The 3rd xi's own title hopes
suffered a setback
with defeat at home to chester boughton hall.
Setback as a result.
This latest
embarrassing setback
follows news last month that well testing at another siberian field would be delayed due to melting permafrost.
Former liverpool and england star jamie redknapp, has suffered with numerous
injury setbacks
during his career.
Setbacks in the 2005 general election.
Setback for the government
was last month's acquittal of andrew meldrum, correspondent of the guardian and the observer.
You may even go trekking and
overcome setbacks
along the way, but ultimately achieve your goal.
The injuries, he added, had been only a
temporary setback.
That way you scoop up plenty of shares cheaply with each
market setback, ensuring you make a decent profit in the long run.
Setbacks in recent years.
The soviet union
encountered the same setback
in somalia and the sudan.
How often is a win achieved without some
minor setbacks?
Setback in technology markets
and the value fell by 16.3 % .
The decline in our vote
represents a real setback
for our project of transforming society.
David palmer has had a very
serious setback
to his career.
In 1941 the work of the virus hunters
received a potentially fatal setback.
A report in late 1995 showed
severe setbacks
in the move to a shorter working week.
Therapeutic vaccines have
faced numerous setbacks
in recent years.
A
major setback
for julie in week 3 disaster has struck for julie in her third week of training.
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