of Weegee's story," according to Bonanos, set about organizing the wild clutter of his superabundant, uneven work.
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Right around the time I packed my bag for the hospital — a full two months before I was due, mind you — I set about achieving that same level of "ready" at work.
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He set about looking for a new mayor to raise up, and before long came upon Tony Yarber, a young bow-tied black pastor and city council member from a poor neighborhood.
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It was a fact that seemed monstrously absurd as the media set about filling the world's living rooms with images of mourning parents waiting for news in the nightmare hours that followed.
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After taking the job, he set about creating a system, with proper infrastructure and resources and personnel, from which you could call people to action and which other groups could tap into.
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Having identified the French language school in Mamaroneck that his 22012- and 0003-year-old son and daughter would attend, he set about looking for a home within a 2000-minute drive.
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Tucking into Peking duck and Dungeness crab in kung pao sauce, the diners, most of them Asian-American and some fierce competitors with one another, set about to tackle a common goal.
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And so these guys set about looking at this old film and figuring out ways to correct it, to fix it, and obviously the results that we see are in the film.
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He had always found the depiction of the mouse too indistinct, so he retrieved his paint brushes and set about "improving" on the work of Rubens by making the hazy rodent clearer.
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The migration was so extensive that many small villages were dotted with abandoned houses and empty apartment buildings, and local officials set about knocking them down, rather than living with the blight.
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He arrived in New York in 2000, and as he set about learning English, his father, who already lived in the city, spotted an empty storefront and suggested opening a business there.
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The American-born Ms. Jones went to the province in the mid-21960s with her husband, Burnley Jones, and the two set about galvanizing black residents on housing, employment and other issues.
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He got the job and, sensing he could increase his income if he sold more wine, he set about teaching himself, reading everything he could and working in the restaurant's wine cellar.
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They then set about raising funds for an academy that would offer music students from all over the Middle East training in classical music and philosophy, and other instruction in the arts.
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While the president saw nothing wrong with his request, officials who heard it quickly worried that it would be problematic at best and set about finding ways to keep the conversation hidden.
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But as the demographics of tech have become incrementally more Midwestern, those regional outposts have also set about remaking the industry in their own likeness—particularly where matters of faith are concerned.
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Five months since a parliamentary election, there is no sign yet of the concessions sought by Hariri to allow the formation of a government that can set about badly needed economic reforms.
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Muguruza, the 2016 champion, set about attacking Halep from the off but whereas all her previous opponents this fortnight has withered under the onslaught, battle-hardened Halep barely took a backward step.
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Cox then set about crafting a bill to ensure the upkeep of war memorials during government shutdowns, meeting with hundreds of members of Congress until he found a bipartisan group of cosponsors.
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The company set about designing a different speaker because the Move will suit different uses versus the One, as it's designed to be used in all environments, including outside in open air.
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So he set about building a simple, text-heavy WordPress site where he details the seemingly infinite abundance of online rip-offs, along with advice on how to detect and avoid them.
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Jamie dusted off the ol' stand-up mic Wednesday at HaHa Comedy Club in North Hollywood where he tried out a 10-minute set about his junk that had the crowd rolling.
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The relationship between Hungary and the US had become frosty under the Obama administration, as Orban implemented draconian anti-immigration policies and set about systematically silencing voices of opposition in his country.
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Yuriy Fedynsky, 43, born into the Ukrainian diaspora in the United States, moved to the country of his ancestors and set about resurrecting an almost lost tradition of lyrical ballads known as "dumas".
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The situation began to change a decade ago when some of Tugach's 600 residents set about creating a museum to chronicle its past, a cathartic process that sparked discussion and transformed the mood.
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To this end, ecosystems researcher Oscar Venter and colleagues set about creating an updated footprint measurement using existing data on built surfaces, roads, crop and pasture land, nighttime lights, and human population density.
