Gerona and his colleagues set to work analyzing these samples.
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" I set to work framing an appropriate thought: "My wonderful _________.
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Intrigued, they set to work trying to solve the problem.
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He set to work, trawling through page after page of evidence.
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My wife, Viviana Ortiz, and I set to work right away.
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He immediately set to work to challenge, even disprove Hamilton's theory.
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So I set to work, if you can call it that.
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The Rosses immediately set to work neutralizing Anna's prominent Queens accent.
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So she set to work on creating her own dream job.
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I log in and immediately set to "work" writing an email.
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The local government would set to work putting sandbags in place.
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He set to work contacting immigration authorities at the Houston airport.
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So the police inspector and his two deputies set to work.
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Their Ukrainian counterparts set to work following Turchynov about his daily life.
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So the company's leadership set to work on turning the business around.
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The couple moved in this past winter and set to work decorating.
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That's when they set to work scaring the bejeezus out of their victims.
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Instead, he set to work as editor of the most ambitious intellectual enterprise
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Mountbatten also set to work finding a suitable woman for Charles to marry.
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By the time the Beatles set to work on the track, on Jan.
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Perhaps more importantly, his rivals' fates seem set to work to his advantage.
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In 1895, he set to work to find the key to good health.
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So Moicano set to work floating around the cage with his feet almost parallel.
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Eventually, he bought a computer and set to work teaching himself how to code.
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Then they set to work repairing street lights, replacing signs, and repainting the street.
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City officials said all of Portland's 1,000 officers are set to work on Saturday.
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Decamping to the Wisconsin studio of Bon Iver's Justin Vernon, they set to work.
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Will put me in touch with Zhouqin Burnikel and we quickly set to work.
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Miller is set to work on policy guidance focused on the nation's counterterrorism efforts.
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He brought his wife and daughter — and then set to work persuading my father.
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So Mr. Wolfert gathered his courage, and they set to work to fix it.
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Nicholas Barnfield, an architectural stone and sculpture expert with Cliveden Conservation, set to work.
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How I set to work with Robert's book was, again, not something that I chose.
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It's set to work with Android and iOS, though iPhone functionality will be more limited.
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Ludendorff set to work, drafting government policy and minimizing the Kaiser and undermining civilian officials.
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He hopped out of his car, walked into the little vault, and set to work.
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Based off a plan that he wrote on a napkin, the airman set to work.
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Yamamoto, looking more polished and thoughtful, set to work with hard kicks and counter punches.
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Tortoso set to work on the landscaping, which was also more complicated than they expected.
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When the BEAM 7 applications arrived earlier this month, Thays and Emyr set to work.
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Exasperated, Shelton whips off his jacket as he set to work on fixing the truck.
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The man set to work gathering palm wood and fronds to build a small hut.
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Baffled by his results, Ho set to work trying to figure out what was going on.
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So I jumped in with little foreknowledge of how the game works and set to work.
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At the study site they set to work with quiet efficiency, sorting out ropes and carabiners.
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Sessions immediately set to work breaking down that bastion once he arrived at the Justice Department.
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They set to work combining the two to produce an even larger pool of genetic information.
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In the wake of Ranehill's failed replication, Cuddy and Carney set to work on a response.
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I found a little counter space in our made-for-gnomes kitchen and set to work.
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With his senior season and a possible N.B.A. career ahead of him, he set to work.
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A referee who was set to work the matchup had recently officiated a game involving Gobert.
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I'd sit my little Punch doll down in a chair, then set to work drawing him.
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Two seated women punch out discs of dough and set to work folding tiny ground beef dumplings.
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But by the time Arena set to work concluding his contract negotiations with Flynn, Gulati was gone.
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But Mr. Mulvaney immediately set to work defanging the bureau, even as Ms. English remained an employee.
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Reena H. Walker, then an undergraduate research technician at Brown University, set to work gathering hard data.
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Then they set to work updating the home, putting in HVAC, new flooring and a new kitchen.
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So they bought the locked-in-time house for $795,000 a year ago and set to work.
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Other officers surveyed the damage and set to work dismantling barriers that the demonstrators had set up.
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She partnered with Sasha Farber on a cha cha set to "Work From Home" by Fifth Harmony.
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Pulling out a children's pallet of colors that I carried in my backpack, I set to work.
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Emelianenko looked at Filipovic as a kickboxer and set to work training with Ernesto Hoost and Tyron Spong.
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Dedicated to honoring the owner's wishes, Stray Rescue set to work finding the perfect person to adopt Shell.
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Losing no time, I found a pair of extendable pruning clippers and a stepladder and set to work.
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Instead of viewing it as a PR crisis, the government should set to work to stabilize the economy.
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I lit candles, grabbed my fountain pen and ink and set to work on the dining room table.
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Knowing that his enemy Madison was planning a run for the House of Representatives, Henry set to work.
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Before the fires at the Abqaiq and Khurais oil facilities had been extinguished, American spies set to work.
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So I set to work to find other change-UMB-to-UMP words and created a workable set.
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The "million-man army" would swap Kalashnikovs for shovels and set to work building roads, dams and housing.
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NASA astronauts Anne McClain and Nick Hague are set to work for 6.5 hours today on the ISS's exterior.
