"For him, since 50, it's just been setback after setback after setback," said Braves reliever Peter Moylan, who was one of Venters's teammates in Atlanta.
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"Most people would agree it's a setback, it's a big setback for the leadership," he said.
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I believe this is a tremendous setback for North Korea and, indeed, a setback for the world.
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I believe that this is a tremendous setback for North Korea and indeed a setback for the world.
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She'd been sitting on that record for almost three years already, but setback after setback left it on the shelf.
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The setback also kicked off a slide for the Penguins that reached three contests with Saturday's 6-3 setback in Detroit.
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Paralympian Mallory Weggemann has overcome setback after setback in order to achieve incredible success – including two medals at the 2012 London Games.
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After years of failed endeavors and experiencing setback after setback, Mark Cuban sold his first company, MicroSolutions, for $6 million in 1990.
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But the project, first unveiled in 2014, has been beset by setback after technical setback, and is tentatively set for a 2017 release.
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"The setback for Trump is a setback for the U.S. dollar," said Kathy Lien, managing director at BK Asset Management in New York.
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" Fanning echoed Duckworth's sentiments, calling the ban "not just a setback for the transgender community, but a setback for the military, and a setback for our country, because this does not reflect the values upon which we were formed as a nation.
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Buttigieg's 'setback' Near the end of the debate, ABC moderators asked the candidates an unusual question: What had been their most significant professional setback?
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"Religious setback?" could mean a problem for a church or temple, but in this case, it means a physical setback, or an APSE in a church.
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As the film presents setback after setback for the Lovings, their steadfast determination to be allowed to live together in their home state becomes its beating heart.
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Since its inception, NASA's Commercial Crew Program has been hampered by setback after setback, and it looks like even more delays are on the horizon for the fledgling initiative.
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The prosecution, but not the defense, was given Navy Achievement Medals for their "superb results," despite losing the case after suffering setback after setback before and during the trial.
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While many things can happen and a great opportunity lies ahead potentially, I believe that this is a tremendous setback for North Korea, and indeed a setback for the world.
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The need for an effective space-based garbage removal system is starting to get pressing, so this failure is not just a setback for JAXA, it's a setback for the global community.
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Those tests are the latest hurdle for Boeing, which has encountered setback after setback as it tries to fix problems with the Max and persuade regulators that the plane is ready to fly.
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"It wasn't a good game," said Markstrom after the setback.
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But Intel could be a setback, after Thursday's snap higher.
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The setback for Wall Street has been limited so far.
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The delay is a setback for supporters of the changes.
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"This is a very serious setback for ZTE," he said.
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This arrest is just the latest legal setback for McFarland.
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Dan, how do you read the ruling, victory or setback?
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Of course, this has always been a setback in science.
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"It's a huge setback for the club," he told reporters.
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Despite the setback, she continues to stand by her husband.
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So, too, his defeat is a setback but hardly decisive.
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Environmentalists have tried for years to change Colorado's setback rules.
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The decision is a disappointing setback for the iPhone maker.
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Defeat may be only a temporary setback for Mr Raisi.
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The Yeezy 2020 campaign experienced a major setback Monday morning.
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During his junior year, McClish suffered a major health setback.
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From the outside, it looked liked Medium was a setback.
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And while he was accepted, Miller suffered another major setback.
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Their first response to the setback was a startling one.
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Trump is a big setback, but it's not game over.
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The comeback is always greater than the Setback 👊🏻 pic.twitter.
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FERC rejected it in January in a setback for Trump.
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Their sales dropped 1 percent, their biggest setback since January.
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Mr Lamb's success is an embarrassing setback for the GOP.
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For Chicago authorities, the bloody Sunday marks a serious setback.
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Despite the setback, Basnet and the ECDC have soldiered on.
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"It's a huge setback for the government," Mr. Mukasey said.
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Comey's dismissal could provide another significant setback to this confidence.
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This setback for Bolivia's president will echo around South America.
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That setback wiped $14 billion off AstraZeneca's shares in July.
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That early gay rights victory almost immediately faced a setback.
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The setback to the regime has made it more authoritarian.
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Destroying this complex will be a major setback for ISIS.
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Cuthbert could be activated later this month, barring another setback.
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But before the crowds dispersed, the president suffered another setback.
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ROSS: I DON'T THINK ANYTHING MUCH CAN BE A SETBACK.
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"We are greatly concerned by the disturbing setback," Nzohngandembou said.
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Others said it was no surprise but still a setback.
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When a setback occurs, therefore, you always learn from it.
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This would be a total setback of these wonderful accomplishments.
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The legal setback seemed of little worry to Mr. Pence.
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August setback By August, momentum was building behind the bill.
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However, Monday's setback doesn't mean wall construction can move forward.
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And any time a player has a setback it hurts.
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This is a surprise to me and is a setback.
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L shares after a setback to one of its drugs.
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Bayer said the parliamentary vote was a setback for farmers.
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Barring a setback, the Rockies will activate Hundley on Monday.
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The probe is the latest setback for the Trump Foundation.
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This in itself is a huge setback for the authorities.
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There were no injuries, nor is this a serious setback.
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Stopping the ERA alone was a significant setback for feminism.
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But not having a full, healthy summer was a setback.
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But the revelations have been a setback to this effort.
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The postponement deals a setback to Apple in several ways.
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But he sees it as a temporary — albeit severe —setback.
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Germany's Federal Statistical Office blamed the setback on reduced exports.
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Tuesday's election results did provide one setback to Medicaid's growth.
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The acquittal marks another setback for an already troubled case.
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Barring setback, his next start will be for the Brewers.
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That was a setback for Republicans who question Kobach's electability.
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Recently, though, it was the site of a major setback.
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Lawmakers found out late Monday night about the latest setback.
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An acquittal would be a setback for the special counsel.
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The decision is the second setback for Babis this week.
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The case of the Feminist Five was a major setback.
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" Despite the setback, Trump said: "We still have a chance.
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Ablin suggests the driver for a market setback is unclear.
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These cuts would end climate change research — a global setback.
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But every encouraging start is derailed by another physical setback.
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This isn't some huge setback in dark matter research, generally.
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That's a major setback for DRC and its Ebola responders.
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"The important thing is you know that Alex is O.K., because the last thing you want is a setback — because if you have a setback, then you're looking at four weeks," Girardi said of Rodriguez.
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GOP lawmakers have been beset by setback after setback — including a president who has repeatedly caught them flat-footed — since voters gave them Congress and the White House for the first time in a decade.
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After July's embarrassing Senate setback, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky.
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The Trump administration&aposs move marked the latest setback for unions.
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He suffered and it was a setback to his political career.
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"This is going to be a setback for Richard," she said.
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When have you faced a career setback you bounced back from?
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This is pharma's second notable setback in just a few months.
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The delay is yet another setback for the struggling peace process.
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If this deal fails, that would be Jia's highest-profile setback.
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It bemoaned the attack as a massive setback for its movement.
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Nonetheless, O'Brien has used this setback as a way to inspire.
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That setback raised questions about whether NASA would cancel the mission.
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The raids were the second setback this month for the deal.
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Let the media cheer what they hope is another Trump setback.
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The next time you experience a setback, don't make an excuse.
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At worst, it could have dealt a serious setback to the
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The total cost of the setback was more than $21 million.
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Besides the funding battle, NASA had another lunar setback this week.
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Wheat futures fell on a technical setback amid ample global supplies.
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It is just the latest setback for the Chinese tech giant.
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The couple admitted it was a major setback in their relationship.
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This is just a small setback...and we will tackle it.
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"This is a setback, no two ways about it," Ryan said.
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Washington (CNN)Another day, another excruciating setback for the Republican Party.
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She's also doing her best to cope with this latest setback.
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The second executive order also faced a setback in the courts.
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However, the setback with Macy's illustrates the limits of financial engineering.
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But the setback at al-Nasr has been a reality check.
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But a setback for Republicans does not mean Obamacare is safe.
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That setback was a reminder to savor the journey, O'Neill said.
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But this is not the only recent setback for Mr Mugabe.
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Trump and his advisors expected a setback like this might occur.
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These include parking minimums, setback requirements and city-endorsed deed restrictions.
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It suffered a setback in the 1977 mayoral race, when Mrs.
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S), suffered a setback last week when its partner Immunogen (IMGN.
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Piwowar's retirement is just the latest staffing setback for the SEC.
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His departure would be seen as a setback to those plans.
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And some pipeline critics say that's a "major setback" for TransCanada.
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You've experienced a setback, but you didn't let it demoralize you.
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In fact, the story of their success begins with a setback.
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"We're only looking for a short-term setback here," he said.
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Now, with a major legal setback, the movement risks fracturing again.
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Meanwhile, over the weekend, the tax bill encountered an early setback.
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The regional election looks like being a setback for 5-Star.
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The new research could pose a major setback to the treatment.
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The blunt comments could be a setback for Peters and Sen.
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It's a traumatic setback for both of them in different ways.
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Recount a time when you faced a challenge, setback, or failure.
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Go deeper: The Kentucky Medicaid ruling is a setback for Trump.
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Despite the setback, Noble Group had a significant windfall last week.
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Despite its recent setback, Netflix has a 10-year head start.
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Recovering from the setback proved to be an enormous emotional challenge.
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They never showed, and it proved to be a major setback.
