I didn't set out to prove or disprove anything; I set out to help people feel heard.
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"That film Anthony set out to create, the film we set out to score, is lost in time now," they wrote.
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He did not set out to be a writing guru; he set out to be an actor, but actually became a waiter.
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"Our position is clearly set out, it is clearly set out in a number of places and there has been no change to that," May's spokesman said, adding that the Brexit minister David Davis had set out the same position earlier on Monday.
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"We never set out to make the most, but we've always set out to make the best products that make a difference," said Cook.
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"We set out to write a certain type of show, and we are satisfied that we did what we set out to do," Mr. Martin said.
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In effect he has asked the Queen, not to set out his government's legislative agenda, but to set out the Conservative party's manifesto for a general election.
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That is a milestone set out for the Marine Corps set out last year, and officials say it underscores the strength and value of US-Australia ties.
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In effect he is asking the Queen, not to set out his government's legislative agenda, but to set out the Conservative party's manifesto for a general election.
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"Most people that set out on the magnitude of the change that we set out end up having conversations about roads to recovery that are years long," Williams said.
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It is called "Fleishman Is in Trouble," and just like this isn't the essay I set out to write, it is not the book I set out to write.
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The consultation set out an indication of how it would take forward the recommendations in the review, and set out which should be taken forward as quickly as possible.
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Her assassins did not set out to kill a Mexican-American design student in particular, but they did set out to murder what she represents: the freedom of pleasure, choice and agency.
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The exact terms of future trade relationships have not been set out, but the legislation says the Catalan government acts in accordance with the customs and excise regime set out in EU law.
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Mr. Wendel didn't set out to correct that oversight, exactly.
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Promoting tourism is hardly what filmmakers set out to do.
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Mr Sobyanin set out to break with the Luzhkov era.
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So we set out to try and track it down.
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Then he set out to determine the emerald's true value.
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Two different groups instantly set out to prove her incorrect.
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We also set out our packs for tomorrow's 229 a.m.
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The concert accomplished precisely what it set out to do.
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And then, Grande set out to build a fantasy world.
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A harm reduction group set out to prove that wrong.
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If it did, they set out on a lavish vacation.
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"The defendant here set out to terrorize people," she said.
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A new survey has set out to uncover the answer.
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These are set out below as in the statement: 1.
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But then, that's not what we set out to do.
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They have set out clearly a plan for world domination.
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Some of the new principles have been set out before.
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And we don't set out to buy any given amount.
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So Anker set out to make the fastest chargers available.
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Picerne set out to pitch his services to Army brass.
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We didn't set out to make a mental illness movie.
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Armed with this new knowledge, I set out to explore.
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"I never set out to bring down anybody," Constand said.
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"So I set out to find him," Mr. Fogle said.
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Then the rest of the family set out for Haiti.
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Blythe Pepino didn't set out to become an environmental activist.
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Allen, for example, initially set out to challenge GOP Rep.
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Mrs May must set out her plans by January 21st.
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I set out to write a book about black holes.
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That dynamic is exactly what Fogel set out to explore.
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That's what we set out to test, build and scale.
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From the start, he set out to be man enough.
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But today's professional standards set out a more limited role.
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So Verge Science set out to discover what's going on.
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The political declaration could set out aims in general terms.
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"I didn't set out to create a method," says Taylor.
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This is not the nation we set out to become.
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They set out with no intention to moderate at all.
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At the time, Scaringe set out to make — what else?
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The authors set out the problem in admirably clear fashion.
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Lowery set out to find where Grinde might go next.
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A Kickstarter campaign has set out to make this happen.
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Are you doing the thing you set out to do?
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They set out to train vulnerable workers with limited English.
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What were you thinking the day before you set out?
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How did you find this arrangement, as you set out?
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Undeterred, I set out into the cold Wisconsin evening anyway.
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Kevin McHugh didn't set out to be a techno musician.
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It's set out like an experiment data record or something.
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We did not accomplish all we set out to do.
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How did you set out to come up with yours?
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"I didn't set out to destroy the world," he says.
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Sartre and de Beauvoir set out to do just that.
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In one passage, Marx set out to answer a puzzle.
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"I did what I set out to do," he says.
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These scientists didn't originally set out to document plastic pollution.
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The American and Afghan forces set out around 25 p.m.
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She set out to seriously slash her intake on Jan.
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So with Lee's help, he set out to build one.
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By definition we set out where we want to go.
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This is the mindset Cabán set out to tear down.
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Jon Kyl set out to answer that question last year.
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"I set out to show heartache and disappointment," he says.
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He didn't originally set out to focus on them though.
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After another emotional parting, Saltbreaker set out across the Pacific.
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He is due to set out his plans on Nov.
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You have to set out a very clear, aggressive agenda.
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He has set out to finish it every year since.
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They set out to find her, and reliable hilarity ensues.
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We have indeed accomplished everything we set out to do.
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So did you set out to find the Second Coming?
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Did you set out to politicize the film at all?
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This doesn't feel like something Ubisoft set out to do.
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A few years ago he set out to learn Mandarin.
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This is a goal we set out two years ago.
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Kashif set out to find songs for her debut album.
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I set out to write a book about the border.
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This spring, I set out on a long headlining tour.
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Instead, Chelsea has — admirably — set out to become self-sustaining.
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Decades later, Tan set out to figure out what happened.
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Our concerns about Dragonfly are set out in detail below.
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These are set out below as in the statement: 1.
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He is expected to set out choices facing British lawmakers.
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I don't think we set out to mimic the skyline.
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He does not set out to design an iconic structure.
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That's pretty easy, because I set out to write nonfiction.
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And still they set out into those treacherous times alone.
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He found one and set out to the crash site.
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He has also set out coconut water and flax chips.
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The two new studies set out to fill those gaps.
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Mr. Launa's son initially set out on a different path.
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Years later, Baker would set out to do the same.
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Activists set out across the South, enrolling hundreds of thousands.
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I didn't set out to write a piece of prophecy.
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You desire him, but he doesn't set out to seduce.
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And Josh Lederman set out to do something about it.
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In 1995, James Loewen set out to resolve this problem.
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"I never set out to win 1,000 games," Stevens said.
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Finally, our magazine writer set out to solve a mystery.
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He set out running again, shouting at people to flee.
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He set out syrup, almonds and peanut butter for toppings.
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We set out in this book to explore that unraveling.
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The same day, Russian hackers set out to do that.
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Then she set out on the long journey to Europe.
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The expedition plans to set out from Chile on Dec.
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But at some point he set out into the neighborhood.
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The government denies it has set out to sideline critics.
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Rusty subway parts had been set out on a table.
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St. Benedict did not set out to save Western civilization.
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With that, she set out to do something about it.
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The iPhone set out to change everything, and it did.
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New York set out to protect against fatal building accidents.
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In his email appeal, Buttigieg set out his campaign's stakes.
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If someone hadn't come by Day 35, he'd set out.
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He set out to make as much money as possible.
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The consultation covered recommendations in the areas set out below.
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We set out to play as hard as we can.
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Three of the woman's marks set out to find her.
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In early 2018, Mark Zuckerberg set out to fix Facebook.
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I set out to replicate that in the modern world.
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Trump instead set out to make open enrollment a failure.
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Our Tokyo bureau chief set out to answer that question.
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But then Aegon set out to conquer the neighboring continent.
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I set out on a mission to give everything away.
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Peters set out to see how Sky's numbers stack up.
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So I set out to infiltrate the local club scene.
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Kelli Masters never set out to be an NFL agent.