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Schlafly's stardom was enabled by a changing world, even as she set to work trying to change it back.
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When the bus arrives at the ceramics factory, the volunteers are split into four groups and set to work.
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Cosgrove and her family adopted Kasey and set to work introducing the skittish canine to a new, loving normal.
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He bought garage equipment, support trucks and motorhome from Manor's liquidators before a scheduled auction and set to work.
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" She and Hart remain friends, and the two are set to work together on the upcoming movie "Night School.
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They were always thanking us and just being so funny, so it was a really fun set to work on.
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After football, he set to work as a machinist and trusted FINRA member Resource Horizon Group to protect his savings.
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Along with Qualcomm's own software offerings, the system is set to work with Amazon's recently announced AWS RoboMaker and Ubuntu.
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In November and December 2018, Martin set to work transforming the live performances into an album fit for home listening.
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Reagan set to work bringing the building into the 1980s, including replacing broken china with new, privately funded china patterns.
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Communist forces set to work encircling the base with trenches and concealed gun positions, imperiling the stronghold's aerial supply lifeline.
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"It's about four sisters," she told me, and I set to work reading it and deciding which sister I was.
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Just as Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes set to work on painting what interested him, the King came knocking.
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Tougher economic conditions as a result of higher oil prices and a depreciating rupee are set to work against the BJP.
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After the game launched, de Jongh and Tegroeg set to work creating a brand-new factory level for players to tackle.
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After a bit of spelunking, they found an appropriately sized space, and set to work building their own personal, hidden showroom.
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The Senate—at the behest of Mr Patrick, who presides over that chamber—summarily set to work on Mr Abbott's agenda.
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Yet nine women have set to work on two looms, weaving mats with red, black, silver, orange and lime green threads.
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By Wednesday night, the most significant actor in the potential unraveling of Trump's presidency would be hired and set to work.
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Its health minister also pitched up with surgeons who set to work at once in hospitals alongside Somali doctors and nurses.
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Mr. Qureshi returned with old Urdu newspapers, carrying headlines of violence and unrest, on which he set to work in charcoal.
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Arthur wasn't able to leave his room, so Alsop set to work bringing to magic, and Santa of course, to him.
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Not knowing what it was, surgeons pulled the 200 gram lesion out in full, then set to work cracking it open.
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Emergency workers quickly doused the fire, flipped the vehicle back onto its tires, and set to work extricating the injured Newman.
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Nonetheless, as a pro-European politician, Scholz is set to work with other euro countries to drive reform in the region.
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Armed with printouts of the photos and with portable light boxes on which to pore over negatives, we set to work.
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Japanese cooks considered it Western fare and set to work adapting it to their own tastes and making it their own.
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Once Apotheosis had selected its next show, Puccini's "La Fanciulla del West," the artistic team set to work with the developer.
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Since January, the administration has set to work bolstering fossil fuels and rolling back any efforts to mitigate or study climate change.
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I am forty years old… Finally the idea of inventing something insincere finally crossed my mind and I set to work straightaway.
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Tasked with developing better infrastructure and a more expansive feature set, the team set to work on bringing Daisie to the web.
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Then, I set to work making a salad of arugula, peppers, cucumbers, Manzanilla olives, banana peppers, shredded carrots, and raw sunflower seeds.
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After striking a deal Parker Brothers immediately set to work on fixing the game's most glaring deficiency: its lack of playing pieces.
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Her team, led by a GWU graduate student, then set to work building a robotic version of a sea lion named Flipper.
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An inveterate tinkerer — before food, his obsession was antigravity — he set to work, scouring the literature on proteins, starches and vegetable gums.
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With her new bus, George set to work moving out of Pomona housing and retrofitting the bus into a place to live.
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And so I set to work turning a 4-by-9-foot walk-in closet outside my bedroom into a bunny room.
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Over the summer, Campos and Bielsa set to work drafting a slew of talented young players, including a handful from South America.
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As I set to work on my poem in the next few days, I felt a sense of duty to be authentic.
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They created an election task force, and the election task force set to work looking at different options for conducting Fargo elections.
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When Emily, who is now 21, was finally diagnosed, we quickly set to work educating ourselves on the nature of this illness.
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But teams have set to work on the Erebus, slowly collecting items over the years, including a belt buckle and a boot.
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Her predecessor Hubert Joly joined Best Buy in 2700 and set to work on creating a plan to turn around the company.
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The workers, who spotted the pup swimming up to the platform and called out to them, immediately set to work rescuing the canine.
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Orrin assembled a team, mostly made up of Quixey alums, and set to work building what would become the first version of Sigma.
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Pennsylvania lawmakers say they will set to work crafting a new map, which the state's Supreme Court wants to see by February 15th.
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In the months that followed, Sheth quickly set to work consulting parents in Mumbai to find out if they had the same concerns.
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With banks caving in and jobs vanishing, FDR set to work passing laws and establishing new government bureaus to curb the economic suffering.
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He commissioned the services of a Dutch automotive engineering group, BPO, which set to work figuring out how the heck to do that.
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Instead of active "pings" using tracking pixels or other image-hosting tricks, you're getting a lighter client-side data set to work from.
