At that time, though, it was uncertain if Erbitux could recover from its regulatory setback.
The central issue is what, if any, lessons the Brotherhood learns from its devastating setback.
Government hopes of a pickup in the economy from its winter setback were boosted today when Britain's biggest retailer said the consumer was still "in recovery mode".
But in a positive sign for the market, bargain hunters entered the scene to buy on the dips, helping the Nasdaq Composite Index rebound slightly from its early setback.
The strategy was based on how small the effort had been compared to Iraq, and the fact that the Taliban had used the opportunity to recover from its original setback.
That fact was not lost on the residents of Perm, who were shocked that the military had not learned from its earlier setbacks.
The Fox News right, still recuperating from its electoral setbacks of the previous week, tried frantically to connect some part of this roundelay to what had happened at the American consulate in Benghazi, in September, but nothing stuck.
In general, resilience is defined as the ability of system to recover from its failure, setbacks, and to adapt well to change (e.g., climate change).
The administration's ability to regroup from its early setbacks is a reflection of its own careful planning and a rapidly evolving global consensus on climate, said Jim Kapsis, a vice president for Opower and a former Treasury Department official who was on the U.S. negotiating team in Copenhagen.
The village is also looking at other zoning tools that would set ratios for the height of a home in relation to its setback distance from the front of the lot.
