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On the other hand, the ability of Syria, Hezbollah and Hamas to get away with murder (literally), and above all the ability of Iran to pursue its nuclear ambitions effectively unchecked, are setbacks for hopes of peace and progress.
Yet the Germans lost to Poland and conceded a last-minute equaliser to the Republic, results which were setbacks for Scotland.
Tireless human rights campaigner Peter Tatchell says 2013 brought progress in Britain – internationally, however, we saw a backlash: "There have been setbacks for the LGBT movements in Croatia, Uganda, India, Russia and Nigeria.
The deal is setback for the Spanish company, which has been active in the fast-growing Chinese mobile phone market since 2005.
There's been another setback for those eagerly awaiting Spider-Man's arrival on Broadway early next year.
But it hasn't been all setbacks for Rogers.
The rejections of the two key posts are a setback for Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi.
The litany of fines, which can range from $1,000 to $50,000, are a setback for any business.
"It's image-damaging and is a setback for innovation".
Analysts said the move was a setback for MusicNet, which is currently distributed by America Online.
ReprintsTo be championed by Mr Lafontaine is a setback for any proposal, admittedly.