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The Army Corps of Engineers was set to work trying to clear drift and debris from the Potomac and Anacostia Rivers in 1973.
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Later that day, she set to work making a presentation about the virus that she could share with her class and other teachers.
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She called on her friend and interior designer Lindsay Rhodes, and set to work completely transforming the humble abode into a dream home.
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So King George V, the grandfather of Queen Elizabeth ll, set to work remaking the royal family into a more streamlined, more "English" brand.
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So the US government took over a local school to use as its laboratory and set to work developing a bomb…and a community.
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But before the legislature can even constitute such a change, Erdogan has set to work making his wish for expanded powers a palpable reality.
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"Keeping in mind our reader and their customer, we set to work reviewing possible shapes, materials and color combinations for the pieces," says Sumwalt.
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So she and her husband took the dog with the endearing overbite into their home in October 2016, and set to work working out.
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So I sold some of my Ether, bought some computer hardware, and set to work learning about building PCs and the art of Linux.
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Mr. Manafort flew to Ukraine in September 2014 and set to work rebranding a party deeply fractured by the violence and by Russia's intervention.
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I took the listing down, pulled out the tape measure and set to work, searching for a way to make the piano fit better.
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But author Jason Lutes had no such roman à clef in mind when he set to work on his epic graphic novel series Berlin.
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With Google supplying machine-learning experts and cloud-computing resources, Mr. Anadol and his team set to work to make their computer system dream.
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After a few back-and-forths with Will, we settled on the current set of theme entries and set to work on the grid.
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Mr. Ferguson then set to work identifying the subjects and conducting interviews which, given the fleeting circumstances of the food line, proved staggeringly difficult.
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"She set to work designing a version that would speak to the Yandy aesthetic and current fashion trends in a bodysuit silhouette," Thompson said.
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After being fired by Mr. Trump's chief of staff John Kelly in December, she immediately set to work on Unhinged, aided by her recordings.
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The group set to work making posters and stickers, venturing out into the dead of night with their buckets of wheat paste and Xeroxed art.
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When Rob Kaman famously split his shin open, his corner taped it up and he set to work kicking his man in the next round.
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Petousis-Harris and her co-researchers, who had access to a database recording events during the meningococcal B outbreak, set to work testing his hypothesis.
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Dunkel realized the stretchy fibers could reveal what was hidden within knots, so he and the study's co-authors set to work constructing new simulations.
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The construction of the Great Ocean Road dates back to the end of World War I, when returning soldiers set to work on the project.
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In what counts for a lull, Mr. Grams reached toward a pencil box and set to work, carefully charting the conditions of the nation's midsection.
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Armed with "Practical Plant Breeding" by W.J.C. Lawrence, a dull-looking little volume that was the plants-man's bible from the 1930s, he set to work.
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IN THE run-up to Ramadan artisans set to work on fawanis, the lanterns that hang in Egyptian homes and streets throughout the month-long holiday.
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Stundzia recommends contacting international rescue organizations to see how you can put your skill set to work to help canines stuck in the dog meat trade.
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He had been planning to enroll at UCLA, but after the murders he hired a full-time tennis coach and set to work improving his game.
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I'm going to bask in this extraordinary honour and my extraordinary good luck and I'll set to work first thing tomorrow on the global unfairness problem.
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But Takada stuck to professional wrestling and with the UWFi he set to work creating rivalries with other promotions, disparaging their less realistic style of matches.
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Lawlor, a then-47-year-old mother of seven with no college degree, set to work transforming herself into an expert on all things roof crush.
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So the United States swiftly set to work to join forces with the Indonesian military and anti-Communist Islamists to exterminate the PKI and its supporters.
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An entire battery of think tanks was set to work, to analyze how this had occurred and how Trump had negotiated his way through to prevail.
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The three writers then set to work with military precision, knocking out multiple throw-ups as city buses, trucks, and cars streamed past, brazen and unfazed.
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So the company set to work on a smart watch that would be easier for seniors to use, while monitoring for falls in an unobtrusive way.
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CreditCreditBruno Barbey/Magnum Photos When the architects of Cathedral of Notre-Dame set to work some 850 years ago, their goals were nothing if not ambitious.
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Dr. Hu, Sulisay Phonekeo and others set to work observing just how the ants were producing the structures, which, in overall shape, resemble the Eiffel Tower.
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In his most recent fight, against Cub Swanson, Moicano set to work establishing the jab and frustrating Swanson who was forced to leap to close the distance.
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We conferred, then conscripted a machinist, who with our assistance hauled her ponderous cutters and blowtorches over the soft sand and set to work on the saucer.
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The couple, who got married in 2017, are set to work together in The Rental, a horror thriller written by Franco and Joe Swanberg, according to Deadline.
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Some on the left hope a liberal majority would also set to work undoing recent rulings that have gutted the Voting Rights Act and expanded gun rights.
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Looking for signs of coordination, Albright set to work identifying the links that appeared on more than one shady website and found more than 280,2000 of them.
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After making modest progress with interlocking indentations—a concept borrowed from another toy manufacturer—Ole's son, Godtfred, set to work on a mechanism for binding blocks together.
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While Inafune and Comcept focused on the worldbuilding and the more conceptual aspects, Armature set to work on the nuts and bolts of actually building the game.
