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There was a further setback in 1961 when Williams left to go solo.
US officials confirmed Washington had evacuated its remaining personnel from Yemen, including about 100 special operations forces, because of deteriorating security, marking a further setback in US efforts against a powerful local al-Qaida branch.
Wigan's attempts to be an outpost of Honduran excellence suffered a further setback in January when García's World Cup team-mate, the defender Johnny Palacios (brother of Wilson), was apparently on the verge of joining the Latics, but then didn't.
But on Friday both indices fell back, following a further setback in the US discussions to resolve the fiscal cliff - the combination of tax rises and spending cuts which is due to come into force next month.
Former world and European 800m bronze medallist Jenny Meadows has suffered a further setback in her bid to be selected for the Olympics after aggravating her Achilles injury.
Wilshere required surgery after a heavy tackle by Paddy McNair in Arsenal's home league defeat to Manchester United in November, then suffered a further setback in February, needing to have two pins removed from his ankle.
And Republicans suffered a further setback on Monday in their fight to stop the Democrats winning a filibuster-proof majority in the Senate.
In a further setback, Mr. Patrizzi suffered a stroke in the autumn.
In a further setback for Akin, he has raised just $100,000 in an online fundraising drive that he called a message to "party bosses" about his commitment to the Missouri Senate race.
Rodgers rejected Suárez's claim that the striker was promised a move this summer if Liverpool did not qualify for the Champions League and, in a further setback for the Uruguayan, the Professional Footballers Associationn has concluded that there is no clause in his contract guaranteeing him a move for £40m.
In a further setback, Earls was taken off on a stretcher shortly afterwards, wearing a neck brace.