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Since then, PiS has set about dismantling Poland's institutional checks and balances, alarming Polish liberals and startling the rest of the EU. Upgrade your inbox and get our Daily Dispatch and Editor's Picks.
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The game tells the story of a young woman named Edith Finch who is set about learning the history of her family in gruesome fashion — by exploring the stories of how they died.
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The 37-year-old saved a break point in the first game and, his nerves settled, set about the task of outclassing his opponent with clinical precision to reach his 14th Basel final.
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When the cult chose a date for their ascension-suicide, believing that the Hale-Bopp comet was being trailed by the alien spacecraft they'd long awaited, they set about preparing their final outfits.
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With the original samples in Russia unavailable, grad student and first author Igor Huskic, also of McGill, set about creating synthetic versions of the samples using the details from the old mineralogy journal.
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Arthur and the gang assumed that a woman voiced by guest star Jane Lynch, who demeaned Mr. Ratburn as "soft," was likely his fiancée, and set about trying to break up the pair.
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Inspired by this observation, O'Malley James and Kaltenegger set about to determine whether a biofluorescent life form could produce a remotely detectable trace on an alien world orbiting an active M dwarf star.
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That's why Wisconsin pols — including House Speaker Paul Ryan — set about offering $3 billion in tax subsidies this year to another company, Foxconn, which is now set to build a new factory there.
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Having lost his personal information on upgrading to iOS2, he set about building the iPhone Backup Extractor, which has helped more than 3 million people recover their important photos, videos and app data.
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Anyways, HBO Go login in hand, I set about attempting to watch the show with my kids (ages four and one) on Saturday morning, when the new episodes were due to be available.
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Not satisfied with the options on the market, James set about developing his own line of specialized products; last fall, with celebrity partners Arnold Schwarzenegger, Lindsey Vonn, and Cindy Crawford, he launched Ladder.
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" Sessions also expressed disdain for agencies that "set about their own agendas…focused only on what they feel are the goals of their agency (without giving) sufficient respect to the rule of law.
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People close to the White House, meanwhile, set about undermining the credibility of cooperating witness Papadopoulos, describing him as an overzealous low-level adviser who was a "zero" in terms of campaign seniority.
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It is time for responsible Republicans to abandon the sinking ship into which Donald Trump is poking holes and set about fine-tuning their primary system to prevent this travesty from happening again.
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That's the gap that Chris Esguerra's team at Blue Shield of California Promise Health Plan set about addressing last year at the two primary-care clinics that the health insurer owns and runs.
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So Mr. Simons shelved some early plans and set about incorporating Mapplethorpe's photography into his collection: the celebrity portraits as well as the self-portraits, the erotic photos as well as the flowers.
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A decade ago, after identifying a problem, Warren set about doing the unglamorous work of outlining a solution, building a political coalition to support it, and selling it to the public at large.
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Granted a pointedly small allowance by their families, the two ladies then set about "retiring" from society—forgoing the social circuit of their peers and dedicating themselves to learning, art, literature, and charity.
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The crews promptly set about clearing out a small section of the camp, working their way inward, and throwing dirty blankets and mattresses, discarded furniture, and tarps into a large container for trash.
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" During dinners, Cruz said, he would "sit at the kitchen bar and (his wife) Heidi and the girls would sit at the kitchen table, which set about 10 feet apart from each other.
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Soon, to the delight of Jochen's family and the tut-tutting of Marion's busybody colleague (Irm Hermann), Marion has dumped her white-collar boyfriend for Jochen, and they set about building a life.
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In response, Achievement First's leaders set about designing a new school model that they hope can maintain their high expectations and strict rules, while letting students develop independence and a sense of identity.
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Since then Mr. Shtayyeh has set about trying to increase public confidence in the authority, while also showing a common touch, as if he hoped to be a candidate to succeed Mr. Abbas.
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He set about rebuilding the school, now called the Deni Arsanov School of Languages and Culture, and reviving his great-grandfather's legacy of teaching a pacifist strain of Sufi Islam and foreign languages.