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It was a huge opportunity to make an immediate impact on the federal judiciary, and Trump's team quickly set to work identifying, vetting, and nominating stellar nominees.
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The Poland-based developer took note of this and — likely emboldened by the runaway success of Blizzard's Hearthstone — set to work on creating a standalone spin-off.
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Among other things, the two businesses are set to work together on in-vehicle infotainment systems and digital services based on Baidu's DuerOS, a conversational AI platform.
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Then he set to work arranging a meeting between himself, campaign chairman Paul Manafort, a Kremlin-connected Russian attorney, Trump son-in-law Jared Kushner, and others.
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He arrived back late for the 1989/90 season – leaving his daughter and wife behind in Buenos Aires for their own safety – and immediately set to work.
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Using two unbelievably fluffy canines as their models in the clip, the pair set to work, spraying, primping, blowing, combing and transforming their pooches into works of art.
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Therrien joined the team as Rain World's composer, alongside fellow musician Lydia Esrig, and set to work writing music in the chiptunes style the two were known for.
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They then set to work in earnest again on the White Album, no longer in strict stylistic synch, but with a harmony that would match their vocal ones.
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The writers for Roseanne learned of the sitcom's cancellation through media reports — and on the same day they were set to work on season two of the reboot.
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Cejudo set to work striking with Demetrious Johnson so convincingly that any time the two fell into a clinch he was able to effortlessly hit his inside trip.
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But months before audiences of young people were flocking to Lincoln Center mid-winter, Mustonen set to work applying his particular style of abstractionism to the landmark building.
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When the Katonah Land Company bought farmland a mile south, villagers set to work relocating roughly 55 buildings — houses, barns, stores and a church — to their new home.
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His career began during the recession, and when he came to America in 2013, he and Saez set to work charting the degree of US inequality since 1913.
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Audi is set to work with a subsidiary of Chinese solar cell business Hanergy with the aim of producing solar energy to boost the range of electric vehicles.
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In 2008, two years after Amazon entered the cloud market, a team of the Microsoft's brightest scientists set to work on a cloud project, code-named Red Dog.
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When Le Pen finally took control of the National Front in January 2011, she immediately set to work on a campaign that the French call dédiabolisation — literally undemonization.
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Australia's wildlife carers are set to work "around the clock" through Christmas to deal with the impact of the deadly wildfires on the country's unique wildlife, Reuters reports.
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According to KING5, Eng put her knitting needles together in late 2017 and set to work making cozy blankets for the adoptable cats of Seattle Humane in Bellevue, Washington.
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So, Loew set to work developing a messaging technology called FutureSend that would automate video delivery to his children, Sammy and Coby, and his wife, Joy, when he died.
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The foursome set to work building a new, improved burger bot prototype, sometimes pulling days so long, Vardakostas says, that he slept in a sleeping bag under his desk.
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So, months in advance, we set to work on installing a 4 WIRE, a simple piece of equipment -- in essence two open parallel phone lines -- one in each direction.
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He sacked 20,000 workers from the state oil firm, PDVSA, and replaced them with 100,000 often incompetent loyalists, some of whom were set to work stitching revolutionary T-shirts.
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When Mourinho replaced Louis van Gaal this summer, he set to work almost immediately stripping away what he felt was the "Big Brother" culture his Dutch predecessor had instituted.
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With reconnaissance satellite technology under development but still years away from providing actionable intelligence, Lockheed's famed Skunkworks set to work on another possibility: unmanned flights over the Soviet Union.
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Armed with markers and an easel, Turkenich arrived at Rivlin's office and set to work teaching him and two young children, Marian and Yafe, how she creates her hybrid letters.
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Yes, the good folks down at Clark Toys hit the lab with a pen and a pad, and set to work crafting a suitable commemoration of Bartolo's history-making homer.
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Last year, Liefeld and Goldsman were set to work with producer Graham King and Fundamental Films to bring the comics to the big screen, but the deal didn't pan out.
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Mexican and American officials said that Mr. Peña Nieto had instructed Ms. Gómez to fix the relationship with the Americans, and that she had set to work doing just that.
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The original Star Fox launched in 1993 and it made such an immediate impact that Nintendo quickly set to work with Argonaut Software — the game's co-developer — on a sequel.
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Inspired by his will to live, Goats of Anarchy, a rescue in New Jersey, took in Pockets and set to work on giving the baby goat what he didn't have.
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The museum offered the exterior wall of its art storage facility, and Haring set to work, completing the 40-foot-tall mural in a single, chilly day in March 1986.
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ANDROID When I arrived home from the Verizon store with my Samsung Galaxy S210, I immediately set to work trying to figure out how to get Sailfish OS on it.
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And then he set to work joining the proud fraternity of enthusiasts who possess the kind of hubris that can make automotive engineers like Richard Parry-Jones shake their heads.
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While neither had been interested in e-commerce, let alone women's apparel, they had a source and a potential customer base, so they cobbled together money and set to work.
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Today's America is wealthier than the one the economists set to work on in the 1970s, but it is also less equal, more prone to financial crisis and slower growing.
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It was the beginning of a reckoning for Facebook and the industry at large, which set to work refactoring its APIs and rethinking how it handles consumer data in general.