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The four of us set out to build this company.
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Granted, LeWitt did not set out to illustrate racial dynamics.
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"I set out that bold plan for a global Britain last week and I recognise there is an appetite in this house to see that plan set out in a white paper," May told parliament.
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Dr. Willenbring did not set out to be an addictions psychiatrist.
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Gary Herbert, the state set out to be a true champion.
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I set out to see if anyone had a bright idea.
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You exceed the goals your manager has set out for you.
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The Packard set out from San Francisco on June 20, 1903.
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What about the documentary group who'd set out to follow her?
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Schinas said Juncker was "very prepared" to set out European arguments.
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We didn't set out to adopt a dog with behavior problems.
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I set out to make it as accurate as I could.
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So it's not actually the film I set out to make.
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It's not that these folks set out to destroy journalism, right?
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McLellan says he never set out to gain a Muslim following.
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In our new podcast, we set out to answer those questions.
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Sori set out to relate Mercury&aposs density to its topography.
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I'm not looking to set out to make a cinematic universe.
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"I set out to make a film about place," he said.
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NIRS set out to look exclusively at sources of retirement income.
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The sweet raccoon never set out to be a social star.
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Right: People set out in the early morning from Huixtla, Chiapas.
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I still got to do what I set out to do.
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Companies, of course, set out to separate us from our cash.
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Celebration's developers set out to adapt that ethos to their town.
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Berger set out to get to the bottom of the data.
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So she set out to create images she wished to see.
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The agencies that set out to stop doping are hugely outclassed.
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The study changed course and set out on a new mission.
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They set out to strike a trade deal within 90 days.
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The report's 76 recommendations set out to clean up the industry.
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So Narayana Peesapaty set out to make utensils you can eat.
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Did you set out for it to become that as well?
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Mu'min also set out to complicate the mainstream depictions of Muslims.
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Because we didn't actually set out to have a girl group.
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I got to help Robin set out all this fuckin' merchandise.
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OCP set out to deepen its presence in 15 African countries.
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"I'm doing exactly what I set out to do," he said.
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I also set out some salt for glass rims and celery.
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So coalition building is what Washington environmentalists set out to do.
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The sentimental man set out to track down Captain Picard, a.k.
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Most RT viewers don't set out in search of Russian propaganda.
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Mashable was skeptical and set out to call the brand's bluff.
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Undeterred, Chinese astronomers set out to build their own powerful instrument.
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So Brown set out to create that missing hyper-caffeinated link.
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Set out with Bill on his travels at "States of Change."
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We certainly didn't set out to make a more energetic record.
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It's about a girl who never set out to be different.
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He set out to lead a revolution, and he nearly succeeded.
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Lost cause "historians" also set out to destroy Longstreet's military record.
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It set out rules for running drug trials across the continent.
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And the things it once set out to subvert remain standing.
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Before Miklos set out, he had to do some fact-checking.
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So, that's what he set out to make on his own.
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The deadline to set out a revised offer document is Sept.
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Intrigued, France 24's Observers set out to find out more.
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Sarah Guo didn't necessarily set out to become a venture capitalist.
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After the wedding, James and Michelle Butler set out for Texas.
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Morales next set out to curry favor with the White House.
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To attract investment, Macri set out to cut the fiscal deficit.
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Ray Dalio set out the new direction of the global economy.
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" Freud set out to "pull down the temple of Pauline law.
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Three young friends set out on an exploration up Buck Mountain.
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Even Ms. Schneider, who set out to make a non-G.
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But this mission was never something he'd set out to do.
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The place he set out to find whenever he was drinking.
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Mr Abe set out intending to rein in the public finances.
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So we set out to seek how this one came about.
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Hariri set out at once to rebuild Beirut's shattered urban center.
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He set out from Paris just days before the Nazis arrived.
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That's the question The Hill's Amie Parnes set out to answer.
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Trump instead has set out to make open enrollment a failure.
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Scott Ford, the senior NCO, set out to recover the casualties.
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Rachel Maddow never set out to be a television news host.
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As a result, Giuliani has set out to destroy Mueller's reputation.
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Happiness, which set out the case for using welfare-oriented behavioral
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The Baby Burners Project has set out to prove just that.
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At first we set out to cover the month of March.
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They set out several positives they see associated with the exchange.
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When Huda first set out to sell lashes, nobody would bite.
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They both seemed to do what they set out to do.
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That's exactly what one famous British chef set out to do.
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Instead, they set out to imbue it with symbolism and mythology.
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It became part of the planet it set out to explore.
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We set out to the meeting on a warm summer day.
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Roark set out to join the sports department as a photojournalist.
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So they set out to build the technology the world needed.
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I don't set out to write thousands of words a day.
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The dates for this year have not yet been set out.
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So, we set out to ask people to take a pledge.
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Lab assistant Dhiraj Gandhi has set out a demo for us.
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They set out to solve a common problem robots have: walking.
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Pruitt set out to repeal the CPP with no replacement (yet).
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Those are targets it first set out this time last year.
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Cora had set out hoping to preserve Eovaldi for Game 4.
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After a hero's welcome there, the family set out for Ramallah.
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Rather than report the assault, we set out for a confrontation.
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When you find the treasure that you set out to discover?
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"I didn't set out to build a jungle," Ms. Oakes said.
|
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When Vescovo set out, only three men had ever seen it.
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An elite Border Patrol medical unit set out across the desert.
|
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Senior Conservatives want May to set out her plans this week.
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The North Korean leader set out from Pyongyang at 226 p.m.
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The North Korean leader set out from Pyongyang at 5 p.m.
|
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She is, as Smith set out to show, a security badass.
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But they're entirely opposite in what they set out to achieve.
|
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Dr. Lesovik and his colleagues set out to do just that.
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"I have clearly set out my red line," Mr. Kurz said.
|
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You didn't originally set out to build a communication platform, right?
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Recently, Dr. Taipale and his colleagues set out to study cancer.
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Then he set out to find a job in a bar.
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Balaskovitz didn't set out to make his unusual pet a star.
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Did you set out to write a scenario that felt plausible?
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Most of America's greatest photographers set out to be something else.
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The two set out to stoke wars among the Mexican cartels.
|
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The administration needs to set out a clear policy toward Russia.
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He set out Friday on his first overseas trip as president.
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Broockman says they didn't set out to find the exact mechanism.
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They set out to raise $287,2000, but could only muster $22015,000.
|
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"We never set out to be a minimal band," she said.
|
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The storm began as thousands set out on their morning commutes.
|
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The Colombian government set out to eradicate 173,000 hectares last year.
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They clung to each other and set out to find refuge.
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Mr. Weir did not set out to write a science textbook.
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She set out a plate of sliced strawberries alongside the muffins.
|
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We set out that evening from Haifa for the West Bank.
|
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They're videos she would never have willingly set out to make.
|
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He enrolled in Cologne's conservatory, and set out on a career.
|
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The White House on Sunday set out its requirements for engaging.
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As part of that, VanHees set out to document Hanoi's transformation.
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They set out to raise $216,287, but could only muster $2000,22015.
|
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Four mountain climbers from India set out to summit Mount Everest.
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We set out to capture the breadth of this human phenomenon.
|
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I'm still playing with the toys the story has set out.
|
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The issue isn't that China has set out to do that.
|
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The artist, too, is about to set out for a journey.
|
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Alexander set out for a public life from an early age.
|
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He set out to reveal the slower aspects of busy cities.