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But it was nonetheless a striking setback for the Trump administration.
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Not long after our interview, Bryan's case suffered a major setback.
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A General Assembly vote to expel Taiwan is an early setback.
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Life hardships, or finding the silver lining after a serious setback.
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Republicans have plenty of reasons for confidence despite the Senate setback.
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But a ban would be Uber's biggest regulatory setback to date.
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Then came the decisive setback — the failed physical with the Giants.
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I don't think it's a disaster, I think it's a setback.
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It also poses another setback for the nation's battered coal industry.
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So when it did, he was able to overcome the setback.
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"This would be a regrettable setback in that progress," it said.
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But he has to avoid an embarrassing setback in the state.
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The setback comes as investors pour cash into emerging market debt.
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The Indian watchdog's order is the latest antitrust setback for Google.
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This is a major setback for the governor on two fronts.
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The two days in California could have presented yet another setback.
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The election setback also led to months of speculation about Mrs.
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The party's dissolution was a setback for Thai democrats, of course.
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In spite of this setback, Malone continued to experiment with chemistry.
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AHCA's demise was a major legislative setback early in Trump's administration.
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The Bucks squandered a 20-point lead in the 114-110 setback at home against the Hawks and gave up an 11-0 run down the stretch at Washington en route to a 110-113 setback.
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A third-party setback And from CNN Chief National Correspondent John King: A new group hoping to make a 2018 down payment on building a new third-party movement got a big setback this past week.
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Atlanta struggled on offense over the last four games and failed to reach 227 points in any of the losses, including a 2116-1 setback at Charlotte on Monday that marked the third straight double-digit setback.
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"I don't think there was any setback," Dallas coach Rick Carlisle said.
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But in July 2018, Syed and his team were handed another setback.
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Alvarez suffered a setback after three rehab appearances with Class A Stockton.
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The Bluejays suffered only one loss - a home setback against then-No.
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Heaney's latest setback was only part of the frustration for the Angels.
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In the event of any setback, he is liable to double down.
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Carige's future depends on customers and investors' reaction to the latest setback.
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Ajovy suffered a setback in October when Express Scripts Holding Co ESRX.
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Coach Dan Bylsma said earlier Thursday that Franson recently suffered a setback.
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Despite that setback, the company seems keen to expand in the region.
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The U.S. space agency had a setback of its own on Wednesday.
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And a setback in the 2022 midterms would have long-lasting consequences.
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NEW YORK — The team behind Aereo is back after a huge setback.
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But with each setback, we managed to recover and redouble our efforts.
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Male politicians running for president don't get more popular after a setback.
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Bannon's arrival in particular heralded a setback in a decades-long struggle.
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"March represented a setback for the region," LMC analyst David Oakley said.
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The withdrawal of a major Wall Street CEO is a significant setback.
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White House spokesman Josh Earnest said Vietnam's decision was not a setback.
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The impasse is a worrying setback for the Northern Ireland peace process.
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A rocket failure for any company is going to be a setback.
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Despite the emotional setback, Larsen-Gazeley remained in treatment for 10 weeks.
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Reaffirmed our strong support for UN-led political process after Geneva setback.
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The Friars' only loss was an 86-74 setback at Minnesota. 2.
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Williams's run, they say, represents a setback for Democrats that Republicans both
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Barring a setback, Miller's next step likely would be a rehab assignment.
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Philadelphia handed Atlanta its first setback in a rubber game this season.
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This is the latest setback in the D.A.'s case against Weinstein.
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The delay was an embarrassing setback for Trump and his GOP allies.
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Flashbacks show how every mistake and setback drives the singers to panic.
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He believes any setback to the 2019 rally would be only temporary.
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The latest setback prompted people to step up and protect trans youth.
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The addition of the question would represent a significant setback for Democrats.
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Despite the setback, the group has been determined to enjoy the trip.
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Liman's departure from Gambit is another setback for the beleaguered Marvel adaptation.
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Xan ultimately went to rehab and got better ... until his recent setback.
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I mean, I'm not ashamed of having had a setback like that.
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That's not the whole country, but it would be a significant setback.
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But the Xin Fei Zhou's mishap was not the canal's only setback.
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Still, this injury feels a little different from the average tennis setback.
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If you find yourself obsessing over a setback or mistake, gain perspective.
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This after news of a dramatic setback for the country's populist parties.
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I have no doubt they will be able to prevent any setback.
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It was a major setback that changed the course of Rory's game.
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"Despite this setback, consumer optimism among German citizens remains high," Buerkl added.
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It's most recent setback may sound the death knell for Faraday Future.
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The setback takes the shine off its local league-table pre-eminence.
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Thursday's setback also halted the Predators' six-game home winning streak. 2.
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The crash, which occurred Sunday night, is a major setback for Uber.
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It's easy to understand why they would consider 2018 a temporary setback.
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Keys, often sarcastic and downtrodden in defeat, was unbowed by the setback.
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Gay advocacy groups said they expected the commission to be a setback.
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The decision to keep them stateside was a setback for the paratroopers.
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But for Trump family members, the debacle amounts to a survivable setback.
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Even the bursting of the tech bubble proved only a minor setback.
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And for them, losing a job is much more than a setback.
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Skripal's conviction was not the only setback for British intelligence that year.
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The latest setback was his former chief of staff's turning state's witness.
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The U-turn is a setback for Japan's prime minister, Shinzo Abe.
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For some, the departure from state court is not a major setback.
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Was the election of Donald Trump as president a setback for feminism?
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Tuesday's crash is certainly a setback for Japan's ambitious F-35 program.
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That setback followed the replacement plan hitting a roadblock in the Senate.
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"I hope it will not be a setback for peace," he added.
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And overall, it's another setback for the president after a chaotic weekend.
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But despite the latest setback, she said campaigners will continue to fight.
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It was his first career setback in nine starts against the Braves.
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Some think that, even without such a setback, Netflix's prospects are being exaggerated.
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However, about two months in, he suffered another setback: tendonitis in his ankle.
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What would be a minor setback becomes an all-out crisis of faith.
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Last month, the global public health effort to eradicate AIDS confronted a setback.
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GIGOT: Do you agree with that or is this has been a setback?
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Death in games is a punishment, a roadblock, a temporary setback, an opportunity.
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North Korea signaling a possible setback in negotiations to abandon its nuclear arsenal.
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In an embarrassing setback for CNN, the network's heavily promoted new 9 p.m.
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Investors are considering whether the setback would hurt the Republican Party's election prospects.
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But there was another setback, also involving electrical problems — this time for SpaceX.
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This will be a significant setback to U.S. diplomatic efforts throughout the region.
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That stretch began just after a 22-20123 setback at Miami on Dec.
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After the setback, he was shut down and missed the rest of 2017.
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Recent Phase III drug trial failures this year represented a setback in research.
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The firing of Nieto was widely seen as a setback to those efforts.
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Brexit could be a big setback for nuclear energy in the United Kingdom.
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Having to work long hours isn't the only setback for low-income students.
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It marks a setback for the oil industry, which views biofuels as competition.
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"You've just got to keep going," Lopez told reporters after the latest setback.
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"They just got at us today," Durant told reporters after the latest setback.
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They've dropped 10 straight at Baylor, including an 33-63 setback last season.
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But before the physical setback, he developed a hitch in his mental approach.
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Part of the gains were driven by the reversal of a legal setback.
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Despite the setback, I was rewarded with many views of nature&aposs forces.
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It was just the latest setback in a field that has seen plenty.
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The incident delivered a major setback to both Musk and Zuckerberg, as Internet.
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The end of the drug rebate proposal is Trump's second setback this week.
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Jokowi had a setback last year when the opposition won Jakarta, the capital.
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"You're running the risk of every time testing having a setback," Showalter said.
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"THE COMEBACK is always GREATER than the setback 🙏🏼 #FreeSitch ♥️" she wrote.
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" The insider adds, "He hasn't had a setback like this in two years.
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For any other company, a demo failure might be a slightly embarrassing setback.
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Headlines - Big setback for Musk as SpaceX rocket explodes on launch pad on.ft.
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Hockenson is expected to clear concussion protocol by game time, barring a setback.
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There's no denying that Donald Trump's victory was a setback for women's rights.
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They were coming off a 232-289 setback to the Ducks on Wednesday.
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These new changes are not a complete rollback, but they are a setback.
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"This temporary setback has not diminished our resolve a bit," said Marine Col.
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"The setback won't be able to be measured here and now," Selim said.
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Despite that setback, SpaceX has managed to thrive over the past 12 months.
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This attack is a setback for French anti-terror operations in west Africa.
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The states won't risk another setback by rushing the sales tax into force.
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Carige's future depends partly on customers and investors' reaction to the latest setback.
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The Ducks rebounded from that 3-0 setback to the Sabres on Dec.
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If there is a setback, it will be weightier than in the past.
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Yes, this has been a disheartening setback in our fight to eliminate hate.
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"We usually make plays down the stretch," Beachem told reporters after the setback.
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NIMBY, neighborhood review, density bonus, variance, setback, micro unit, nonconforming, parking requirement vs.
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Despite the setback, Vasquez has trudged ahead and will be touring through December.
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Kapoor had termed it a "temporary setback" and said remedial steps were underway.
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Saturday's setback was preceded by an 82-80 defeat at Tennessee on Jan.
