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"It suggests that if you get a rally in stocks, you will get a setback in mortgage rates," said Henry Kaufman, the Wall Street economist and consultant.

This week, AT&T got a setback in its deal to acquire BellSouth from the Federal Communications Commission, meaning the merger will be delayed further.

Steve Forbes: And when you get a setback, I mean you had one in 2003, you left the company and then came back.

"You work really hard to get a place, so to get a setback was tough.

"We don't want to take any chances of getting a setback," Warthen said.

"I do think it is a setback in that we fought hard and long to get our bill of rights accepted amongst all South Africans.

UK Prime Minister David Cameron has suffered a setback in his battle to prevent Jean-Claude Juncker getting the EU's top job.

A setback in the Sixth Circuit provided the conflict among circuits that Justice Ginsburg said was needed to get the U.S. Supreme Court to revisit the issue.

First, on April 9th, came a setback in parliamentary polls.

Each mistranslation is a setback in human relations.

The news was a setback in more ways than one.