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You did what you set out to do, and then some.
|
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"I had the film set out into three acts," she explains.
|
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I never set out to create this large of a project.
|
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"We will set out in public what we want to achieve," the spokesman said in response to questions about the trade talks with the EU, adding that the bloc needed to set out its own mandate first.
|
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A fountain is gurgling, and she has set out beer and snacks.
|
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Since 2009, Zuckerberg has set out "to learn something new" each year.
|
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So it is with the "protected categories" set out in Facebook's training.
|
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Cohen initially set out to create an Outward Bound for queer youth.
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Lil Wayne just set out an hors d'oeuvres platter on the track.
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He set out to confirm the value of his existence through music.
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Without having set out to do so, I seem to have grown
|
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Ultimately we set out to make a scary and very good mystery.
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Rather than proving abc directly, he set out to prove Szpiro's conjecture.
|
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Further details would be set out in a future document on immigration.
|
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"It wasn't something that we set out to deal with," Odbert explains.
|
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First, I'll set out some criteria: 1: They must be bleach-blond.
|
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Investigators said the suspects set out to get money for crack cocaine.
|
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Together, they set out to make small drones smarter, not STEM toys.
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But according to Feige, Marvel never set out to do all that.
|
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I set out to check out a couple of hotels and shops.
|
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Truss said Britain would set out detailed negotiating objectives in due course.
|
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The Shins frontman James Mercer didn't set out to make an app.
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Even so, Amy Kennedy did not set out to run for office.
|
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Since Wednesday's acquittal, Trump has set out on a vindictive victory lap.
|
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I set out to tell the history of women in Western civilization.
|
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Alexander Hamilton then set out arguments for nurturing and protecting "infant industries".
|
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Arriving an hour ahead of schedule, I set out for the day.
|
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VICE: Did you set out to make a show about mental illness?
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We set out to transform this company – and we've made incredible progress.
|
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In the appropriations bill, Congress set out to make this more difficult.
|
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So, his mom set out to make a retail-themed birthday happen.
|
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Did the post-Nixon reformers do everything they set out to do?
|
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Was this a concept you set out to convey with the album?
|
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The firm did not set out to offend China, the employee believes.
|
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He set out looking for mammal bones sticking out of the ground.
|
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Now it feels like I accomplished what I set out to do.
|
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That's the question we set out to answer this International Women's Day.
|
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I set out to meet and photograph the people behind the signs.
|
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So he set out on foot for a 2000-hour long journey.
|
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And that's just what Venter and his colleagues set out to do.
|
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And yet, since then some people have set out to reverse it.
|
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The FSB set out in March 2016 to implement an action plan.
|
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For example, he omits to set out clearly how tribal sovereignty works.
|
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Hundreds of thousands have set out fleeing violence and poverty at home.
|
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WILLIAM HENRY FOX TALBOT did not set out to be a photographer.
|
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This is what Dr McGeehan and his colleagues set out to do.
|
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You set out to protest Facebook, but you're only hurting yourself, right?
|
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The researchers didn't set out to do a study about plastic pollution.
|
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That's a fraction of the $100 million he set out to raise.
|
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Unfortunately, Fender just didn't execute the plan it set out for itself.
|
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The animal-loving officers immediately set out to find the tiny feline.
|
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We have set out the improvements we expect the company to make.
|
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Hampers of food will be set out on tables up the street.
|
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He set out to build one of Silicon Valley's top AI labs.
|
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Brad Plunkett didn't set out to invent the sound of his generation.
|
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This demonstration is exactly what the LightSail mission set out to prove.
|
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Do you think Thomas Edison set out to build a better candle?
|
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The accord set out basic agreements and aspirations based on basic science.
|
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Founder Amar Bose didn't set out to sell speaker systems and headphones.
|
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The BoE set out a new approach to its testing in October.
|
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"I originally set out to make a film about obsession," she says.
|
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AdSense: What rules have Google set out in order to place ads.
|
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AC: Well, it wasn't what we set out to do initially, honestly.
|
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It would abide by remedies set out by the regulator, it added.
|
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Left without a family, I set out to look for my parents.
|
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So that is what Moreau and his colleagues set out to do.
|
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And how did the very people who set out to defend Slater
|
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The oil company did not set out specific carbon benchmarks on Monday.
|
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I set out to capture that mood, and to set it free.
|
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He didn't exactly set out to create a 2000 million stitch garment.
|
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"What I set out to do was something totally different," he said.
|
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Did you set out for these essays to have a common theme?
|
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An estimated 18,000 Vietnamese people a year set out on the journey.
|
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A pre-dawn glow bathed the Houston area as they set out.
|
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BECKY QUICK: Did you set out to do that at the beginning?
|
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Then he set out on an 20173-month trek around the world.
|
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Jones didn't set out to fix tiny computer circuits for a living.
|
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A pack-your-own picnic lunch smorgasbord is set out at breakfast.
|
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With $15,20163 in his pocket, Mr. Dugoni set out to build Yondr.
|
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The social media company set out to make that process more intuitive.
|
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Sperino and Thomas set out to understand how judges view discrimination cases.
|
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David Coffnes, a researcher at Northeastern University, set out to change that.
|
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The timetable will be set out at the start of the process.
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That remained to be seen, and I set out to find out.
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So I set out to find the worst bar in New York.
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Now, one company has set out to ease your sheet-washing woes.
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So he set out to break the color barrier and he did.
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"We accomplished what we set out to do," my brother Christian said.
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His wife's remark alarmed him, and he set out to educate himself.
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Dr. Hayhoe did not set out to be a smiling climate crusader.
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But what he is doing is what he set out to do.
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From there, she set out to map the local onto the national.
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The same goes for the indicator that Emre set out to examine.
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However, conservative Islamic groups in Indonesia have set out to change that.
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Three days later, the family set out on foot to cross again.
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Small did not set out to test the healthfulness of artificial sweeteners.
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Blair doesn't set out how he thinks either body could be reformed.
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Eventually it made it to Brooklyn, where I set out to brew.
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What did you set out to achieve with the Belly Full project?
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I am satisfied having pulled off what I set out to do.
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"Then I want to set out our views in public," he said.
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One photographer set out to capture the makeshift prosthetics some Afghans use.
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"The objective wasn't, let's set out to rejuvenate the medium," Schur said.
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"We did not set out to make a popular podcast," Sow said.
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The Soulquarians didn't set out to revolutionize the pulse of modern jazz.
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He wonders if Sameer Tiger didn't set out that night to kill.
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The Taliban set out to destroy cultural artifacts as un-Islamic; Mrs.
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"I set out to create the world's greatest snacking company," she said.
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And I never set out to affirm so much as to negate.
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Mr. Mitchell had set out to change careers, not become a pioneer.
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When I was 13 I set out to be a transformational actor.
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Have you ever set out to build a new habit — and failed?
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Each day, they set out the traps again, watching for colorful specimens.
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She then set out how angry and dismayed she was with Clinton.
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A few years ago, I set out on a very specific quest.
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It set out again on a clear October night at 9 p.m.
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"I did not set out to resist this President," Lieu told Mashable.
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I set out to find a recipe that would resolve those issues.
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Johnson, in his defense, set out to raise awareness about agricultural issues.
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"I never set out in life with huge personal ambitions," he said.
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But that was in line with policies set out by President Obama.
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I made what I set out to make and everything is okay!
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"I never set out for any of it to happen," he said.
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So we set out to build that, but it was bad timing.
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On the right, François Fillon set out to be the white knight.
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So they set out to pay down the mortgage on their home.
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He set out on January 2, according to CNN affiliate KSL-TV.