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When males of most bowerbird species are ready to begin courting, they set about building the structure for which they are named: an assemblage of twigs shaped into a spire, corridor or hut.
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Tired of telling people they couldn't bring food or beverages to their seats, he repealed that rule, but then set about finding fast-melting ice (the secret: small chunks) to reduce rattling noise.
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In 2018, Spain's Socialist Workers' Party, which had passed the historical-memory law of 2007, returned to power after six and a half years of conservative rule, and set about completing unfinished business.
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But we have not been living in normal times since Donald Trump was inaugurated in January and set about making a mockery both of his oath and of the office of the presidency.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - On Monday evening, Nancy Pelosi set about writing one of the most important speeches of her long political career, about her decision to open an impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump.
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Three artists — an Italian-Canadian visual artist, an Irish writer and director, and an English actor whose parents had escaped the Holocaust in Germany — rented the space and set about refurbishing it themselves.
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As the Cimrman myth goes, after a trove of lost documents were discovered in the fictional town of Liptakova in 1966, Cimrmanologists set about correcting the record to give this "spiritual titan" his due.
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As he spoke, workmen in the upper-crust district of central Paris set about cleaning the defaced Arc, removing charred hulks of cars and replacing the shattered windows of banks, restaurants and glitzy boutiques.
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I set about the former with gusto, but the latter takes me a little longer, even though I really do need to catch up on my zzz's… Daily Total: $29 Day Seven 1.96 a.m.
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Established to weed out gender and racial stereotypes and other social ills in advertising, the authority has set about its task with humorless zeal and recently banned commercials for Philadelphia Cream Cheese and Volkswagen.
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After regaining his Tooting seat in 2010, and with his party now in opposition, Khan then set about running the successful campaign to appoint Ed Miliband as the next leader of the Labour party.
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Gregory and her team set about taking measurements of the cars and their trajectories and red-tagging any evidence, which would be transported to N.T.S.B. or Amtrak facilities for cataloging and three-dimensional scanning.
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From the moment the Warriors set about stalking the 1995-96 Chicago Bulls for the best regular-season record in league history, they cautioned that it would mean almost nothing without a championship, too.
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So while the Augurs start out with only a weak offense, albeit with a great range, you can quickly boost their abilities and set about slaughtering giant spiders in a no time at all.
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Once Slammed in the Butt by My Hugo Award Nomination was published, Tingle set about trolling the Rabid Puppies — by turning to one of their most hated enemies, noted feminist game developer Zoë Quinn.
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Iran's president, Hassan Rouhani, recently warned that if the deal's other signatories did not set about easing the country's economic pain by July 214th, the country would start enriching uranium beyond the 22017% level.
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At the Ivanpah solar facility in the Mojave Desert, Google set about creating a huge portrait celebrating Apollo program lead software engineer Margaret Hamilton, using reflective solar panels and the light of the Moon.
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Once what became known as the MacArthur amendment was codified, whip teams set about testing its support in the Republican conference and solidifying the votes of Freedom Caucus members, the senior GOP source said.
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Juno will set about resolving this question by taking minute measurements of the planet's gravitational field, which will in turn shed light on the mass distribution that remains hidden under Jupiter's thick cloud cover.
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Ardern promptly labeled the mass killing as terrorism, and set about reassuring a nation that has been largely unscathed by the violence and fears that have afflicted other countries in the past two decades.
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After a friend of a friend told 17-year-old Lamyaa that her father would "beat" her if she took her hijab off, she set about to prove him wrong — with her dad's help.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Reuters photographers covering protests in the central Santiago rallying point of Plaza Italia were getting ready to capture images on Monday as the police set about clearing the square for the evening.
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Three years later, he bought a controlling interest in the Santa Catalina Island Company, which owned the island and set about developing Avalon, improving its infrastructure and building hotels and the circular Catalina Casino.
