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Meanwhile, biofuels may be set to make a comeback.

If the Mexican farm labourer turned out to be a decent boxer he would be set to make a few bucks.

As soon as she's got the book finished to her desires, the brilliant woman, then Peter Straughan will be set to make a new script.

Reports suggest that the former Arsenal defender William Gallas, now a free agent, could be set to make a controversial switch to White Hart Lane, provided a compromise on his £90,000-a-week salary demands can be reached, while Tottenham have been touted as a possible destination for another ex-Gunner, Alexander Hleb, who is surplus to requirements at Barcelona.

Beyond rice, the cooker can also be set to make cakes, among other delicious items, too.

Reports had suggested the Premier League newcomers could be set to make a £3m bid for the Welsh international.

Bridget Jones is set to make a return.

The museum is set to make the announcement on Monday.

Daniel Goodfellow, Lois Toulson, Grace Reid and Freddie Woodward are set to make their Olympic debuts.

Chuck Finley is set to make his Cardinals' debut today.

Twenty years on, Cazal is set to make history.