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Originally, more than 1,100 people set out on the journey across Mexico.
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"We never set out to get crosswise with anyone," Carder said later.
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The notice came as I was about to set out for England.
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Keepers set out to intentionally position their product between these two categories.
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In a few weeks, the uppers would set out on their journey.
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In 2006, he set out on his own, with the label Spurr.
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"We have achieved what we set out to achieve," Mr. Capella said.
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But the Stellina succeeds at what its creators set out to do.
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Once his friends realize what's happened, they set out to rescue him.
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At midmorning, I set out for a silver shop on Chartres Street.
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Apple never set out to raise millions of Africans out of poverty.
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It said it would abide by remedies set out by the CCCS.
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Shults told me he didn't necessarily set out to comment on race.
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Now that they've accomplished what they set out to do, what now?
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That&aposs what NASA&aposs Kepler space telescope set out to do.
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Mr. Wang, 53, did not set out to be a kitchen mogul.
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So the EPA has set out to deny the state its waiver.
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They set out to preserve the one-reel shorts that Warner Bros.
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Verhoeven set out to play with fascist imagery and mock American militarism.
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Mr. Robinson said he set out to supplement E.M.S., not supplant it.
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"We didn't set out to understand partisan stubbornness per se," Kaplan said.
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This year, a team of wreck hunters set out to find it.
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Set out to read at least one non-online article every month.
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We basically set out to create a longform magazine, so to speak.
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Congress mandates that every U.S. administration set out its national security strategy.
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"It's interesting because when we set out to do this show, I didn't set out to be really political with it but it certainly seems like it's a time when these conversations need to be having," she said.
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"You don't set out to break records or do things for your sport, you set out because you love racing and you love the sport, you love training hard and you love competing," the 28-year-old said.
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"We never set out to make the most, but we've always set out to make the best products that make a difference," Cook said, holding number one billion aloft for the crowd, during a not especially understated address.
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Have these 3,000 people achieved the higher consciousness they set out to find?
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Reuniting wasn't something Nick, Joe, and Kevin had originally set out to do.
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And that&aposs really what I set out to do in reporting this.
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Amazon set out to be the everything store, but that's just small potatoes.
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Of course, I agree and we set out as a little wolf pack.
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Price discussed the need to stick with the timeline the leaders set out.
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The option of extending the cuts was set out in last year's deal.
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We got tipped off to shadow banning and set out to confirm it.
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We also set out to track who mentioned the current president the most.
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We set out to buy stock at prices below intrinsic value per share.
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A group of about 2125 set out with flashlights to look for him.
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I set out to the Little Mermaid and then bike around the city.
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So we set out to explore the world of the youngest gadgets: Botlings.
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He had often set out Styrofoam cups of coffee for each of them.
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Steve Shelton: We initially set out to release one album and nothing more.
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Besides, Chon never set out to tell this story to make a profit.
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Extremists on both sides set out to destroy the deal with unprecedented violence.
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What was your ideation concept when you set out to make the video?
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They have, by and large, done exactly what they set out to do.
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Britain and the EU this week set out their approaches to trade talks.
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And the satellites did fulfill what they had been set out to do.
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An enterprising New Yorker, he set out to make it into a business.
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"I never really set out to talk to a specific group," he says.
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The watchdog first set out conditions for EQT's purchase of Kuoni on Feb.
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They set out licensing requirements and impose hefty financial penalties for bad behaviour.
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Britain and the EU this week set out their approaches to trade talks.
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Laila Mizami (not her real name) didn't set out to scam the system.
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So the scientists set out to document what was happening around the world.
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Mr Sanders has not yet set out where he will find the money.
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"Complete denuclearisation" sounds good, but the North did not set out a timetable.
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We set out to find the origin of the oldest known contagious cancer.
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He said the test's accuracy meets the expectations set out by the FDA.
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According to the timeline set out, disbursements are supposed to arrive this month.
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So how can we go about achieving what we set out to achieve?
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These conditions were set out at a European Council summit on March 21.
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The guidance notes that those powers should be set out in CCP rules.
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And so she set out to find a way to do just that.
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The Landis set out to build on what Biles had accomplished with Boorman.
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Alarmed by the growth of LGFVs, the central government set out to investigate.
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We set out some criteria to narrow our options at least a little.
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It's made money and it's really achieved what you set out to do.
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Instead, he chose to set out evidence on both sides of the question.
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So it's basically everything we set out in the garage to start this.
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Lockwood set out to determine if the same held true for scholarly articles.
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It seems she's set out ahead of everyone, though I'm not sure why.
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On March 14th Mrs May set out Britain's response in a second statement.
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I set out for the last time with my phone and Google Translate.
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These charge sheets typically set out the regulator's concerns about anti-competitive behavior.
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If they succeed, then Dipoto will have done what he set out to.
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It will also set out stiffer penalties for violators of food safety standards.
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So Moore and Chafni set out to develop better software for facial recognition.
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Both studies set out to establish when and how quickly the volcanoes erupted.
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But she insists she never killed anyone or set out to do so.
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Soon after, he set out to incorporate this unfamiliar concept into his designs.
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Amidst all the craziness, we have set out to make some great memories.
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That's because I accomplished what I set out to accomplish: I earned compliments.
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Elon Musk set out his long-awaited vision for sending people to Mars.
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It looks like he might have achieved what he set out to achieve.
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I set out with a pie of my very own to find out.
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They set out to walk and hitchhike, often in freezing conditions, to Huaquilla.
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He is due to set out his first budget statement on Nov. 23.
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Street parking secured about a quarter mile from the venue, I set out.
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The proposal was set out in a document published by the Washington Post.
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By the door, someone has set out custard pie, cookies, and lemon water.
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You've said you set out to make a film about journalism with Risk.
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I set out on this walk not knowing what I was getting into.
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"We didn't set out to give the wealthy a tax cut," Cohn said.
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It's going to be much different than what you set out to do.
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The two set out to live an entire lifetime in only a year.
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I'll set out in due course the steps I intend to take next.
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As we walked, he set out his goals for the next two days.
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Imagine waking up every day excited for what you've set out to accomplish.
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Four days after Cetinkaya's dismissal, Erdogan publicly set out why he was removed.
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That is, he didn't set out from the start to tackle domestic violence.
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My editors had set out to humiliate me and make me physically ill.
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Hall set out to quantify the requirements of friendship in two separate studies.
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A decade ago governments rich and poor set out to define good aid.
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I SET out from Alresford on Thursday to register my protest against Alresfordism.
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And could Euron bring back more than what he set out to find?
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Li will set out the government's economic targets for the year on Tuesday.
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This year I decided to set out on a journey of self-improvement.
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So we set out to compile a list of the company's many subsidiaries.
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So they set out — and, on the way, meet all sorts of characters.
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In response, Monica set out to drive a wedge between son and father.
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In 2014, she set out on a mission to find the blackest black.
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So black men from the neighborhood set out to defend the accused man.
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"When I launched my campaign, I set out to win," she told Elle.
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This mirrors one of the targets set out in the landmark Paris Agreement.
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Two days before my husband's 303th birthday, we set out for Kennedy Airport.
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That's what we set out to discover when planning for these Summer Games.
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Zuma says he never knowingly or deliberately set out to violate the constitution.
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"We don't set out to create plays that induce nostalgia," Ms. Neugebauer said.
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Behavioral scientists set out to test "civic honesty" in an international research campaign.
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The conditions were first set out in an interview with Reuters on Monday.
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Yet that is precisely what the state of Arkansas set out to achieve.
