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Mr Carney conceded that Britain's economy had been set back by the eurozone crisis.

Aspirations for Kurdish self-rule or independence may have been set back by falling revenues.

Industrial production had fallen to 60 percent of the prewar level; economic growth had been set back by a decade.

Now it has been set back by the current government, with cuts in child tax credits," she said.

Three were executed the next day.Western diplomats claim the general's efforts to take on militants have been set back by six months of political turmoil.

Any hopes of resolving the oil impasse have been set back by the firing of Pagan Amum, chairman of the SPLM and its lead negotiator with the north.

Unfortunately, efforts to normalize failure can be set back by cautionary tales of failures gone wrong.

A. The smaller they are, the less they will be set back by transplant shock.

"I was doing all right and then I was set back by a few injuries.

"But all this progress would be set back by Tory plans to cut spending on schools".

The former third force of British politics is set back by half a century.