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Still, the setback will delay Facebook's ambitious plans and even more ambitious timetable.
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Thursday's decision isn't the first setback for Texas Republicans on abortion this year.
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It was good news for some business owners and a setback for others.
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This latest setback suggests that things are continuing to get worse for uBiome.
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"It's a new team," Anaheim coach Bruce Boudreau told reporters following Monday's setback.
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Barring a setback, Chatwood will then be ready to rejoin the Rockies' rotation.
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Divorce isn't the only major financial setback Krawcheck has had to deal with.
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The sector suffered another setback after global commodities prices slumped starting that year.
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Now Shiffrin faces the first major setback of her career, a significant injury.
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This was an enormous setback; momentum is key to success on these platforms.
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Barring a setback with Jack's knee, it's very obvious where this is headed.
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For most athletes, there is no easy fix for a significant financial setback.
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"The French and British faced a 'setback' in fighting the Germans," Wicker said.
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"We've got a game (Wednesday)," center Myles Turner told reporters after Tuesday's setback.
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The setback occurred in his first outing since returning from the disabled list.
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"Even when you have a setback, it doesn't change your expectations," he said.
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The decision made by Google on Friday is a setback to that outreach.
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The showing is likely to be seen as a setback for the AfD.
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This is not a setback or a difficulty for the economy to overcome.
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Now the prince is facing a public-relations setback in another arena: chess.
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Toni was hospitalized Saturday in Cleveland for what she calls a "minor setback.".
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New Jersey can't afford such a huge setback in its electricity decarbonization efforts.
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The setback for the hard-liners is some rare good news for Mrs.
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The setback slowed Netflix's overall growth and caused its stock to tumble, too.
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This is not just the usual blame game after a major electoral setback.
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Supporters of the setback measure believe this anger will carry them to victory.
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May's future remains in grave doubt after her party's setback at the polls.
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Separately, the ride-hailing company suffered a setback in its European expansion plans.
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It's the latest setback for US e-commerce giants operating in the country.
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Since its setback at Volkswagen, the U.A.W. has not been bereft of momentum.
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But, after her electoral setback, that convention is unlikely to apply to Mrs.
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The North Dakota investigation is the latest setback for Mr. Trump's border wall.
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The Nationals' failure to bring back Melancon may be only a temporary setback.
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The rare setback for Keytruda sent Merck shares more than 1 percent lower.
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It mostly involves a scrappy upbringing, an early setback, and – most importantly – work.
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OF Paulo Orlando (shin) had a setback and will continue his rehab assignment.
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Uber faces yet another setback, this time involving its self-driving car unit.
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The front-runner is Joe Biden, but he suffers a setback when Sen.
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The win allowed the Clippers to avenge a 132-127 setback on Nov.
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A decline in consumer spending was a major culprit in the economy's setback.
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The townhouse has a fifth-story setback, a windowed basement and an elevator.
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But it may be only a temporary setback for the anti-abortion movement.
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But for California's energy goals, Mr. Beal's success would be a stunning setback.
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Losing any appointed job can be a setback for artists, curators or critics.
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I personally feel that Trump's victory was a huge setback for our country.
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Meanwhile, China's economic setback is expected to be 1.3 percentage points, the report said.
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" In his remarks, Maduro said the peace process in Colombia has "suffered a setback.
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Giving up driving presents a potentially serious setback for their ability to live independently.
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His other goal came April 21 during a 7-3 setback to the Flames.
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LAURA INGRAHAM, FOX NEWS: Let the media what they hope is another Trump setback.
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A Zurich-based trader said the likely rejection was a big setback for Santhera.
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Think of every setback that comes your way as part of your personal evolution.
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The setback for extremism leaves mainstream politics in the Netherlands more fragmented than ever.
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Sometimes, it takes a setback to make any headway on the road to progress.
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Analysts say any uncertainty in India's governance of monetary policy could be a setback.
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"Setback is a setup for a comeback" when it comes to Target, Chen said.
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Lamar Odom has suffered another setback in his attempts to revive his basketball career.
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So was the 7-2 decision a victory for religious victory or a setback?
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Losing it means starting from scratch, a major setback for efforts to regulate emissions.
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Duterte's latest remarks also present a setback for local legislators pushing for marriage equality.
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It's also been a setback for the still-young industry around legal cannabis use.
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Around 75,20193 passengers were stranded amid the chaos, an expensive setback to BA's reputation.
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Despite the setback, Abramovitz soldiered on and received his bachelor's degree from McGill University.
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She was dealt another health setback a year ago when she broke a hip.
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This would be the first major setback of Modise's career, and a defining one.
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The setback in talks followed several days of reported progress between the two sides.
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As the authors point out, globalisation suffered a huge setback once before after 1914.
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Another setback This April, Balgamwalla received a large envelope from USCIS in the mail.
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If their talks suffer a critical setback, Tilley predicts the record rally will fold.
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Most analysts seem to think that the latest equity decline is a temporary setback.
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The "Un-Break My Heart" singer was also hospitalized in 2012 following a setback.
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The new ruling is yet another setback for all of them to deal with.
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DeSclafani's rehab was paused briefly due to a setback with his strained left oblique.
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San Luis Potosí, for its part, seems to have shrugged off the Ford setback.
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Despite the setback, things were clearly going well for the members of Rick's faction.
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She took every opportunity as it came even if it came with a setback.
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Despite this week's setback, experts say the Galaxy Fold isn't necessarily dead on arrival.
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The length of the setback will be dependent on the root of the cause.
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The verdict is a setback for Theresa May's government, which said it would appeal.
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Nicolino gave up five runs and seven hits in four innings in Friday's setback.
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Her death is a high price to pay to get past a momentary setback.
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"It hasn't really changed my approach at all," Rosberg said of the Briton's setback.
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That setback cost Manor tens of millions in prize money to fund the team.
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I am surprised with the relentless nature of it, with very little setback whatsoever.
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Still, it seems Samsung's recent setback hasn't deterred the company from dreaming even bigger.
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What was really tough was the outlandish proposal made – a big setback for DACA!
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An investor known for running a bear fund is predicting a massive market setback.
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The indictment is just the latest setback in the 2012 Heisman Trophy winner's career.
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"Today's decision is a setback, but hopefully a temporary one," Katie Hill told Reuters.
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Shirahama and other group members said they would stay together regardless of the setback.
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Of course, this will be a short-term setback from the company and product.
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The 22-year-old had an assist in Edmonton's setback in Vancouver on Dec.
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But Abramson didn't want to shy away from discussing her highly-publicized career setback.
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The lawsuit from one of its biggest customers is the latest setback for Qualcomm.
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But soft red winter wheat eased, giving up early gains on a technical setback.
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The ruling is a setback, though probably not a disaster, for Mr Macri's ambitions.
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This week's setback reopens old wounds for Levy and his wife Susan, he says.
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"We will address our issues on the film," Fizdale told reporters after Wednesday's setback.
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That was a jarring setback for Trump and Ryan, but leaders gradually rebuilt support.
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The southward flow comes as a setback to Brazil's efforts to curb foreign shipments.
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The advice from ISS is a setback for Greenlight and its manager David Einhorn.
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The setback sent its shares to a record low last week and worried clients.
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The failure of Manafort's cooperation at first glance seems like a setback for Mueller.
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Even with the setback in Hanoi, Kim can live with the current dynamic indefinitely.
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He would take every setback in stride and move on to the next alternative.
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New Delhi (CNN Business)Walmart's big bet on India has suffered another major setback.
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And I think that the people who've had a setback are often more reflective.
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They delay is a setback for advocates who have pushed reform for five years.
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The delay is a setback for advocates who have pushed reform for five years.
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C/LF Blake Swihart (left ankle sprain) has suffered a setback in his rehab.
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That looks a setback for the Japanese group's ambitions to scale up in insurance.
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He had a setback, and I think he really had a good realization: 'O.
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He ran routes and ramped up his physical activity last week without a setback.
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"It looked like we were running in mud," D'Antoni told reporters after Tuesday's setback.
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We are trying to get that looked at, and we got a setback yesterday.
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The results were a stinging setback for Marco Rubio, who finished distantly behind both.
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Meanwhile, the setback was just the fourth in the past 35 games for Houston.
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This is not the first setback Uber has experienced in Asia by any means.
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The GOP scrambled to rework the bill after a last-minute setback Thursday night.
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Such a disastrous economic setback discouraged younger generations from seeking skills in those fields.
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The election results mean more than a setback for liberals' and libertarians' policy ambitions.
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Guys are seeing the injuries as a chance to step up, not a setback.
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"Undoubtedly the hearings were a setback," he recalled in a 1968 memoir about McCarthy.
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What was really tough was the outlandish proposal made - a big setback for DACA!
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All you need to do is ignore every setback and work like a maniac.
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It is also a major setback for the worldwide effort to combat global warming.
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The losses were a setback from a nearly two-month high reached on Wednesday.
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It's hard to know, but it would be a striking setback to presidential power.
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The setback in the company's efficiency is "completely resolvable," CEO Lance Fritz told investors.
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If they do, it will be another setback for a district that's facing layoffs.
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What was really tough was the outlandish proposal made -- a big setback for DACA!
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They said his health had been improving and that the setback was a surprise.
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The termination marks the latest setback to corporate China's ambitions to acquire U.S. assets.