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From there, they set out to give Tigger the best final days possible.
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Fair enough, but that's not really what Galloway has set out to do.
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And he just set out step by step to bring the bank back.
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The next afternoon, Kelen and his five-man crew set out for Aur.
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He didn't set out to write an album about such deeply personal experiences.
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Did Saudi Arabia deliberately set out to squeeze hedge funds with bearish bets?
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Fleabag definitely does bad things—did you set out to make her "unlikable"?
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It made them set out to create a supply-driven, membership-based model.
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After a while, the food people had turkey patties set out for me.
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I suppose the difference is that I don't set out with that purpose.
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These founders had originally set out to launch an end user-oriented solution.
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"It's too soon to set out an exact timetable," Fallon told BBC radio.
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Do you set out to write and produce what makes up the record?
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That was fine: I had set out to be in the background always.
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"Originally I set out to do a proper '90s decade book," he says.
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That person introduced Mr. Clavarino to others, whom he set out to photograph.
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I accomplished that, and that was all I had set out to do.
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The "Set out on the highway?" is not a verb in this clue.
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So, the researchers set out next to quantify how, instead, the tribespeople rest.
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My colleagues Soroush Vosoughi, Deb Roy and I set out to change that.
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Ms. Philipsz said she never expressly set out to be a public artist.
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And last year, we set out two potential options for our customs arrangement.
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So from that point on, I set out to become a medical doctor.
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The Times set out to explore this question in a five-part series.
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His parents and brother set out for a day of exploring the city.
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After encountering Picasso, he set out to learn his craft as a photographer.
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Others, like the Mermaid, set out for short excursions lasting a few hours.
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For his part, though, Wolff maintains that he set out with no preconceptions.
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The officers set out to look for the man who had been recognized.
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In 2013, Dr. Kenyon and Dr. Bohnert set out to test that possibility.
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Our products ... exceed all safety and quality standards set out by our industry ... .
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But earlier this month, the two of them set out from Guatemala anyway.
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He did not set out to be basic, or to be a merchant.
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Or I'd set out a bowl of chips and salsa across the room.
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One car, captained by the guitarist John Fahey, set out from Berkeley, Calif.
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The two vessels had set out from the Libyan coast early on Sept.
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That's OK. The Terminator franchise never really set out to, like, make sense.
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She set out to clarify the mating rituals of the modern college campus.
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Ready to expand my plant collection, I set out to explore my options.
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Some scholars are skeptical that Baum set out to write a populist allegory.
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Google never set out to threaten biodiversity in its front yard, of course.
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The previous cinchona seekers to set out for the Caravaya forest had perished.
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Germany did not set out to solve these challenges with one omnibus policy.
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I set out one more time, humming my theme song under the stars.
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She set out to raise $25,2100 through Kickstarter and ultimately raised over $22016,22016.
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We circle the jewelry set out on cushions on the Perspex display columns.
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Our protagonists realize the system is broken and set out to fix it.
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It also set out fines for not showing belly buttons at certain events.
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I set out to find out by eating similar meals at both chains.
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Burtynsky set out bread and cheese, salad, and olives on a hardwood table.
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That would be difficult enough even if it were set out in law.
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James Lankford said he would back the plan Trump set out last week.
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The next morning, a rainy Sunday, we set out to tour the property.
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That's exactly what Farhad Manjoo, the Times's technology columnist, set out to do.
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These two set out to fight the dark forces of his city together.
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I would like to set out briefly how the Government means to proceed.
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To escape that life, he set out for the United States on Jan.
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But thrill-seekers have set out to redefine the traditionally warm-weather sport.
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More than a dozen years later, I set out to find those officers.
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The president has set out a policy that is popular, workable and practical.
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It set out its latest priorities in its annual report published on Wednesday.
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House Intelligence Committee Republicans attempted to defy the rules set out by Rep.
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Mr. Juncker set out five potential paths for the bloc's future on Wednesday.
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Below, I summarize the principal conclusions set out in the Special Counsel's report.
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It means that the two leading contenders have set out very different stalls.
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Urged by my editor, Michael Slackman, I set out to document it intimately.
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I appealed to Angelenos for their favorites then set out to learn more.
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I set out to better understand allergen labeling and the problems consumers face.
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This being Ajax, they are set out in a 4-3-163 formation.
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A few years ago, the city of Oldenburg set out to change that.
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Earlier this year, a team of wreck hunters set out to find it.
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"We don't set out to be defensive against any team," coach Takakura said.
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I did not set out to talk about what 703 was to me.
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The committee set out an empty chair In 2017, Trump convened a meeting with then-House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell that set out an empty seat for Nancy Pelosi, who was then the House minority leader.
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As May seeks to win over lawmakers, a group of prominent Brexit rebels set out the changes they want to see to her agreement in return for their support: it must be legally binding, clear and set out an exit route.
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"These propositions that the prosecution would set out to show a group of people set out to coerce and bully people into behaving in a particular way are simply not reflected in the evidence that you have heard," Purnell said.
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The committee set out an empty chair In 2017, Trump convened a meeting with then-House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell that set out an empty seat for Nancy Pelosi, who was then the House minority leader.
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" With Uncommon James, Cavallari set out to make "a line that was just easy.
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"She accomplished what she set out to do, which is to make him suffer."
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The couple then set out, loading their dogs Charlie and Sammy in their car.
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Fortunately, a new app has set out to help out travelers with these dilemmas.
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At CrunchBase, we set out to quantify the comparative track records of such institutions.
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So he set out to find an accurate date for the origin of retroviruses.
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It is clear that Angela set out to live her life to the fullest.
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They've set out a wonderful spread of local meat, cheese, bread, spreads, and skyr.
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They deliberately set out to prank the internet and succeeded beyond their wildest expectations.
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So the two set out in a motor home to make the trek again.
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So I set out to learn more about Gary's experience at The Boring Company.
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Both Ollie and Deb have to set out to save themselves or die trying.
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To stay on track, work together to set out a budget or spending plan.
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He said that he never knowingly or deliberately set out to violate the constitution.
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Ramona and Destiny set out on a mission to gain back the upper hand.
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Now it's like we want to do what we originally set out to do.
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One, Xi set out clearly in his speech: globalization has served his country well.
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" Rothenberg Ventures set out to "work on the biggest problems that change the world.
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That's what we set out to unearth on this week's episode of The Monitor.
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Set out a few glasses of water with varying amounts of salt in them.
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So, he dressed up as Santa Claus and set out to meet the children.
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Amos didn't initially set out to make a book peeking inside video game consoles.
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So before you set out for your local comic book shop, do your homework.
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Baumgartner: It means that I've got a lot of work set out for me.
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When Peter Arvai founded Prezi in 2009, he didn't set out to topple PowerPoint.
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However, Coates never set out to make pronouncements about the state of the country.
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So they set out to find the rightful owner of the photos and videos.
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The budget's structure has already been set out by Economy Minister Pier Carlo Padoan.
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I hadn't set out to hear this conversation; it's just where the interview went.
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He said they deliberately set out to destroy the city's burgeoning black middle class.
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And so liberals set out to define the conditions for progress to come about.
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"He never set out to be a giant, but he became one," Bass said.
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They set out from the get-go to prank these disciplines but not others.
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People who know Pelosi say that she didn't set out to become a meme.
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On October 9th he set out the changes he wants to the peace agreement.
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They would have set out, initially, across the big-skied plain of southern Arkansas.
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Mr Trump apparently set out for a far more sweeping strategic realignment with Russia.
