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Mats drives on ahead to set up picnics en route, while Mia recounts myths and legends of the troll who watches over the mountain as we walk.

On the third morning, the crew raced ahead to set up a shot, then dropped their bait as our canoe drifted past.

American military commanders have not given General Garner the go-ahead to set up his operation in Baghdad because the city is too dangerous.

So committed to shattering the myth that maths is "not a girls' subject" is Langley Park that it has just got the go-ahead to set up a primary school on site that will specialise in maths.

At the same time, the Smithsonian's Board of Regents gave Small the go-ahead to set up a scientific advisory board aimed at condensing his institution's varied research programs into just a few centers of excellence.

You'll ride for 20-25 miles a day, so it's not for novices, but rewards await at the end of the day, with gourmet meals and camping in idyllic settings - guides go ahead by jeep to set up the tents so you don't need to lift a finger.

If he cruises the Caribbean or flies off to London, an SAC advance team races ahead of him to set up trading screens.

If the Garden balks at the price, the Yankees will go ahead with plans to set up their own cable network, officials at the partnership said.

He will also point out that the army is going ahead with plans to set up more special units for the small but growing number of haredim who are already leaving the yeshivas and enlisting.

The industy bodies said they wanted to have the decision to proceed with the government's royal charter quashed and are pressing ahead with plans to set up their own watchdog, in defiance of government wishes.