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Pichai set to work pushing the company deeper into hardware and cloud computing while juggling mounting scrutiny from politicians and regulators over Google's size and impact on elections and society.
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"As soon as the grandmothers set to work, we realized that we had massively underestimated the abundance of greater sea snakes in the bay," Dr. Goiran wrote in the study.
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Trump may make it to the White House on the backs of people in Ohio and Michigan, but once he gets there he'll set to work helping people like Donald Trump.
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With the tournament as a distraction, Russia's Parliament set to work drafting a law to lift the retirement age, an unpopular measure needed because of economic stagnation brought on by sanctions.
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Ms. Toensing and her husband and law partner, Joseph diGenova, were briefly set to work for Mr. Trump as private lawyers last month until they backed out, citing a client conflict.
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He instructed his team to get set to work and then we saw some hiccups along the way, including the president, of course, backing out about two weeks ago of the summit.
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They set to work on not only designing a new game, but also developing a new version of the Super FX chip that would offer twice the memory and significantly faster processing.
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With Mr Trump's what-I-say-must-go position safely dealt with, the panel set to work asking whether his lawyers had built enough of a case to lift the restraining order.
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But Republicans on Capitol Hill set to work in 2017 with little more than a series of talking points -- the kind that seemed more in line with Reagan-style convervatism than Trumpism.
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When Tukaram Mundhe was appointed the main local-government administrator in 2014, he set to work applying laws and policies on groundwater use that had been wilfully ignored in the arid region.
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As we previously reported, Kaepernick is set to work out in Atlanta on Saturday in the hopes of getting back into the NFL after being out of the league for 3 years.
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Boys are set to work by local residents at backbreaking jobs in construction and in the fields for less than $5 a day until they earn enough to afford the $1,500 passage.
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The forensic scientists set to work: they drilled into the tooth, collected the powder, dissolved it in a chemical solution, ran it through a DNA copy machine and then a sequencing instrument.
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But he couldn't dwell on it for long—he and his colleagues set to work that very day, helping to organize a rally in Manhattan's Foley Square that drew some 5,000 protesters.
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For example, when Sinclair found its merger ambitions hamstrung by a rule barring a broadcaster from owning multiple stations in smaller local markets, the FCC quickly set to work eliminating that restriction.
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They set up a repo on Github, where people could post their projects and swap ideas and tools, and a few dozen people set to work writing code that would write text.
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They quickly set to work modernizing the park's communication center and facilities; weeding out corrupt staff; training and better equipping the rangers; and building stronger relationships with local communities around the park.
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Closer to the fires, Simone Watts in the Blue Mountains outside of Sydney, saw the plea for help and set to work turning pillow cases into beds for bats or flying foxes.
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This was going to be the lightest shade of blonde, and so the first layer of bleach was set to work in thin layers and then blended with fingers towards the root.
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Princess Kate is also set to work with them on a garden at the Hampton Court Palace Flower Show, a permanent garden at RHS Wisley in Surrey and at another unnamed NHS garden.
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Morrison set to work on Saturday building a new Cabinet, although the only confirmed change so far is the appointment of his Liberal Party deputy Josh Frydenberg, the former energy minister, as treasurer.
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Currently, she is set to work on the production of the TV adaptation of First Wives Club, which is being written by Girls Trip's Tracy Oliver and promises to star a diverse cast.
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Dr. Novak sold his general practice in Solana Beach, in San Diego County, and the couple set to work replanting and cultivating grapes that found favor with the best wineries in the area.
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A lot of this is done manually now, and of course drones are being set to work doing it, but if the bees are already there, why not get them to help out?
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Lovell and his R&D team set to work devising the fountain-pen pistols, lipstick cameras and cyanide-filled shirt buttons that have since featured in the panoplies of movie and television spies.
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So, I put aside the musical idea and set to work on this toolbox puzzle — not that Oscar Hammerstein had any more luck making it into this puzzle than into the first one.
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He set to work immediately after the attack, completing the huge, almost 26-foot wide canvas by June, using only black, white and gray, as if to give it the image of objectivity.
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JOINT then struck me as a both a description of the 90-degree turn and something with a more definite list of potential theme entries, and so I set to work on it.
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After receiving £200,000 in government funding in October 2016, the team from Harper Adams University set to work modifying a tractor and twenty-five year old combine with cameras, lasers, and gps systems.
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Its members gathered on the second floor of 22 Infinite Loop, right above the old user-testing lab, and set to work expanding the features, functionality, and look of the old ENRI tablet project.
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Release date: December 16, 2022"Game of Thrones" showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss were set to work on a new "Star Wars" trilogy starting in 2022, but have since parted ways with Lucasfilm.
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The pair were IT entrepreneurs in Bangladesh who founded a local branch of the Islamic State and set to work turning their tech empire into the supply chain of the Islamic State's drone fleet.
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As many of us are set to work from our home offices for the next few weeks, we become even more reliant than ever on our connected devices to engage in our daily business.
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Because I am a nurse and I was set to work in an outpatient clinic one week later, I needed to know if I should tell my boss to take me off the schedule.
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The coalition could then set to work training local, indigenous security forces as non-military civilian partners from coalition nations provide the economic, governance, and other revitalization measures to stabilize and strengthen these communities.