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Although Bob-Waksberg set out to subvert viewer expectations, this subversion soon became routine.
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We never set out to break records — we're just good at what we do.
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From the very beginning, Amazon set out to change the face of online retail.
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Rather than acting as freewheeling individualists, most set out to live by the rules.
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With a fun end goal in place, I set out to prove myself wrong.
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Mr Starr's report, partly written by Mr Kavanaugh, set out the case for impeachment.
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When Drake set out on his Summer Sixteen tour, Rihanna was never far behind.
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Of the 10 who set out, two made it past the border, not one.
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Mandal set out to learn what the fittest people, professional athletes, do for exercise.
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The minute they arrived, just days after the bombing, they set out to help.
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She and her family then set out on a journey to reconnect with nature.
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Generally state-owned, they lend in pursuit of missions set out by the government.
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What is more, in future EU regulators could set out to harm London deliberately.
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Swank and Graniel set out on a fly fishing expedition at 11:30 a.
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So I pursued the next best thing — I set out to be a producer.
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So the researchers set out to tease apart the question in an ingenious way.
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They went missing after they set out to explore the cave on June 23.
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But in 2001, Frank felt he hadn't accomplished what he'd set out to do.
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The next day, the city health department, citing "public safety concerns," set out poison.
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So I set out to find the sandals that are actually worth our time.
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So, the duo set out to make exactly what they wanted to be buying.
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We set out, packing an SUV and a Prius full of middle-aged children.
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"I didn't set out to be a prophet(ess)," she wrote on her blog.
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DemolitionRanch set out to try to destroy a $900 lock with increasingly powerful rounds.
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When we set out to make this, we weren't going to be a band.
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I now have to set out on a journey of freedom as an artist.
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With high hopes for gamers everywhere, he set out to see how they performed.
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"We are about to set out on a new journey in history," he said.
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In 2014, Ms. Wessling set out to get an answer — by collecting chimpanzee urine.
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That would suggest that Monese is meeting the remit it set out to fulfill.
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They set out for the oasis in the desert in an unmarked black car.
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Aion set out to build a virtual machine for blockchain without reinventing the wheel.
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As the driver set out he took what I thought was a wrong turn.
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Dawson and his students set out to understand the truth behind this food trope.
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Later in the day, Jones set out to knock on doors around the district.
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I had set out to recreate wanted to recreate the magic of Hiddleston's bolognese.
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Traditionally, when engineers set out to design a robot, they tend to recycle ideas.
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However, Hammond set out a softer stance on the timing of the trade deal.
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The creators experienced this for themselves and set out to solve this common problem.
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"Some tax cuts are likely this year, but not on the scale set out."
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I set out to write more of a personal and collective self affirmation song.
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The starting point is an awareness that terrorists set out to provoke an overreaction.
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He has set out a gradual process of transition to a post-Castro leadership.
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Seventeen yachts of varying styles and dimensions set out from Portsmouth, England, on Sept.
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It set out standards for a just society in the form of two principles.
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When she died on May 9, 1905, Jarvis set out to do just that.
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All of the bondholders agreed to the terms set out by Argentina on Feb.
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But Bush also was not always successful at what he set out to do.
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And each published a statement in which it set out its corruption-fighting priorities.
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When I set out to be an actor, I just wanted to tell stories.
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The motion we will table will set out the fundamental choice facing this House.
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Woodcock set out plastic trays of egg, ham and tomato sandwiches and hot tea.
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The North Carolina Legislature set out to change those figures and suppress minority votes.
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"We didn't set out to do better than the government's own monitoring," Dybwad said.
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According to Grayling, the speech will set out the principles of a future relationship.
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And so ProPublica set out to see how Amazon's software was shaping the marketplace.
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James Smith, developed markets economist at Dutch bank ING, set out five possible scenarios.
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Saudi Arabia's crown prince has set out an ambitious plan to modernize his country.
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The town set out to discover a new plot of land and start over.
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It was getting late, and we set out for a stroll in the park.
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The bill set out to accomplish two objectives and it did both, he added.
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For each meal, her mother set out a pair of chopsticks and also cutlery.
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You set out to build social capital in so many other circumstances every day.
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Lounge chairs are set out on the wooden walkway in front of the cabanas.
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But that doesn't mean Trump can govern with the agenda he has set out.
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Feature When a wealthy businessman set out to divorce his wife, their fortune vanished.
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"This city was built largely by the river," Kolker observed, as we set out.
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No. I felt fulfilled, I set out to achieve something and I achieved it.
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Coinbase valued itself at about $8 billion when it set out to buy Earn.
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It seems highly unlikely to the Haggler that Google set out to sabotage ProtonMail.
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He set out to kill as many white officers as possible, Texas officials said.
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Despite Castro's impressive résumé, she didn't set out to conquer the costume design world.
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Perhaps the best solution is to follow the innovation model set out by Google.
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So she set out to see what would happen if they could be restored.
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SpaceX set out to serve the needs of existing government and commercial satellite operators.
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"I didn't set out to be here, but I like the neighborhood," Kaplan admits.
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This winter, Teresa Mathew set out to photograph the rhythms of a Handmaid's life.
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Callimachi set out to answer that question in her latest article for the Times.
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Normally, North Korean officials have to stick to strict instructions set out before negotiations.
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So we set out to find out what this growing trend is all about.
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That's what we set out to do, but we haven't won yet for everybody.
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So, she set out to examine gender-based power in the old timey West.
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Researchers from UC Berkeley set out to analyze "vocal bursts," or short, nonverbal exclamations.
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The two men are able to translate Claire's gibberish and set out for Belmont.
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I set out, already tipsy, for a two-mile bike ride to the concert.
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Other states, like Alabama, have set out to create their own rate review programs.
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"I set out to be Cinderella," the 72-year-old icon tells our reporter.
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Jim Reynolds has said he didn't set out to make an issue-oriented show.
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And now it has set out to make a family-friendly cartoon about death.
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So far the government has set out plans to hold the debate on Jan.
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She joined another woman and, with their children, they set out to cross Mexico.
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Ramona and Destiny set out on a mission to gain back the upper hand.
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"I didn't set out to have an abortion," she tells me over the phone.
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But some things can be measured, and Nina Varsava set out to measure them.
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The memorandum filed by prosecutors set out Mr. Manafort's breach of his cooperation agreement.
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In 2015, I set out on the most important bike ride of my life.
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So Dr. Jegan set out to take his service to them, village by village.
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The Friends of Irish Freedom in New York set out to raise $183 million.
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He set out to make pictures of the home he knew in his heart.
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"He won't probably set out any kind of expansive view for Australia," she said.
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I wondered whether I would belong in Somalia, and set out to discover it.
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And so, after his telemedicine visits, Nagrani set out to make five house calls.
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And he set out to write a much better ending to his Olympic story.
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So he set out to one-up him, his mother Erin Sanders told CNN.
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Wang, a Chinese-born, naturalized American citizen, set out for Iran without a worry.
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With a borrowed Rolleiflex, he set out to record the arrival, at 5003 a.m.
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She would often set out before sunrise and not stop until she was spent.
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Dr. Roberts said the team of scientists did not set out to study guano.
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Crunchy. Lovie Yancey set out to make the perfect burger, and she did it.
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Before the race, we set out to find our grandfather's family in County Monaghan.
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But she didn&apost set out to become a YouTube star, she told me.
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"I didn't set out to write some book on performance-enhancing drugs," he said.
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I will set out on this journey, although I do not know the way.
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Mr. Sakiagak set out late this winter to demonstrate how to build an igloo.
