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These feats made Eisenhower's post-Sputnik years not the flop that critics alleged but a time of remarkable progress, even as he endured the setbacks of recession, medical illness, and a humiliating first U.S. attempt to launch a satellite.

The fire must burn hot enough to endure the setback of any one election in order for the movement to prevail for whatever future comes.

But we are also making progress, and just like Jane, we each endure the occasional setback here and there along the way.

'We gave an insanely huge launch party that really subscribed to the great David Brown theory of show business - which is never give a party that's better than the movie.' Many in the notoriously bitchy media world enjoyed watching Brown endure the first setback of a glittering career that had begun in London nearly 25 years earlier.

Ciara Mageean's build-up to the Olympics endured a setback as she dropped out of the 3000m at the New Balance Indoor Grand Prix in Boston.

But he credits his strong religious faith with helping him endure the pain of athletic setback and, now, with easing his transition to retirement.

He said that experience taught him that the Olympics endured, no matter the setback or tragedy.

Even as it endured setbacks, the area remained better off than much of the industrial Midwest.

Three titans of the conducting world endured setbacks during the year.

Another left-of-centre Democrat tipped to run in 2016, the outgoing Maryland governor Martin O'Malley, endured a serious setback in the midterms when his designated successor – lieutenant governor Anthony Brown – was defeated in what was once seen as one of the bluest of blue states, despite the help of O'Malley's campaign team.

But Jeter endured another setback.