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The talented but fragile six-year-old, who runs in the same Michael Buckley colours as Finian's Rainbow, had not done so since last season, having met with a setback during the autumn.

RE: Update on New Lines of Business As you would of heard by now, the recent LCN 2000(R) initiative to increase annual revenue by hustling stocks to greedy investors met with a setback last week due to unforeseen federal indictments.

Did you meet with any hostility there?

The attempt did not meet with any significant success.

New Jersey's early efforts to enter the counterterrorism field met with several setbacks.

Though the cause of human rights has met with "heartbreaking setbacks," she writes, it also has scored "impressive advances".

Ms. Hadi noted that in past Egyptian revolutions, in 1919 and 1952, women's contributions had been met with similar setbacks.

The idea of the caliphate has proved increasingly attactive to jihadists around the world, but on the ground IS has met with significant setbacks at the hands of the Iraqi army, Shia military groups backed by Iran and airstrikes delivered by America and its allies.

"But as with all education, it's no guarantee of success". Regarding the lawsuit against the Pasadena Cordon Bleu, Spencer says that "the plaintiffs' attorney trying to assemble a viable class-action case has met with several setbacks….

28 For example, the Gates Foundation's campaign to eradicate polio met with significant setbacks that reinforce the importance of a broad understanding of delivery outcomes in the planning process.

As Reuters pointed out, 26 out of 40 Mars missions have met with setbacks and/or failure.