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Also a lower investment (5% of the generated fiscal space) in universal child cash transfer would be able to off-set the negative impact of the reform on poverty levels and also generate some further poverty reduction.

Experiments on radium led in 1932 to the discovery of the neutron, which the Hungarian physicist Leo Szilard grasped might be able to set off catastrophically powerful chain reactions.

The relocation of the Eurostar terminal means British visitors will not be able to set off for Napoleonland from Waterloo – but the attraction does promise to afford the outsider that lunatic glimpse of national character which is the quintessence of all the best theme parks.

She wakes up at 5am to make sure she'll be able to set off for school early enough and reach her first class on time.

Apparently stunt people and others trained at falling won't be able to set it off, either.

Leaving behind her husband and children, hoping they might one day be able to follow, she set off for Australia, a world away.

When you leave here, you might not be able to take a set off Serena, Maria, Murray or Tsonga but you'll feel like you can.

Richard Griffiths was the most famous actor in the film by a long stretch, so it was a lucky break for me to be able to get this off-set image as Richard was rarely available to be photographed.

The user will also be able to set up scheduled reminders that fire off at a certain time.

You should be able to set up the laptop to run off of wall power and not battery power, if possible.

With Custom Routines, Google Home users will soon be able to set their own phrases to kick off a routine and selection of what Google promises are "one million Actions".