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The United States called the election "the most significant setback yet" to Cambodian democracy.
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Denver's lone setback since a 3-2 loss to St. Cloud State on Jan.
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Now, Booker's campaign views missing the debate is a setback, not a death sentence.
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Purdue scored 19 second-chance points in the setback and outrebounded Wisconsin 37-30.
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For Netanyahu, it was a significant setback, but by no means a permanent one.
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Jeffrey Epstein's accusers were just dealt another setback — this time from the federal government.
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But only two days into the exhibition schedule, the Mets have suffered a setback.
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That setback capped a stretch of high-profile losses for unions across the South.
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The forests would suffer yet another potentially catastrophic setback at the hands of humans.
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Every time someone uses one of those products and it sucks, it's a setback.
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Its recent setback provides an opportunity to reflect on what makes this firm different.
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INF Cheslor Cuthbert (wrist) had a setback (foot) and will continue his rehab assignment.
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The defeat was a major setback for President Trump and Republican leaders in Congress.
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The only setback came on a 153-99 loss to Utah on April 10.
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The proposed fine is the university's latest financial setback related to the Sandusky scandal.
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What was really tough was the outlandish proposal made — a big setback for DACA!
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"It could be a real setback for value-based or alternative payments," Ginsburg said.
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Losing Mr. Brafman could prove to be a major setback to Mr. Weinstein's defense.
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That's kind of my plans just now unless I have a setback or something.
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That setback gave the Irish eight losses by a combined 17 points this season.
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But today's setback is a stark reminder of how steep the climb will be.
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This new setback is a stunning blow to Syed's quest to clear his name.
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"This is surely a setback, and I wish we had seen it earlier," he said.
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These cuts would constitute a significant setback to humanitarian and security efforts around the world.
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The Nigerian cases are a serious setback to efforts to eradicate polio across the world.
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While not at all clockwork patterns, we're due for a setback by both those guidelines.
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Defeating ISIS here would be a major setback to the terrorist but it's not easy.
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Now, two months after securing Mill's release, the rapper's legal team is facing another setback.
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It took years for America to emerge from its worst setback since the Great Depression.
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But later that year, she faced another medical setback after a training session in Colorado.
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While Hidden may have been another setback for the Duffers, it wouldn't be their last.
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The bombing was a significant setback for the labor movement, while the ensuing bribery scandal,
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He experienced a setback at the end of June and then sought a second opinion.
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Despite the setback, Jessie told the Times that she's remained determined to become a mother.
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Apple weathered the setback, but GT was wiped out and had to file for bankruptcy.
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Despite her recent health setback, Phillips was determined to participate in the 2018 midterm elections.
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The South Americans struggled to respond to that setback with a ragged second half display.
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It marks the first significant setback in BP's steady recovery over the past 18 months.
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Olympios told THR that the scandal was a "setback" but she's still the same Corinne.
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He lists an earnings setback as the most legitimate risk that would spark a correction.
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She dropped a bag of apples, and one of them rolled into their sidewalk setback.
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The move would be a setback for Gymboree after it emerged from bankruptcy last year.
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However, in February of this year, the prosecution's case against Nichols suffered a major setback.
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"Maybe in my mind he might think this would perhaps be a setback," she said.
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However, if your portfolio is properly diversified, then you can handle just about any setback.
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This isn't the first or even second time the spacecraft has suffered a serious setback.
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Despite this setback, shares of the company remain up more than 57 percent since January.
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" "Oppression is not a setback to push through — it's a system to be torn down.
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Mr Kim's downfall is the latest setback for President Moon Jae-in's ambitious chaebol reforms.
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We're also looking into a recent setback for SpaceX and a storm that targeted Florida.
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This latest study represents another serious setback for the company and others with similar offerings.
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McConnell suffered a sprained left ankle in Thursday's setback and is day-to-day. 3.
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"We just have to figure this out," Maddon told reporters following Sunday's 6-13 setback.
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At the midpoint of every movie ever made, the main characters always experience a setback.
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According to A's manager Bob Melvin, Doolittle might play catch next week, barring a setback.
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Manager Bob Melvin said that, barring a setback, he expects Manaea to need only on ?
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Boston has lost three straight on its trek, including Monday's 4-0 setback in Seattle.
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This difficult election cycle felt like a setback, but has ultimately become a new motivation.
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Barring a major setback, Trump will surely brag about this continually on the campaign trail.
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Last Saturday, he suffered a setback with the hamstring and left a rehab game early.
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Franson suffered a setback last week after the team believed he was close to returning.
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In July, Ross suffered a separate setback when he sprained his left ankle during workouts.
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He suffered a major setback in 2016 when he was diagnosed with a brain tumor.
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Walton detailed the "life-changing setback" that derailed Reid's career: a battle with glandular fever.
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"We didn't play with (our) potential," Cavaliers star LeBron James told reporters after Saturday's setback.
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The result equaled the fourth-worst setback in West Virginia coach Bob Huggins' long career.
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This was a major setback for the company's ambitions and public image in the country.
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Merck's setback boosted shares of Bristol-Myers Squibb Co , which sells a rival cancer therapy.
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This setback in Russia-Turkey relations increases tensions between countries vying for influence in Syria.
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LHP Mike Dunn (left forearm strain) had a setback during his most recent throwing session.
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I find this method is also very handy when gauging a setback or a win.
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UBER & SLACK WeWork was not the first setback involving SoftBank investments and stock market debuts.
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"This is a setback for the rules-based order and for our interests," he said.
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The Supreme Court's recent decision is a setback, but this battle is far from over.
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The future of cancer immunotherapy looks promising, but it suffered a major setback on Friday.
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Markets suffered "a big setback" in October and are now "trying to restabilize," Fink said.
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For Ackman, that setback was an ill-fated bet on Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc VRX.
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A spokesman for R.J. Reynolds said the vote is a "setback" for harm reduction efforts.
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Is there a new setback that is preventing you from building up a successful company?
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But a jump in wages and lower tax rates suggested the setback could be temporary.
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"It's a setback that I wasn't even close to being remotely ready for," Barela said.
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The ruling, which was requested by The Washington Post, is considered a setback for Trump.
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In my business of coaching others to success, a common setback I see is impatience.
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I'm trying to stay wary, and I'm definitely nervous that we might hit another setback.
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The neck setback has only intensified the challenges he faces in remaining a productive player.
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Even as Senate Republicans expanded their majority, last week was a setback for the GOP.
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The effort suffered a setback Tuesday when several key governors — most importantly independent Alaska Gov.
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Jean Leonetti, a former The Republicans minister said on Twitter:" First setback for Emmanuel Macron".
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But she said the setback has made her more determined to come back to Canada.
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The next thing is that when you have a setback, see it as an opportunity.
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Nyanga said the latest protests were another public relations disaster and setback for struggling Lonmin.
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Failure to pass a measure in the House would be a major setback for Pelosi.
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The latest data were definitely a setback in that transition, but investors' reaction was mixed.
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For civil rights activists across the South, the Shelby ruling amounted to a historic setback.
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Initially, the seizure of the yacht in Dubai sounded like a setback for Mr. Akhmedov.
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The setback on the healthcare bill didn't imperil McConnell's status as the Senate GOP leader.
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For NBC News, Mr. Lauer's ignominious exit represents another setback in an already difficult period.
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But Trump's immigration ban seems like the worst setback on this front since Abu Ghraib.
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After a run to the fourth round in Melbourne, Djokovic seemed to suffer a setback.
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Traffic was supposed to start flowing Saturday morning, but as mentioned, there was a setback.
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"I don't think there's any sense in rushing back and having a setback," Betances said.
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The letter from Burke was the latest setback for the institute and the academy plan.
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Analysts fear that a long period of uncertainty would be a major setback for Iraq.
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This setback has come just as the decades-long campaign edges tantalizingly close to victory.
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Initially, the seizure of the yacht in Dubai sounded like a setback for Mr. Akhmedov.
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Sanctions for Russia, a new migration deal for Germany and a major setback for Uber.
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The likely defeat of Sanders's campaign is a real setback, but no cause for retreat.
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"This is an unprecedented setback for the Saudis and the Trump administration," Mr. Riedel said.
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I had a fixed view of my career, so the deviation felt like a setback.
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Feeder cattle and deferred live cattle futures drew support from a setback in corn prices.
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That is a setback for Democrats in what looks likely to be an uphill battle.
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Ms. Rossi's analysis of the Bryan case was not the only setback to the prosecution.
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Against this backdrop, some Muslim groups saw the instant divorce judgment as yet another setback.
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Thirty-nine thousand is a big setback and I'm not sure how I'll recover financially.
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Another setback came after the government said it is considering banning import of pet coke.
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The vote on August 13th was not the only setback Mr Salvini has endured recently.
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An unwarranted carried interest tax increase would be a significant setback for these critical industries.
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Despite this setback, shares of the company remain up more than 66 percent since January.
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Tottenham's top-four chase also had a setback with a 1-0 loss at Southampton.
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Despite the setback, Wyatt predicted continued efforts to rein in Exxon and other oil companies.
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"I don't think it's like a huge setback on the overall regional market," he said.
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And yet, for you, every setback is an advantage, an opportunity for learning and glory.
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Growing a beard may well be an unconscious device to reassert status after a setback.