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Last week, in public, he set out to clarify the "bigger picture" on Ukraine.
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And he didn't set out to be the CEO of an e-commerce juggernaut.
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You often talked about solving a problem when you set out with Grab initially.
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That's why Freedman set out to use tip of the red giant branch stars.
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Wealth Matters Chip Smith didn't set out to get into the golf course business.
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When we first set out, it was nitty-gritty, we didn't hold anything back.
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BP said it will set out its strategy and near-term plans in September.
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She set out to buy a co-op unit for around $2475,2570 to $2000,1003.
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"Some tax cuts are likely this year, but not on the scale set out."
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Upon becoming commissioner, Stern immediately set out to increase the N.B.A.'s international presence.
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Those briefs set out the arguments that will be presented over the ensuing days.
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Beth Ditto did not set out to make her first full-length solo album.
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"My whole life plan was set out," she said in an interview with Mashable.
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We set out to explore her ideas and political biography to sharpen the picture.
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We set out to explore her ideas and political biography to sharpen the picture.
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Or that's what he set out to prove in his Saturday Night Live monologue.
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In fact, a young Bezos set out pursue a career involving computers and automation.
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Set out a bowl of dreidels so the children, and grown-ups, can play.
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It set out to solve home climate control and make it more 21st century.
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They set out at dawn from Palm Springs and walked 34 miles to Coachella.
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That's what I set out to make, and I hope you think I succeeded.
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But when you set out to be a profitable company, you watch your costs.
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It will need its own membership terms, set out in documents known as "schedules".
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And he didn't set out to be the CEO of an e-commerce juggernaut.
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"The problem we set out to solve is to help dog parents," she says.
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Takeout containers of hummus and carrot sticks were set out on the kitchen table.
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This leap had an impact on the games Naughty Dog set out to make.
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So, he set out to create something easy enough for even them to use.
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Teaming up with her best friend Redemption, they set out to find the culprit.
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That doesn't necessarily mean Amazon is failing in what it set out to do.
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We don't set out to set records, break records or keep track of records.
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He even set out crayons and paper for people to make letters in-store.
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I had set out to simply reattach the loose brackets of my daughter's bookshelf.
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I'm not sure that the party can achieve everything it's set out to do.
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With his supervisors' encouragement, he set out to reconsider the entire dinosaur classification system.
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Even before Shell set out to sell assets, it was distancing itself from Woodside.
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Next, they set out to calculate which six-figure roles had the toughest competition.
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The attractive glazed stoneware is robust enough to handle whatever noshes you set out.
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He set out to play a similarly influential, "discreetly backstage" role in world affairs.
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"He has failed to set out any kind of real plan and real solution."
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My colleagues Tim Arango and Jessica Pons recently set out to capture the scene.
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The automakers' research group set out to show that new diesel vehicles were better.
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Shortly after, the Pentagon set out a blueprint for developing and using the technology.
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Great, you think, the cat knocked over the water I set out before bed.
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There's been a cultural whiplash since Sarkeesian set out to make her videos, too.
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Amazon has set out to cut its two-day free shipping offer to one.
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What's on screen cinches it, though — they accomplished what they set out to do.
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I set out to find out why, and learn more about placebo's evil twin.
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Because we care about you—and ourselves—we set out to find the answer.
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That's where he meets the pack of dogs, who set out on their mission.
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So, I set out on a crusade to learn everything possible about this scene.
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"We feel this is an important quarter for demonstrating the strategic objectives that we set out, the operational objectives we set out, are on track," Mr. Winters, the former head of JPMorgan Chase's investment bank, said on a conference call with reporters.
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Then I set out to achieve the goal of not making progress toward my goals.
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I didn't set out to make a record of the neighborhood except now it is.
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He wants to set out and prove that machine is not always better than human.
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He set out to restore reality to the make-believe mess left by Ms Fernández.
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We did set out to murder him, just as Turkish officials said at the outset.
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He originally set out to launch a cryptocurrency hedge fund, but halted plans in December.
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So Stanford researcher Ryan Singel set out to determine the viewpoints of the real comments.
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This administration has been quick to set out the outlines to a real management agenda.
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After being diagnosed with brain cancer, Tijn set out to make other kids' lives better.
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The firm originally set out to fund companies with at least $500,000 in annual revenue.
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Her political spokesman said May would set out how she intended to vote on Wednesday.
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And both have plainly set out to make a difference with their brand of conservatism.
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The 30 percent target was part of a national gender policy set out in 2011.
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And that's the Germany that the beleaguered French President Emmanuel Macron set out to imitate.
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Bravely has set out to help people thrive at work, and is doing just that.
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They also attempted to monitor the movement of boats after they set out to sea.
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Blue Sky Noise (2010) What did you set out to do with Blue Sky Noise ?
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So she set out to illustrate all the female gold medalists from that year's games.
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Facebook is hardly the first to set out to make a working brain-computer interface.
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Some Jews keep kosher (observing dietary rules set out in the Torah); some do not.
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The newspaper set out to try to understand the appeal, interviewing scores of Trump supporters.
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So they set out to quantify just how much hockey fans get stressed during games.
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GKN set out plans to separate its automotive business from its aerospace operations on Jan.
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No, he says, he didn't set out to put his low notes on a shelf.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) set out to blend environmental ambitions with social justice goals.
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Eller originally set out on a 3-mile hike, leaving her phone in the car.
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As a matter of policy, Donald Trump set out two different proposals in Monday's speech.
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"You end up having the absolute opposite of what you set out for," he said.
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Adriel Hampton, the founder of a left-wing PAC, set out to test Zuckerberg's rules.
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That's what I set out to discover in this second installment of This Is 30.
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So we set out to learn what really does matter to these young female voters.
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" He added, "We set out to build a tool that is respectful of individual rights.
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Staley became Barclays CEO in December and quickly set out plans for the investment bank.
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That's why the New Horizons team set out to see 2014 MU20143 with an occultation.
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Earlier, May had agreed to set out a timetable for her departure in early June.
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Ryozo Tsujimoto didn't set out to create a Monster Hunter game aimed at Western audiences.
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For example, it has set out to make Chinese new year as popular as Christmas.
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A YouTuber set out to watch Avengers: Infinity War more than 50 times last year.
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He has set out to portray Mr. Johnson as a handmaiden of the American president.
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We never set out to start a company, but we just kept having book ideas.
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While all were keen to set out a domestic agenda, it was Brexit that dominated.
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And we set out to make this a thriller, and I think, hopefully we succeeded.
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DAVID FABER: And you've set out some relatively ambitious goals in terms of subscriber projections.
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That's not unlike the mission that most startups set out to go on, he said.
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Other times, I have a learning activity set out, or a book with a craft.
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Therefore, for a week in January, I set out to loosen up and relinquish control.
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But as a proof of concept, Chained nevertheless does what Denton set out to do.
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A massive foreign power intentionally set out to influence the result of our presidential election.
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The straightforward premise works perfectly for the tone Caldwell and Earl set out to establish.
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I didn't set out to write a book that would make any cultural impact whatsoever.
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Earlier this month, we set out to find when the current mega-round trend began.
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That is why Narendra Modi, the prime minister, has set out to formalise the economy.
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NH: That idea is part of a very ambitious 403 plan that you've set out.
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Verizon even has a hotspot directory so you can check coverage before you set out.
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The resultant DSCRs are above the key trigger levels set out in the transaction documents.
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Gandhi set out to discover who Barack was before he was Barack, back in 1981.
