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The release of the man they fought so hard to overthrow is perceived as a huge setback to the uprising.
The government may now have to devise new ways to deal with "unlawful enemy combatants", as it calls those caught fighting against America without wearing uniforms.This will be seen as a huge setback for Mr Bush.
But, because Trump had risen to the top of the Iowa polls in the weeks leading up to the February 1st election, the result was widely interpreted as a huge setback.
While not as disastrous as the breakdown of talks in Seattle four years ago, the failure to reach an accord today was widely regarded as a huge setback for the World Trade Organization, the 146-nation group that was presiding over the talks here.
When a Jordanian journalist and expert on "honour" killings discusses the ultimate effect of Khouri's tall tale – describing it as a huge setback for a cause desperately in need of recognition and "an insult to every Arab Muslim woman" – Broinowski quashes any reading of her film as an exploration of means justifying ends.
The guilty verdict is being seen as a huge setback for Khan, although the jail term could have been as long as 10 years.
MONDAY'S Supreme Court decision to block a class-action sex-discrimination lawsuit against Wal-Mart was a huge setback for as many as 1.6 million current and former female employees of the world's largest retailer.
A US withdrawal would allow other countries to back out of the deal too, which would pose a huge setback as the world attempts to peak greenhouse gas emissions as soon as possible.
The disease was "a huge setback as a prominent feature in the landscape and in biomass terms in the woods but elm is still there and it's adapted.
This is a huge setback as tomorrow we want to start distributing water.
James McCarthy, who is a club-mate of Gibson's at Everton, hopes the injury is not as bad as feared and said any long-term absence would be a huge setback for Everton and Ireland.