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The usual take on this progressive setback is that it raises questions about Sanders's electability.
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Despite a setback in fiscal 2014, through fiscal 2017 the province has exceeded its targets.
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And best-selling Hay House author Charlie Morley is no stranger to this common setback.
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The 13-year-old added an assist in St. Louis' 21-23 setback on Oct.
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It was a drastic setback for someone who loved to move around on her own.
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" It's in this environment that the advent of the heart attack became another motivational "setback.
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Analysts say its push to become a global currency is likely to suffer a setback.
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This is a major setback to American efforts to help the world's most vulnerable populations.
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However, he warns that stocks are vulnerable to an even bigger setback before year's end.
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And Trump's temporary cut off of the aid represented a significant setback for the country.
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In another setback for the president, two federal judges blocked Mr. Trump's latest travel ban.
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The development is the second major setback for Trump in emoluments litigation in recent weeks.
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Foreign oil companies and Iranian reformists are likely to regard Kardor's comments as a setback.
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And that could be a setback to Apple&aposs once grand enterprise ambitions as well.
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But the Mets insisted on Sunday that they were not alarmed by his latest setback.
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Dragic scored 133 points in the setback and is averaging 19.3 points and 4.8 assists.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Activist investor Elliott Advisors suffered a setback when U.S. paint maker PPG (PPG.
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But this week, the Cavaliers suffered another setback courtesy of the unranked South Carolina Gamecocks.
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Still, the fact that any tremors were recorded may prove a setback for the industry.
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"I want to make this very clear: Andrew has not had a setback," Ballard said.
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Then came a tragic setback: the fatal crash of a previous SpaceShipTwo craft in 2014.
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This isn't the first setback for federal prosecutors going after the Bundys and their followers.
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Today's decision is a setback for press freedom and the rule of law in Myanmar.
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Despite this, scientific failure is rarely talked about openly, which was why when University of Arizona astrophysicist Erika Hamden used her TED 2019 talk last week to share how her work has been characterized by setback after setback, it felt like a radical act.
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After shooting just 26.1 percent in the setback, South Carolina will look to take advantage of a much-needed three-day rest as it tangles with a Mississippi State team that has dropped five of seven - most recently a 98-92 setback against host Auburn.
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According to Heyman, Trump's actions were a "real setback" to the ratification process of the USMCA.
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He called the night a good one for Hillary Clinton, and a setback for Bernie Sanders.
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The Athletics also struggled to record hits Thursday, producing only five in a 6-1 setback.
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"Such losses are a great setback for sustainable growth and development," she said in a statement.
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It's another setback to the country's attempts to take part in key portions of American telecommunications.
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However, the project received a setback when the slum was ravaged by a fire on Jan.
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He had won three straight starts and 225 of his last 23 prior to the setback.
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Paul Ryan says it was a "setback" and that Republicans are "moving on" from health care.
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The deal for the U.S. aircraft maker is seen as a setback for European rival Airbus.
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The Wildcats haven't lost by double digits since an 89-78 setback at USC on Feb.
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It's a heavy blow to the region, and a setback to efforts to control the disease.
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"Unless we get a setback, I think he'll be fine," Hornets coach Steve Clifford told reporters.
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It is the latest setback for Jia's beleaguered conglomerate, which sprawls from televisions to electric cars.
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Though not a surprise, the rejection was a setback in efforts to heal Libya's deep divides.
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Leake was the hard-luck loser in a 2-0 setback Friday against the Cincinnati Reds.
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"We've taken a real setback" to being the dominant tech player in the world, Griffin said.
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Having some of your best-selling products pulled off shelves may seem like a big setback.
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Its systems are nicely physical, but not too tiring, and checkpoints make death a minor setback.
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At first blush, Face ID may feel like a setback, and there's validity to that view.
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Continuing on the current path could divide the community and be a setback to Bitcoin's growth.
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Analysts said the latest drilling results were not a big setback for its aspirations in Myanmar.
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Two of those losses came at home, including Saturday's 116-100 setback against the Milwaukee Bucks.
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But it's another setback for Trump and his 2016 campaign promise ahead of the 2020 election.
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Pittsburgh had a string of four straight series wins come to an end with Saturday's setback.
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Yet Mrs May's election setback has raised questions over whether her hard Brexit should be softened.
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It's a huge setback for the biotech firm, once heralded as the future of the industry.
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The billionaire's space exploration company suffered a setback this month when one of its rockets exploded.
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Weaker market breadth sometimes — but far from always — precedes a deeper setback in the headline indexes.
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But a common setback for the use of various new technologies is their vulnerability to hackers.
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Yesterday's appeals denial is most certainly a setback, but it's not the end of the world.
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"This is a definite setback," Michael Goldberg, the attorney for Schaefer's mother, Kia Walker, tells PEOPLE.
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Find out why and how you got stuck, and dig yourself out of the temporary setback.
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But it's viewed as a major setback ahead of the start of production later this year.
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That could be a setback for Japan's export-driven economy, and a downside risk for inflation.
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Despite the setback, the group was able to reel in at least a few WHOLE fish.
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That will be an enormous burden and a major financial, political and legal setback for Trump.
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The fight for our right to repair the stuff we own has suffered a huge setback.
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It dealt a setback to a rocky diplomatic process and lowered hopes for progress on denuclearization.
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One week earlier, Langan threw for just 1 yard in a 35-0 setback against Indiana.
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That setback knocked Villanova out of the Top 25 for the first time since December 2013.
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"I wouldn't say a setback, but it hurts to lose a game like this," Rose said.
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Cleveland's worst-ever home loss was a 114-75 setback against the Chicago Bulls on Jan.
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In response to that setback, Clyburn vowed to fight to preserve the FCC's net neutrality policy.
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For that reason, being forced to build new tools is a setback but not a catastrophe.
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Markets suffered a massive setback on June 23 after Britain voted to leave the European Union.
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However, the Canucks lost three in a row after Thursday's 5-4 shootout setback at Philadelphia.
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There are drivers who wouldn't have recovered from the first setback, let alone the second two.
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"For now, we can talk about a setback rather than a real recession," Tria told parliament.
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It's so crazy, because we've come so far, and this is a bit of a setback.
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President Trump's nominee for Labor secretary, Andy Puzder, is facing yet another setback on Capitol Hill.
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The Supreme Court's decision to halt the EPA's rules is somewhat more than a temporary setback.
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The decision to reverse Erdogan's rare election setback was described by Turkey's Western allies as incomprehensible.
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GEO saw a setback in business when the Obama administration looked to phase out private prisons.
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The gap in valuation expectations could represent a setback to Time Inc's efforts to sell itself.
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This is, obviously, a huge setback for Medicaid expansion efforts — but the fight isn't completely over.
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That would serve as a setback for GE, which makes jet engines for the 737 Max.
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It was a major setback to the GOP's efforts to come up with an Obamacare replacement.
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But wheat was steady to slightly lower; giving up overnight gains on a mild technical setback.
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The Chargers hold a 15-9-1 series advantage despite last season's 20-17 setback. 2.
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Perkins hasn't returned to the mound since suffering a setback with biceps tendinitis two weeks ago.
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It's formulated without phthalates, but it does contain parabens, in case that's a setback for you.
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The setback concluded a seven-game stretch against winning teams, during which Dallas went 41-5.
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Ms. Shterenberg faced another setback this summer: She could afford only a portion of her rent.
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The biggest setback for oil and its allies was the exemption that Zinke gave to Florida.
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When the rejection notice comes in, there's little a company can do but absorb the setback.
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The Supreme Court delivered a setback to Puerto Rico's efforts to handle its deepening fiscal crisis.
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Britain's vote to leave the European Union is undoubtedly a major setback for the European project.
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She blamed the fees charged by financial institutions on transactions as a major setback for adoption.
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The ruling is the latest legal setback against President Donald Trump's efforts to limit asylum claims.
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After the setback, Williams said Wimbledon organizers should continue to see total equality as a goal.
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"Us losing is a big loss," Timberwolves center Karl-Anthony Towns told reporters after Wednesday's setback.
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A few weeks ago, though, I saw a television commercial that dealt that process a setback.
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The latest setback in the Republican-controlled Congress left an unclear path forward for immigration reform.
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He can continue his rehab assignment through July 9 unless he were to sustain a setback.
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The Indian watchdog's judgment is the latest antitrust setback for the world's most popular search engine.
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The setback was clearly frustrating for Trump, who vented during an event in Nashville on Wednesday.
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Mr. Rubio has been unable to break a cycle of surge and setback throughout his campaign.
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Philadelphia put seven scorers in double figures in the 121-114 setback – it's third straight loss.
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Spieth never trailed, and his lone setback was a double bogey at the par-3 63th.
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PARO is even pricier than the others: the friendly sea mammal is about a $6,000 setback.
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Failure to get other countries on board would be a big setback for his European agenda.
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The key in performance psychology is deliberate practice—like practicing moving on quickly after a setback.
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"A minor setback is not a bad thing to bring the team closer together," Lahm said.
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The ruling is the latest setback for Uber, which is fighting similar cases around the country.
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The poop-testing startup uBiome is facing yet another setback a day after filing for bankruptcy.
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The neck injury is just the latest setback for Wright, who hasn't played since May 27.
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Despite the setback, Champ recognizes what a gift it's been to have Holets in her life.