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Instead, thanks to the soothing half hour of Otonamaki I'd just enjoyed, I leaned back and relished my remaining moments of womb-dwelling while Ms. Katayama set to work releasing me back into adulthood.
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By 5:45, I'm set to work on whatever project I'm working on, whether that's writing a book or an article, working on a research paper for my doctoral research, creating an online course, etc.
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The world's largest boring machine by diameter set to work in 2013, but a planned two and a half year dig became a four-year project when Bertha got jammed after advancing just 1000 feet.
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Amazon has spun up a secret lab within its Seattle headquarters called Grand Challenge that the company has set to work on ideas as bold as curing cancer, according to a new report from CNBC.
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BRASILIA, Jan 13 (Reuters) - Brazil's new President Jair Bolsonaro set to work quickly on Wednesday, with his administration issuing decrees affecting the economy, agriculture and society, while forging closer political ties with the United States.
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The pair stuck around to catch some of the plays and were so moved by what they saw and heard onstage that they set to work on a twelve-song suite inspired by the Bard.
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Melissa set to work reporting and her answers to our questions appear in The Times today, the centerpiece of the Wednesday report we publish online and fold into blue bags to deliver to print subscribers.
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As Ms. Chaouni and her team set to work in 2017, she realized that they had to grapple with the legacy of those who have lived in Sidi Harazem, both in the 1960s and now.
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When the first cases of infected Chinese visitors to Singapore surfaced in late January, a 140-strong team of government contact tracers set to work interviewing patients and identifying and quarantining those close to them.
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But after staff at Savannah's school, Woodside Preschool in Australia, wrote a letter to the Queen to see if the well-worn Harriet could be located, tenacious palace employees set to work to find it.
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Apple announced the release of its new ARKit in June, soon followed by the debut of Google's ARCore in August, and their respective developers immediately set to work creating new consumer-oriented AR games and apps.
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When Volvo learned that the Model 3 would have a range of over 300 miles, the company's engineers set to work to do what they could to increase their own range by upgrading the vehicle's battery.
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When they moved in, they'd set to work installing stone siding and laying floors, but when Foxconn arrived, they decided to postpone building a porch and other amenities until they figured out whether they could stay.
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Meanwhile, she, in her spare time, set to work filling its database with more than 4,000 boys and girls names, attributing to each five characteristics she felt best represent that name, such as honest and optimistic.
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The provision, which helped the Senate to offset the cost of other tax breaks in its plan, has now emerged as a sticking point as the chambers get set to work toward a joint, final bill.
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Instead, Congress appears set to work with the new regulators, in order to find ways to tailor the omnibus legislation to maintain the banking industry's safety — all while not gumming up the economy's primary growth engine.
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Then again, the Yankees did stage a ceremony for him in August when he played his final game with the team, and he is set to work as a special adviser to the club in 2017.
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The Big Six long ago moved away from 15 percent and set to work making the hard choices on deductions and investment expensing necessary to get to a rate as close to 20 percent as possible.
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The Dodd-Frank financial reform was certainly a major step forward — important enough that the Trump administration set to work dismantling large parts of it — but it was less far-reaching than it could have been.
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When he first joined Monotype in 1945 at the age of 17, Mr Avery was set to work machining parts for Bren guns, for that was the way things were at the end of the war.
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Never one to turn her nose up at a peculiar request, Wheatland set to work making a warm winter vest of poodle, a beanie quickly followed and before long, the pet-oriented garment requests came galloping in.
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Then, when the body comes into contact with the real thing — a healthy virus — it knows how to protect against it and can set to work gobbling up the viruses before they can do too much damage.
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He immediately set to work driving Shiite prisoners from the tent, leaning on a gang of fellow Sunni prisoners, armed with shanks made from the metal mined from the camp's air-conditioning units, Mr. al-Mayahi said.
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With that framework in mind, influenced by a huge database built with statistical analysis and algorithms analyzing Rembrandt's technique, the team set to work comparing single features, like an eyeball or the slight tilt of the head.
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CNN reported that the superstar athlete, 43, is set to work alongside his TGR Design team to bring an 18-hole public golf course to the city of Chicago's downtown area, near the coast of Lake Michigan.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chile's government set to work on Monday repairing roads and restoring electricity to southern regions affected by a major earthquake that struck on Christmas Day, frightening thousands but resulting in no fatalities or major damage.
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When I got back to my dorm room, I probably should've focused on making up all the schoolwork I'd missed while at the A.C.P.T. But I felt inspired, so I set to work on the puzzle instead!
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Kemp laughs that even though she had never heard of CapitalG (a testament to the vastness of the Alphabet universe with its more than 80,000 employees), she liked the idea and set to work preparing a training set.
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Terra immediately high stepped out of Bastos' hook and set to work passing but with a hand in Bastos' collar opted to pass his leg over Bastos' head for a step-over choke while still in Bastos' guard.
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United We Dream set to work putting together graphics and videos for its Facebook page; some community organizations, like the Colorado Immigrant Rights Coalition, even bought targeted social media posts to help reach immigrants who wouldn't otherwise know.