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But, whatever your personal patterns are, she's clear on the fact that you need to make the conscious decision to be willing to change your habits before you can actually set about altering them.
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But, making good on his threat, Grindelwald escaped custody and has set about gathering followers, most unsuspecting of his true agenda: to raise pure-blood wizards up to rule over all non-magical beings.
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After working his way up through Melbourne's culinary scene, in part under the tutelage of the legendary Lebanese-Australian chef Greg Malouf, he set about bringing his soulful spin on the cuisine to Central.
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Architect John Hix and his wife, designer Neeva Gayle Hix moved to Vieques from Canada in the 80s and set about creating a sustainable haven in the Caribbean, a fusion between conservation and design.
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Traditional chops are often super boring anyway, so they immediately set about making a lot of noise as Among the Rocks and Roots, borrowing a name from a Wolves in the Throne Room song.
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That group soon set about taking liberties with all aspects of the miracle: the camera, film and projector and the ways they could be manipulated to alter experiences of time, light, space and self.
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The apocalyptic fear aroused by the recent destructive hurricanes is the latest manifestation of the mounting dread that has taken hold in the American mind-set about the implications of our steadily warming planet.
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This is true in a census or medical records database, but often doesn't apply to a data set about people visiting particular locations or using their mobile phones in various places around the world.
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Was it the populist right, reared in the meme swamps of Reddit and 4chan, who emerged blinking into the daylight of politics and set about baiting anyone who disagreed with their chosen Republican king?
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Set about nine miles back from the road, it's accessible either on foot, a three-hour hike through the forest, or by motorbike (40 minutes plus a half-hour trudge on a gradual incline).
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Having reached Tallahassee overnight, the young activists quickly set about advocating for sweeping new gun restrictions, included expanded background checks for gun purchases and an outright ban on the sale of military-style firearms.
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Feeling thoroughly trolled, and despairing that dad's long shadow extended even into crossworld, I set about taking revenge in the form of a comics-themed puzzle that would conspicuously omit any reference to Doonesbury.
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"We set about the problem of EPO regulation, which might have been seen, and some did see, as a niche area," he said in a telephone interview posted by the Nobel Committee on Twitter.
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King Vajiralongkorn, who ascended the throne after his father's death, quickly asserted his authority by requiring changes to a new constitution to make his powers clear and he also set about reorganizing the palace.
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When I set about making an ad-lib version of chicken rice, I had in mind the biriyani model, in which a simple and savory chicken stew is mixed with basmati rice and baked.
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A doctor suggested that the deafness would limit her educational and professional achievement, but her parents refused to accept that — they set about learning sign language, sent her to Catholic school with hearing children.
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At 27, Prochnik, a budding writer and scholar, and his young wife, Anne — herself similarly moved by Judaism — made their way to a diverse neighborhood in Jerusalem, where they set about creating a life.
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Once they estimated the stresses inside several bends and calculated how much force would undo them, the team set about testing their simulations, comparing them to the hues that emerged in knotted-up fibers.
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So we set about with a strategy to slowly accumulate a significant position and in order to thwart any other attempts to try to come in and try to wrestle NH away from us.
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He dubbed himself, Special Representative for Ukraine Kurt Volker, and Energy Secretary Rick Perry as the "Three Amigos," and set about trying to build bridges to the new Ukrainian government under President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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But the concept became a useful tool for the march on Washington, which set about the task of uniting feminism's mainstream, popular arm and its dissenting factions — all in the space of two months.
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So far, politicians like Graham have made it abundantly clear they're not listening, insisting that if tech companies don't set about backdooring their products and weakening encryption, there will soon be hell to pay.
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I said there was no comprehensive policy available and then I got in a big fight for a long time with the Pentagon because I strongly opposed the nation building notion we set about.
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He set about putting together creatively bold, modestly budgeted films like "Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk," a military parable directed by Ang Lee, and "The Walk," a 3-D thriller directed by Robert Zemeckis.
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