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A recovery in Libya ran into a setback after armed protests blocked output from two fields.
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But the setback didn't stop Mr. Charles, who is known as Benadon by other dirt bikers.
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In late 2015, Mr. Castillejo was preparing to receive the transplant when another major setback arose.
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Hodges, the 2015 decision that legalized same-sex marriage, is a newer setback for religious conservatives.
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The surgery is the latest setback to Mr. Trump's effort to put a ban in place.
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The president suffered another setback on Tuesday in the only other statewide election when Lt. Gov.
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Johnson said he would bring forward a motion for a new general election following the setback.
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Losing at Swansea in any circumstance, for a club of Arsenal's ambition, would be a setback.
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Any setback, in Pérez's eyes, could only be attributed to officials' incompetence or to dark conspiracy.
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Now imagine how this administration team might cope with a real economic setback, whatever its source.
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He's since been recovering and "had a bit of a setback" he explained on social media.
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The commission's "abrupt departure would be a major setback for Guatemala's fight against corruption," she said.
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The collapse of the talks was seen as a setback for Mr. Scholz, the finance minister.
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"It doesn't matter who eliminates you," a somber Mauer said afterward, the latest setback sinking in.
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It's a setback for Turkey, which is trying to clear the Kurdish groups from the area.
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And it's a setback for SoftBank, which has been on a run of deal-making recently.
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One potential setback for Sanders was the powerful Culinary Union, a politically powerful hospitality workers union.
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When you pair an admonition and a demand, you&aposre creating conflict out of a setback.
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The Wizards have gone 4-5 during Wall's absence after Tuesday's 103-98 setback against Brooklyn.
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This is the latest setback for two companies, which have faced regulatory challenges in several states.
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That is a major setback for Modi after his landslide victory in general elections this year.
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The grounding was the latest setback for the jet, which has already had a rough introduction.
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The stock market may be on the cusp of a major setback, according to David Tice.
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The setback came as some traders were disappointed with a lack of new cash cattle trades.
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That unexpected setback gave the forces that opposed the bill more time to pressure undecided senators.
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Even the smallest setback could depress its market value — and allow Tesla to pull further ahead.
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The dangers of a financial setback is common among athletes who lack a proper support structure.
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The move marks a setback for efforts to end a conflict in the OPEC oil producer.
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A huge setback came when the chief rocket designer, Sergei Korolev, died during surgery in 1966.
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This major setback leaves the future of US-North Korean diplomacy uncertain for now, sources said.
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So he started a hunger strike Wednesday, not long after his latest setback in federal court.
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Their only regulation loss was a 13-21 road setback against the Islanders on Feb. 219.
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Financials, along with commodities-related sectors, are expected to be the biggest setback for earnings overall.
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Analysts have viewed every setback to the health-care bill as delaying the party's broader agenda.
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London (CNN Business)Uber has just suffered a significant setback in one of its biggest markets.
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Just waiting for a new nozzle to arrive, for example, can morph into a major setback.
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Blumenthal added that the near completion of the deal, and the setback, both occurred on Friday.
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New York (CNN Business)Civil Media's ambitious plans for journalism suffered a big setback this week.
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However, following the healthcare setback and a delay on the National Defense Authorization Act while Sen.
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Members of Trump's administration, who had sought better relations with Russia, called the developments another setback.
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Attorneys for landowners opposing the pipeline also said Tuesday's ruling represented a setback for the project.
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"It wasn't a setback but it didn't go like we wanted," Orioles manager Buck Showalter said.
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Nvidia is up about 52 percent year to date, although it has had a recent setback.
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Tobias said the slashing of Johnson's award could be a setback for similar plaintiffs to come.
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The investigation is the latest setback for the first Games to be held in South America.
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Regardless, the new test represents a setback in efforts to reduce tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
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It was the latest setback in her return from giving birth to her daughter in September.
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Seconds into their first playoff game against the Clippers, the Utah Jazz suffered a brutal setback.
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The top-seeded Jayhawks averted that setback, however, and did so without starting center Udoka Azubuike.
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It was also a setback for Trump, who prides himself on his ability to make deals.
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It's a setback that cuts right to the core of what Trump considers valuable about himself.
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His campaign was derailed by improperly filed papers and was later dealt another setback by banking regulators.
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That plan faced a setback when Facebook's first satellite was destroyed when SpaceX's rocket exploded last year.
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And it is why Tim Tebow will handle this latest setback with his usual optimism and graciousness.
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It's easy to dismiss this rejection as a small setback, the kind everyone experiences in high school.
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Letters written by al-Wuhayshi after that setback recommended a more gradualist approach to implementing Islamic law.
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Spangenberg has not played since that date and also suffered an earlier setback when he started running.
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The Dow made it from 210,211 to 20,000 without a setback, and made it 21,000 on Tuesday.
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It's a disappointing setback for anyone who doesn't want big telecoms profiting off of their personal data.
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The incident marks a setback for the company in what has otherwise been a pretty good year.
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Evans, whose injury remains undisclosed, experienced an apparent setback in his brief return to practice last week.
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It was clear at the time that this would prove a big setback for Intel's wearable dreams.
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However, the failed launch of one of the smallest ever rockets in January has been a setback.
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Uber faced a major setback last year when London's transportation agency pulled the ride-hailing app's license.
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Michigan State is left to pick up the pieces following a disappointing 21-212 setback against Maryland.
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And, on top of that, at the beginning of this training camp, he had a little setback.
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Sometimes when you experience a setback it just makes you that much more committed to push ahead.
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NASA has already prepared for this setback by purchasing additional Soyuz seats for its astronauts through 2018.
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Despite that U.S. deal setback, Ant said today that its global footprint extends to 870 million consumers.
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"We've taken a real setback," Griffin said at an Economic Club of New York event on Thursday.
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Early in the performance, Papadakis experienced an unexpected setback when a clasp on her costume came undone.
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For such families a loss like the one he faced is much more than a temporary setback.
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A missed paycheck due to sickness, a divorce—really any setback or unanticipated expense can be disastrous.
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The decision was a major setback for Apple that is looking to tap into the Indian market.
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Despite the latest setback, others among Deutsche Bank's largest investors are giving Cryan time, but prescribing fixes.
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Villanova (18-1) won its fifth straight game after a 101-19953 setback at Butler on Dec.
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A major setback in Wednesday's data came from private consumption, which contributed just 0.1% to overall growth.
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Look at how much joy her teeny setback has brought the miserable people of Twitter: Thoughts & Prayers.
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The referendum results are also seen as a setback to talks on a U.S.-EU trade deal.
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A handful of people were arrested — and the hysteria dealt yet another setback to the clown community.
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I would estimate the time this theoretical setback would delay the production schedule, then the shipment schedule.
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The decision deals a setback to the American Civil Liberties Union and other challengers to the law.
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Some European politicians saw 268 as a welcome setback to the rise of populism across the continent.
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The developments would be a major setback for ISIS, choking off supply lines for the terror group.
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The scandal is a rare setback for Wells Fargo, which emerged from the financial crisis relatively unscathed.
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Despite the setback, new-home sales so far this year are 4073 percent higher than in 2017.
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According to the space's director, Steven Englander, the setback is due to higher than expected project bids.
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It's also yet another setback for the Trump administration amid efforts to expedite deportations of unauthorized migrants.
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Perhaps the only serious setback to Mr Xi's claim to leadership has come in North-East Asia.
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Forsberg scored his team's lone goal in a 2-1 setback in the Windy City on Oct.
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But the two losses are nonetheless a dramatic setback for the president's fight-them-all legal strategy.
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He made two starts for Triple-A Nashville last month before being shut down following a setback.
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The setback doesn't deter the determination of Timmothy's dad, who still believes he son will be found.
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It was a humiliating setback for the Iraqi government and the U.S.-led coalition backing Iraqi forces.
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Gene editing was going to be a powerful tool to achieve that and it's faced a setback.
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Emerging markets may see a setback as investments abroad would have a higher incentive to be repatriated.
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But there was still a major setback: The battery only worked at 80 degrees Celsius or higher.
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The setback dropped Ottawa to 1-7-1 overall since completing a sweep of Colorado on Nov.
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One Perez ally described the AFL-CIO endorsement of Ellison as a "setback" for the Labor secretary.
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But the 9th Circuit also dealt a critical legal setback to migrant families in that 2016 decision.
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They put up with one setback after another so that we, their children, could accomplish our goals.
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Bristol-Myers shares fell 220 percent to $57.14, reversing previous gains prior to revealing the regulatory setback.
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Despite that setback, Alabama observers say he has a base that will show up to the polls.
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Hit the themes that worked The first debate was a setback for Trump but not a catastrophe.
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"If the money were not to come, it would be devastating and an enormous setback" says Tim.
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The bite is definitely a setback, but Mike insists a lil ol' snake isn't gonna stop him.
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Three of the four defeats came at home, including the 21-23 setback against Sacramento on Wednesday.
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He also lists a global slowdown and overly bullish sentiment as potential catalysts for a major setback.
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Even the smallest mistakes or mishaps, like a traffic ticket, can have a huge setback on earnings.
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He hasn't pitched in a game since April 9 and recently suffered a setback in his rehab.
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The courts supported those rights in a 2018 decision that represented another setback for the TMX project.