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Last April, after exorbitant rents and a dearth of shoppers had driven out most of the businesses along an expanse of Bleecker, Brookfield bought four retail properties with seven storefronts, and immediately set to work rethinking the landscape.
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The company set to work on an electric driverless car with a lush interior reminiscent of a lounge or living room, where passengers face one another instead of the road, according to two early employees of the project.
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In the art conservation program of the University of Delaware, students gather as much forensic evidence as they can to peel back the layers of museum masterpieces, then set to work replicating their artists' gestures, producing historically accurate reconstructions.
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Then, realizing by 2015 that Le Roux was held incommunicado in US custody, Wright began setting himself up as Satoshi, while he and Calvin Ayre set to work cracking the encryption on Satoshi/Le Roux's stash of original bitcoins.
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The Salle Modulable foundation seeking to build the theater set to work on a feasibility study and a site was chosen along the shores of Lake Lucerne, next to the festival's sleek concert hall known as the KKL Luzern.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank and the Bank of England are set to work on an agreement laying out how banks should be treated in their respective jurisdictions after Brexit, senior ECB supervisor Ignazio Angeloni said on Monday.
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When Mr. Gagnon saw an item that caught his eye — an old parking meter, or a Tiffany lamp — he set to work in his downtown Manhattan apartment, painstakingly reproducing each item with papier-mâché, Bubble Wrap and masking tape.
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After receiving their right to cultivate the land, Sidumo and the mostly female farmers set to work planting bamboo for export to Asia, sugar beans and okra to sell at regional produce markets, and a Japanese potato popular with the locals.
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" She continues, "There weren't any quite long enough…so, I made a pattern that JB loved and set to work…the problem was that he was really picky about the fabric – loved this, didn't like that…you know what he loved?
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But, given her attachment to reboots like Clueless and The First Wives Club, which she's also set to work on, it feels a bit stifling to ask a fresh talent to essentially retrofit old movies to a totally new audience.
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Sitting in the back of his armored limousine next to his wife, rain pounding on the windows, Trump set to work practicing a few lines with the advisers he trusts most: his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, and daughter, Ivanka.
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Believing that music's development since 1945 had been frustrated by a lack of research into electronic possibilities, Mr. Boulez set to work at Ircam on "Répons," for a small orchestra with six percussion soloists whose sounds are digitally transformed and regenerated.
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Once the intake procedures are complete, National Mill Dog Rescue will set to work finding loving forever homes for every rescued dog, where nothing will be expected of them except to accept the love their new families have to offer.
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SANTHIOU MEKHE, Senegal (Reuters) - In an expanse of sand 282 miles (210 km) north of Senegal's capital, two men set to work digging up tree stumps to clear space for what could soon be the biggest solar plant in West Africa.
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When I think I have what may be a viable stack, usually with at least a couple of nonsensical four-letter combinations crossing the stacks, I set to work trying to design a possible grid (if I'm lucky) around the stacks.
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Robert Kelley, a nuclear engineer and former Iraq inspector now at the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, recently argued that American teams and the North's weapon dismantlers could meet "in the first week" and quickly set to work on atomic disassembly.
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Part of the problem, scientists say, is that there are just not that many storms: A dozen or so each year over the decades that good records have been kept do not form a huge data set to work with.
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If we had set to work then, as President George H.W. Bush promised to do by taking "concrete steps" to protect ourselves from disruptive climate change, we could have transformed our energy systems by now and significantly reduced greenhouse gas emissions.
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Mr. Valdez set to work on the play, combining elements of Aztec mythology (Tezcatlipoca's red-and-black colors, for example, mirror El Pachuco's zoot suit); prison letters from the defendants culled from U.C.L.A. Library's special collections department; and court transcripts.
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I set to work removing a tall, thin metal wine rack holding a solitary bottle of out-of-date Orangina and made my way past some yellowing 1970s newspapers until the traveling trunk was revealed in its full battered glory.
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Where season one had overloaded on spy mission of the week stories, as if it wasn't entirely convinced people would actually want to watch stories about its characters, season two set to work deepening the show's characters, storytelling, and themes.
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Over the next two weeks, Vice President Mike Pence, chief of staff Reince Priebus, chief strategist Steve Bannon and policy adviser Stephen Miller set to work forging a spate of broad ideas and themes into the hour-long address the President delivered Tuesday.
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With a campaign speech scheduled for the following week in New Hampshire, Democratic sources said the first lady set to work refining and updating a message she'd been seeking to deliver for a long time about Donald Trump's cruel language toward women.
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It may not have looked like much, but it so excited the biochemist and his team of fellow researchers at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia that they all signed the sketch and set to work building the molecule in a laboratory.
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With her infant son in tow (yes, her husband's family was right), Kimberly set to work creating the Gender Reveal Game, where future parents create betting pools for the sex of their future offspring and raffle off prizes to those who guess correctly.
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He'd go to a musical film in the afternoon, then sidle across the street—high on show tunes—and hop up the stairs to the roof of Sinik's newspaper office where he changed into jeans or thick trousers and set to work.
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Right now, the Daydream View is a niche product for gadgeteers that took the pixel plunge, but soon every Android manufacturer will begin pushing their high-end "Daydream-ready" devices and the View will be set to work with any of them.