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One day last month, I set out to visit Seoul's three most unusual pet cafes.
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Despite its reputation, Snapchat was not — and never set out to be — a sexting app.
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"We set out to make a cloud version of these traditional design tools," said Field.
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They set out to become the first women to reach the peak of Mir Samir.
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But most importantly, the scientists felt that they did what they set out to do.
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Don't set out to build a company, he advises in an interview with Y Combinator.
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I set out to understand who exactly these new influencers are, and why they exist.
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Carrillo and his men set out to distract the spies Escobar has planted around town.
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But we then set out to do that and then look at organizations and households.
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Bretherton and his team set out to investigate why Southern Ocean clouds are so abundant.
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Instead of stoking outrage, they set out to build support with another tack: Looking normal.
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From the region around Oran, to the west, they tend to set out for Spain.
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Adam Grant at Wharton set out to study this phenomenon, and his findings are fascinating.
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So did that risk mean we shouldn't do the work we set out to do?
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Project Include set out in 2016 to change the way the tech industry approaches diversity.
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The bill says it aims to set out clear rules and reduce costs to users.
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In telling these two chapters of Randall's life, what did you set out to accomplish?
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This year we set out to cover what it means to be young in 2018.
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I didn't set out to make this vile film that people couldn't even sit through.
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He reiterated his view that the European Commission should apply rules set out in treaties.
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These charge sheets typically set out the EU competition enforcer's concerns about anti-competitive behaviour.
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On Fridays, it's a great idea to set out an agenda for the next Monday.
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You don't really do anything with them; you just set out food and passively observe.
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Management has set out financial targets through to FY18, which we believe will be met.
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Road safety was our top priority when we set out to write this bipartisan legislation.
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"When I set out to raise my Series A, it was very difficult," she said.
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But Mamo also set out to show a "less miserable view" of the refugee experience.
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It set out a target of between 212-211.3 percent from 22018 percent in 212.5.
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The report does not set out to prove that climate change is influencing extreme weather.
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Well, I've been doing what I set out to do for a long time, now.
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Three young Belgian Muslim men, Ben, Reda, and Ismaël set out to travel to Syria.
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A generation later parties can set out their pitch far away from the old mainstream.
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Committees of denim manufacturers and advertising executives set out to combat "anxieties over juvenile delinquency".
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I set out on a tasting tour to indulge in and rank the best preparations.
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Njoroge has said his team has not accomplished all it had set out to do.
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But Holle, who believes that statistic is misleading, set out to crunch some other numbers.
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He told the world of his intentions and then set out to accomplish his goal.
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Long Division (2019), meanwhile, is set out in the mathematical form its title would suggest.
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Erdoğan also set out in 2015 to destroy the political force of Kurds within Turkey.
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After law school, he set out to build software that automatically did that tedious work.
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Don't be afraid to set out clear ground rules for behavior, chores, and money, too.
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We see the tracks of entire families forced to set out in our own day.
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In 19683, he set out for northern Greenland with colleagues in hopes of finding some.
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Mr. Ellis said that he and his clients have set out to save intact books.
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Only experienced backcountry hikers with excellent orienteering skills should set out from Little Lyford Lodge.
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Google set out to make its zoom camera better than anyone else, and it succeeded.
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Coinbase reportedly valued itself at about $8 billion when it set out to buy Earn.
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New York Times journalists traveled with one group of Kurdish fighters as they set out.
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Accompanied by two freelance critics — experts in the field — a reporter set out to investigate.
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Nightly turndown service was a nice perk, which set out plush slippers by my bedside.
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She styled Ms. Land's hair, massaged her hands and set out to paint her fingernails.
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On Monday, the state police said Mr. Long had set out to ambush the officers.
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So he set out to change his body, and the early results are jaw-dropping.
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Ribbon differs in that it does not set out to buy the home for you.
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Four years ago, a reporter named Colin McDonald set out to document the river's depletion.
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But then he set out to remake himself as nothing less than … a movie mogul.
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With $34,000 in his pocket in August 2125, he set out to build Luke's Lobster.
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Three years ago, Dr. Glasser and his colleagues set out to create a new standard.
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They set out to build one of the first uniform suburban community in the US.
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"Obama set out to bring Jews and Arabs closer together through peace," Oren told me.
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The year is 2025 and a Chinese amphibious action group has set out for Taiwan.
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Congress set out a formula for determining which jurisdictions were covered by the preclearance requirement.
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Ten years ago, I set out to write a novel about London, where I live.
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The researchers didn't set out to discover the plastic buffet lurking in these marine nurseries.
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First, it should consider whether the goals it set out to achieve are being met.
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So I set out to understand it better by retracing his footsteps in the region.
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In 6900, Boahen set out to establish an Africa-centered history of the Western Sudan.
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In the new film, Jim and Darling set out with Lulu to visit his sister.
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"I came back because I'd not finished what I set out to do," he testified.
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In 2017, a committee of emergency medicine physicians set out their own firearms research agenda.
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I hadn't even considered this bonus when I set out to make a cabbage gratin.
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But after a while, he decided to set out on foot and deliver the pizzas.
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So he set out to learn about airflows, which he said are governed by architecture.
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Now the same researchers can set out sensors that record every noise in the forest.
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If that ratio of discrimination, set out by EW, seems familiar, that's because it is.
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The compensation we provide is set out clearly in contracts the farmers voluntarily enter into.
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That's how much it felt it was worth when it set out to acquire Earn.
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"I didn't set out to create a TV show," Rose tells me over the phone.
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Okugawa set out to make a hip-hop-infused score and he actually did it.
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We really set out hoping that the school was an answer to a giant problem.
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Filmmakers Kelly Duane de la Vega and Katie Galloway set out to document that struggle.
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The legislation set out duties for the regulator in combating money laundering and terrorism financing.
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Breach reporting requirements must also be set out in the contract between processor and controller.
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Is that an extension of your childhood home or something you set out to create?
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They moved into their 42-square-foot overlanding vehicle and set out for South America.
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Like Ocasio-Cortez, each set out to defeat and replace a sitting Democratic House member.
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The restructuring process set out in Title III appears to get this difficult balance right.
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When Cody vanished in the Costa Rican jungle, his father set out to find him.
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Right away Lummis set out to improve the tastes of the citizens of Los Angeles.
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The bipartisan initiative has set out to reduce crime and incarceration in the United States.
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The book is not set out in a way to invite this kind of attention.
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In February, I set out on a trip to Southern California, my wallet still empty.
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The Conception set out from Santa Barbara on Saturday and, based on information from MarineTraffic.
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So I set out to tackle this important milestone, adapting her ideology on the fly.
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Professor Wendy Tam Cho of the University of Illinois set out to fix this problem.
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The book's real sin is that Jackson didn't do what he set out to do.
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Recently, scientists set out to explain the transfer of heat that affects how bubbles freeze.
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We had done what we set out to do: Eat ten ramens in three days.
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When we introduced SL, we set out with one goal: Help readers live better lives.
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Mr. Mnangagwa had set out on a multination trip to Europe to attract international investment.
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This season, the British director Robert Icke, 32, has set out to conquer the Continent.
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Last year, he set out to find the magician, whom he located through social media.
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It became many, many things more than the magazine story I set out to write.
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Juncker will set out the plans in his "State of the Union" address next week.
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She set out all alone, and on her very first day, took a wrong turn.
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The researchers set out to categorize samples gathered during the more successful dive on Saturday.
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When I set out to write about pirates, that's not what I had in mind.
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Nery Maldonado had set out on his own to travel north to the United States.
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