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China last week dealt the negotiations a major setback by proposing extensive revisions to the proposed text.
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The setback for the Dabbashi brigade creates new uncertainty over the control of migrant flows from Libya.
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"I thought we did a good job executing," Nets coach Kenny Atkinson told reporters after Friday's setback.
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The loss of 18 deeply-placed sources inside China was a tremendous setback for the United States.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Son, 62, defended that legacy in the face of his biggest setback in years.
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Mochi enthusiasts know how to deal with this setback: Eat it all as soon as you can.
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"Tonight's vote is a giant setback for every consumer in this country," Cordray said in a statement.
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Activists say the Christmas tree incident is a setback to any progress made in police-community relations.
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Manager Joe Girardi said that, barring a setback, Sabathia would be scheduled to start Friday at Oakland.
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To me, that would be a major setback, and potentially provoke an arms race in the region.
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Recall that the economic setback known as the Great Recession lasted from December 2007 through June 2009.
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There is no one, of course, who has never lost, never faced a setback, never guessed wrong.
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"We were scoring; that wasn't the problem," Wizards point guard John Wall told reporters after Friday's setback.
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In the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, private equity suffered a rare setback on Capitol Hill.
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For instance, Pew's data show that owning a car is a risk factor for a financial setback.
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The Senate on Monday failed to override Trump's vetoes, marking the latest setback for critics of Riyadh.
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Since an electoral setback in 2015, the president has overseen a Turkey that is ever more violent.
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"This is a major setback for Facebook," said Naveen Menon, lead analyst at A.T. Kearney in Singapore.
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And Trump faces a potential setback in the five winner-take-all states still on the map.
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Sacramento dropped to 3-4 on its excursion with Monday's 122-119 setback against the Philadelphia 76ers.
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But Mr. Obama's soothing words did not disguise how personal a setback the vote was for him.
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Pittsburgh is looking to avoid a third straight setback after opening the campaign with four consecutive victories.
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Despite the setback of the referendum, Mr. Santos has received widespread international encouragement to complete the deal.
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The setback was thought to highlight the lack of growth prospects for Vivendi's Canal Plus TV arm.
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The rulings are a setback to the administration's efforts to aggressively push ahead with conservative health policies.
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The kitten experienced a health setback last week when she had what appeared to be a seizure.
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That setback might have demoralised some players, but the world number one is made of sterner stuff.
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He struck out 10 but took the loss in a 5-0 setback at Oakland on Friday.
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Pacific Exploration also suffered a major setback in March last year, after Colombia's state-run Ecopetrol ECO.
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The MPA's move could be a setback for shippers bunkering in Singapore that have invested in scrubbers.
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The litany of fines, which can range from $1,000 to $50,000, are a setback for any business.
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They think I've worked so hard to help you, and then they feel burned by the setback.
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The 26-year-old Henrique also tallied in New Jersey's 5-43 setback against Washington on Oct.
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The pop star made the revelation about the setback in a single, "Sober," released late last month.
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The director spoke to Reuters about the film and how to turn a setback into an opportunity.
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"I've had this under control for a couple of years, and had a setback yesterday," Brooks said.
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The results were a setback for Sinn Fein, the former political wing of the Irish Republican Army.
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The news marked a setback — not only for the former rebels, but for the peace process itself.
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Hickenlooper is considering holding a special legislative session if voters pass the setback measure for hydraulic fracturing.
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They have not lost in regulation since a 210-24 setback to the Rangers on Jan. 33.
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The cities and advocacy groups that sued over SB4, however, don't see this as a huge setback.
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The vote came after a striking display of Democratic disunity and was a setback for Ms. Pelosi.
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" NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg told CNN's Hala Gorani that the treaty's end is a "serious setback.
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That's a setback, but it's not a permanent reduction in economic potential like the less fertile farmland.
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The ruling in a lawsuit was a major setback for senior law-enforcement officials in both countries.
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What at the time felt like a setback would prove to be decisive in forming his sensibility.
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Still, don't confuse a setback with a trend, Andrés Martinez has advised in The Los Angeles Times.
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Putin's spokesman told reporters the Kremlin thought United Russia had done well despite the setback in Moscow.
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While waiting in line to pay, he did miss his flight, but was sanguine about the setback.
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It is a huge setback to the farm lobby and House Speaker Paul Ryan's welfare reform agenda.
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For now, the kids' climate trial may have been given a powerful setback, if not complete defeat.
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That party's potential entry into government would, in large part, reverse that setback for the far right.
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Which, conversely, makes Charlie's sacrifice of much of his MacArthur money seem like a blow or setback.
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While the grounding was a setback for the model, it also indicated vigilance by Russian aviation regulators.
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Despite the setback, Beijing may now have the freedom to play the long game with Hong Kong.
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To allow Assad's regime to collapse would be a setback to the mullahs and to Vladimir Putin.
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There's speculation that if the yield jumps over 3 percent, it could trigger another setback for stocks.
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The setback interrupted what was shaping up to be one of the pair's best seasons in years.
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Collins added that Syndergaard had not had a setback in his rehabilitation from a right latissimus tear.
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This is a huge setback for the FCC, essentially removing its authority to enforce its own rules.
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He briefly talked about his setback on Halloween ... when he stumbled walking out of a WeHo party.
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If you don't know what your goal is, then every setback sends you into cynicism and selfishness.
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Taking the setback in stride, he sat in an oversize cream leather sofa to consider his options.
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His most bullish 2020 scenario is the market recovering from an early setback with some modest gains.
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That is, every setback for the Obamacare overhaul is seen as delaying the party's broader fiscal agenda.
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In a setback for Johnson, Britain's Supreme Court has ruled that the suspension of Parliament was illegal.
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And capturing Raqqa, a powerful symbol of its power, would be an enormous setback for the group.
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But his greatest setback came in 2017, with the near collapse of his restaurant chain, Jamie's Italian.
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If not, it would be another setback for a market debut that has already run into trouble.
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The 76ers have split their last eight games after a 21-212 setback at Indiana on Sunday.
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Defense industry experts called the move a setback to Britain and its leading arms contractor, BAE Systems.
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Setback on expected improvements in asset quality and profitability that put pressure on capital would undermine ratings.
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On the very first day of the new Congress, the Republican majority suffered its first embarrassing setback.
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But the recovery time from a missed payment or financial setback of any kind differs for everyone.
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The setback came as the American military ramped up its bombing campaign across Afghanistan fivefold over 2016.
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On the flip side, any negative messaging from the group could pose a setback for a campaign.
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Defeat to Mexico is a setback, a test, but there is no reason it should prove fatal.
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It marks a major setback for the suit, which may not be litigated until sometime this summer.
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Their last lost to a division foe was a 21-23 setback to Ottawa on Oct. 245.
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Mr. Obama's doctrine of nonintervention could represent a setback, though not an unexpected one, to Mr. Biden.
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It is the latest setback for a project that has been dogged by controversy since its conception.
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"Sadly guys, I've had a minor setback on my road to recovery," Van Niekerk added on Twitter.
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Meng's detainment may ultimately end up being a setback for China's aspirations to rise to global leadership.
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They were coming off their most lopsided loss of the season with Saturday's 22-21 setback at Nashville.
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The Republicans were dealt another setback after the Democrats' recorded a comprehensive political victory in Virginia on Tuesday.
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Despite the setback, AMD is still the top tech gainer of the year, rising more than 85 percent.
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He had a setback with his brother in the offseason and he can't seem to recover from it.
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Still, the announcement reflected a setback in the President's bid to cement his reputation as an immigration hawk.
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Experts say the failure of the drug on people with mild-to-moderate Alzheimer's was a substantial setback.
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The decision Tuesday was a setback for Manafort in his defense against numerous tax and bank fraud charges.
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The Republican ambitions suffered a major setback Monday when four senators refused to vote for their party's bill.
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Not surprisingly, Avenatti rejected the idea that his potential presidential campaign had suffered a major setback this week.
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"It's a setback for Adidas, but it shouldn't be the end of their three stripes trademark," Glas said.
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Barring a setback, Ottavino is on schedule to return to the Rockies right after the All-Star break.
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The lack of adequate funding, Mishra wrote, "will give a serious setback" to new initiatives and existing programs.
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But the setback may be temporary against the backdrop of a tightening labour market and large fiscal stimulus.
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The manufacturer, Hooli, then announces a recall that could become a costly setback to the Pied Piper team.
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But this latest setback from Google poses a grave risk to the future of Huawei's core mobile business.
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And after the most humiliating setback in the M5S's brief history, the answer is less clear than ever.
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Dick Durbin, a Democratic senator from Illinois, called it "a major setback in the fight for civil rights".
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Growth could also come from Stagecoach winning new rail contracts despite the setback on the East Coast contract.
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According to Dr. Wrosch, you shouldn't worry if a setback doesn't instantly come with a blessing in disguise.
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Brazil's real dipped against a firm dollar on worries about yet another setback for the country's pension reforms.
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This is yet another setback in the final stages of one of the most storied careers in racing.
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The first big setback came that year when Paul Polman, then Unilever's boss, rebuffed the company's $143bn courtship.
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Now that production of the Note7 has been halted, Samsung's unfortunate setback could wind up being Apple's gain.
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The best actor and/or singer would have an insurmountable hurdle to overcome such a devastating career setback.