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Once they got back on campus, Towe and his staff quickly set to work scanning a videotape of the game, not so much to see who missed their box-out assignments, but to find evidence of what happened to the missing sport coat.
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PARIS, Sept 13 (Reuters) - A former senior executive at Japanese carmaker Mitsubishi, which is part of an alliance with Nissan and Renault, is set to work at rival PSA Group, the maker of Peugeot, a source close to the matter said on Friday.
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I sent this data back to Maiberg's forensic photo lab (Microsoft Paint) and he set to work: If a little more than four and a half of Bezos' shoes fit in one of these stones lengthwise, that's around 11.9 inches of shoe.
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"That confirmed to me the idea that you can get away with a lot when it comes to [sending things in] the mail, at least in the U.S." He then set to work, coming up with a new method of posting sweet nothings.
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They brainstormed a few ideas, flew Bieber lookalike Brad Sousa in from Canada, bought him a wig to match the pop star's luscious locks, dressed him up in a hoodie big enough to hide his untattooed neck and forearms, and then set to work.
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That contract permitted StemExpress technicians to come into Planned Parenthood Mar Monte's high-volume abortion clinics in San Jose, Sacramento, and Fresno every morning with order lists specifying the number, type, and gestational age of body parts required and set to work fulfilling customer demand.
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It's hard to believe that even a Labor or Greens government in Australia would be able to get legalization passed, but if they did seek to explore the idea, we've got a handy explainer for them on how it's set to work in Canada.
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Over the last month Turkey, has leaked lurid details about Mr. Khashoggi's death, including the role of a Saudi forensic specialist wielding a bone saw and how, the audio recording suggested, he put on head phones to listen to music as he set to work.
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SHANGHAI/HONG KONG, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Chinese financial firms will deploy measures used during the SARS outbreak nearly two decades ago to combat the new virus when markets reopen next week, with traders set to work shifts and sales staff restricted to online-only pitches, sources said.
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But the photographer, who rushed out of his Nice apartment in the confusion and fear of Thursday night, had not even seen the doll when he set to work shooting pictures on the Promenade des Anglais, and like everyone there, still had no real idea of what had happened.
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Surrounded by their guests, the two artists, who work under the name Cooking Sections and call themselves "spatial practitioners", set to work shucking shellfish and handing round kelp lasagne, nori crackers and scones made from sea lettuce and seaweed butter, all the while keeping up a practised storytelling routine.
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The dough for the pissaladière was rising and my spirits faltering, when the children appeared and quickly set to work replacing hard-to-reach light bulbs, turning umpteen remotes for the television into one "universal" clicker, and consolidating a potentially hazardous maze of wires with a power cord.
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The group set to work with regulators and lawmakers on a legislative package that would have required insurers to seek state approval before pulling out of high-risk areas, mandated discounts to policyholders who fireproofed their homes and given regulators the power to make sure that insurers' wildfire models were sound.
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"As we announced in November, that review structure — which worked for a UK entity primarily focused on finding and developing healthcare solutions with and for the NHS — is not the right structure for a global effort set to work across continents as well as different health services," King confirmed yesterday.
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As I set to work preparing the bruschetta and "vegetable-cheese" linguine the recipe described as "an elegant yet easy meal that's simple enough to make after a day at work" (when "it's just you and your beloved"), I learned that nutritious cooking in 2019 is a distant cousin of the 1994 version.
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Announcing the expansion of its Cambridge development operations yesterday, Amazon said staff at the site will include machine learning scientists, knowledge engineers, data scientists, mathematical modellers, speech scientists and software engineers, with teams set to work on programs including its drone delivery effort, Prime Air; Amazon devices; and Alexa, its AI voice assistant tech.
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If it ever does become possible to unrig the system, it will be because enough of us have come to agree about how it got that way and have set to work restoring our economic liberties in the same way they were whittled away: doggedly, democratically, one market and one jurisdiction at a time.
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Menken is set to work with Hamilton's Lin-Manuel Miranda on the music for a live-action Little Mermaid (release date TBD), and a proposed Mulan update has already seen its fair share of controversy thanks to conflicting reports of whitewashing in the script (though Disney has confirmed that it's searching for Asian actors to fill the lead roles).
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In October of 212, legendary engineer Kelly Johnson, whose career included designing both the U-221 spy plane and the SR-221 Blackbird, set to work designing what would come to be called the D-221: A long-range, high altitude drone that leaned heavily on technology developed for the SR-221's predecessor, the A-221.
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WASHINGTON — When I first set to work on a long piece about Michelle Obama's emergence as an unlikely campaign superstar, I had brief visions of boarding her private government jet, photographer in tow, to accompany her to rallies in battleground states, or sitting down with her in her elegant East Wing office for a revealing chat.
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"These little earthquakes are a really rich data set to work with, and going forward if we pay more attention than we have in the past to the details they are telling us, we can learn more about active fault behavior that will help us better understand the loading [the buildup of seismic pressure] that leads up to large damaging earthquakes," said Cooke in a statement.
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You are, you are—what else does father wail to child—though wailing it he's woken with six-sevenths of the night to go—you are—look I will set to work this very moment slowing time myself, feet to the stone and shoulder to the dark to gain you ground—if just one ledge of light you flutter to, right now, rereading that.
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