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But despite the setback, it's unlikely this is the last we will hear of the Green New Deal.
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Had a good few months' run there but went right back to murder o'clock at the first setback.
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It was Missouri's largest margin of defeat this season, surpassing the 213 in a setback at Iowa State.
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LeEco ran into its own setback during the official premier of its first car, the LeSee, last month.
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The failure is a setback for the Russian space programme and the latest in a string of mishaps.
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That would be a setback, but not enough of a disaster to prompt a rebellion within the LDP.
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The services can't make this look like a setback while they gear up to argue in state legislatures.
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But if the sums are massive, it could fuel inflation - a setback in Russia's battle against price growth.
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The lawsuit was the latest setback for the two companies, which have faced regulatory challenges in several states.
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Carroll said that Lynch did not have a setback and just believed he was not ready to go.
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The Janet deadline means every round of interference from Sonny, Ghost, or the FBI is a dangerous setback.
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The result has been a demoralizing setback for those pressing for regulation of the billion-dollar-plus industry.
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Barring a setback, Gomez will likely be reinstated from the disabled list Saturday, the first day he's eligible.
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"It's a setback for Adidas, but it shouldnt be the end of their three stripes trademark," Glas said.
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The Trump administration couldn't simply accept a temporary setback when the courts put the initial ban on hold.
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Not every market setback requires an indiscriminate, panicky washout or capitulation in order to usher in a recovery.
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The shift marks a setback for efforts by Trump and the Republican party to maintain control of Congress.
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Italy also offered some comfort after the eurosceptic 5-Star Movement suffered a severe setback in local elections.
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The loss of Mahjoubi is a setback for AstraZeneca, given the British drugmaker's focus on new cancer treatments.
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Barring a setback, he will join the Blue Jays on Thursday when they open a homestand against Cleveland.
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The move marks a significant setback for one of parent company Alpahbet's most high-profile and ambitious projects.
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In response to the latest health care setback, President Donald Trump told his party to start from scratch.
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But after building up so much expectation, to timidly abandon an anti-monopoly cause was a tremendous setback.
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That setback, which followed the longest, record-breaking leg of the trip, grounded them up until last week.
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"The fire has been a setback, but it will be only a temporary one," Steiner said on Tuesday.
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The stock market setback of 2016 has traveled farther back in time than most declines of similar magnitude.
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Despite the setback, the Mars Express continues to orbit the planet, collecting data and delivering some stunning images.
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However, this is a setback for Clinton, who should have beaten the socialist candidate by a long shot.
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Cutting DeRozan loose would result in too big of a setback, wasting the end of Kyle Lowry's prime.
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A setback for Bunge in soybean price fluctuations in Brazil contributed to the U.S. group's fourth-quarter loss.
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China dealt the talks a major setback last week by proposing extensive revisions to a draft trade agreement.
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Sometimes one setback can push them over the edge, as happened with Trident's botched billing system roll out.
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Philadelphia remains mired in the NL East basement as Friday's setback was its sixth loss in seven games.
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Their previous low was 97 in a 20-point setback to the Los Angeles Lakers on Nov. 4.
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Mr Amari is a key architect of Shinzo Abe's reform programme; his departure is a setback for Abenomics.
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Why it matters: It's yet another setback for a controversial Trump administration policy thanks to a federal judge.
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"Tomorrow, we'll get back at it," reserve point guard Ish Smith told the team's website after Friday's setback.
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A setback there for his nationalist party could harm his chances of winning a second term in 2019.
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Faced with certain defeat -- or bankruptcy or some other business setback -- he simply declares victory and moves on.
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Representative Mike McCaul, the top House Foreign Affairs Committee Republican, called Khashoggi's killing "a major setback" in relations.
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While this weekend was a setback for the company, this debate still has a long way to go.
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Today's decision is a setback for the environment and for the U.S.'s leadership position in the world.
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A setback with India and continuing negotiations with the United States test Beijing's talk of lowering global barriers.
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He makes the case that his setback a year ago forged all the success that has come afterward.
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Despite its setback with HQ2, Amazon is still reportedly looking to bolster its presence in New York City.
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It also constitutes a major setback for the prospect of a much needed deepening of eurozone economic integration.
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The message from Lisbon was that such flops are a healthy reality check rather than a serious setback.
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But the decline announced on Tuesday is a setback for one of the most beloved brands in China.
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China's space program suffered a setback in 2017 when one of the country's Long March 5 boosters failed.
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Barring a setback, Hahn likely will make just one rehab start before being activated from the disabled list.
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He wrote on Wednesday about a setback in Californians' efforts to conserve water that has some experts worried.
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Saupold pitched two games at Triple-A Toledo, totaling 21 21/53 innings, before suffering a minor setback.
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But Mark To, head of research at Wing Fung Financial Group, said it may be a brief setback.
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If Johnson or Corker had voted "no," it would have been an embarrassing setback to the GOP leadership.
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The Royals have dropped eight of their last 13 overall, yielding at least five runs in each setback.
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Thursday's triathlon race, however, is another setback for Tokyo 2020 organisers, following a difficult period of test events.
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They are well positioned for an injury setback at quarterback with Geno Smith and the rookie Christian Hackenberg.
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One would require that energy development facilities respect a 2,500-foot setback from a litany of protected spaces.
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One setback has been logistical: It is still a challenge to get virtual reality viewers into consumers' hands.
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The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, citing a source, reported that Roethlisberger is on track to start barring a setback.
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Seemingly unfazed by her major electoral setback, May is approaching the Brexit negotiations as if nothing has happened.
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The Angels arrived in New York riding a four-game winning streak, but Saturday's setback dropped them below .
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This decision is not only a setback for retailers but has a widespread negative impact on employee mobility.
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In the last year, she and her husband faced a financial setback, when his business saw a slowdown.
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Jameis Winston lost three fumbles in last week's setback and has gone eight consecutive starts without a victory.
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The raise also considers the setback from the bank's 21000Q212000 RMBS settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice.
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He suffered a further setback in December with pro-independence parties declaring victory in regional elections in Catalonia.
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The device was meant to be Samsung's answer to the iPhone, and its demise is a major setback.
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"Today is a setback in our fight on survivors' behalf, but it is no more than that," Sen.
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But the setback is likely temporary against the backdrop of a tightening labor market and large fiscal stimulus.
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Included in the Magic's nine-game slide was an 18-point setback at Miami the day after Christmas.
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But it compounds the setback of an earlier ruling, from a separate court, against his proposed work requirements.
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Manager Joe Girardi said this was not a setback as Bird is showing improvement and feeling much better.
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However, Schlossberg agrees with Johnson that the stock could be due for a setback before it continues on.
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The attack was the latest setback for the parliamentary elections, which have already been delayed by three years.
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Spoiled by this unnaturally placid stretch, many Americans had forgotten what a routine market setback even looks like.
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The damage also raised the prospect of a new setback in the government's bid to restore fuel supply.
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The bill's signing on Thursday marked the latest setback for the state's prosecutors, traditionally a powerful political force.
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When you are young, every setback feels like an unconquerable disaster; every victory a heretofore unheard-of triumph.
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It was the latest setback in his injury-plagued career, which spanned 29 games for six N.H.L. teams.
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The move to vacate the United States Embassy in Caracas was a significant setback for the Trump administration.
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If the plants shut down, they are likely to be replaced by gas, a setback for the climate.
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Desperate for any jolt to their struggling offense, the Mets instead got news of another setback this weekend.
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It's not a beachfront hotel, instead using its setback location to make views the star of the show.
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Otter also had a setback with Fullscreen, which introduced and then shut down a subscription on-demand platform.
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It was also a setback for the department's efforts to shed its reputation for secrecy and excessive force.
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On Monday, the company faced a new setback with a critical Consumer Reports evaluation of the Model 3103.
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The McCabe news would seem a setback to Trump's efforts to weaponize the Justice Department against his enemies.
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It was a setback for the exchange's long-running effort to build a closer connection to European markets.
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The setback has not deterred Tsai who revealed to CNN she would stand for re-election in 2020.
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And Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) quickly signaled after last week's setback that they would try again.
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The Republicans expanded their majority in the U.S. Senate but lost the House in a setback for Trump.
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The House leadership suffered an embarrassing setback last month when a bill funding energy and water programs failed.
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The measure was ultimately voted down, temporarily saving the stadium, until a new setback emerged the following year.
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"It is a major setback to the hopes, the dreams and aspirations of a people," Lewis, 77, replies.
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The Lakers will try to avoid a fourth consecutive setback when they visit the Denver Nuggets on Saturday.
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Wednesday's 3-0 Champions League defeat to Neymar and Paris Saint-Germain was a setback, not a disaster.
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The Hokies were coming off a different type of frustration with Wednesday night's three-overtime setback to Miami.
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It's the latest setback in the federal courts for the Trump administration and its efforts to restrict immigration.
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DeGrom is quite familiar with such detours and had plenty of advice to offer after Matz's latest setback.
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If the analysis is correct, it would mean that North Korea suffered a significant, but not decisive, setback.
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Drugmakers suffered a major setback in February when Congress required them to give deeper discounts to Medicare beneficiaries.
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The setback was the Lakers' first on the road against a Western Conference opponent outside of Los Angeles.
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Or is this merely a market hiccup, akin to the temporary setback that hit emerging markets in 2013?
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