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Republicans are luring new candidates into House and Senate races, and the number of seats up for grabs in November appears to be growing, setting up a midterm election likely to be harder fought than anyone anticipated before the party's big victory in Massachusetts last week.

And of course, no such requirements are currently in place for preclinical or basic academic research, although calls are growing for setting up similar registries for preclinical animal studies.

This arrangement — a grown daughter setting up house with her widowed father — prefigured Moore's own bizarre bargain with Mary, who shared a bed with Marianne from 1918 until her death, in 1947, when Moore was sixty.

29 May Crowds in the park grow, some setting up camp.

One of the food and growing initiatives set up by Crystal Palace Transition Town, south London, in January last year, Palace Pint is a community project to encourage local people to grow their own hops to be harvested into a seasonal, unique and local beer.

To keep its mystique alive and its stock price growing, it set up partnerships where it could bury its losses, or generate imaginary revenues.

The growing tensions set up a potential showdown between Trump and the nation's top intelligence officials during what some of those officials describe as the most complex threat environment in decades.

"These temperatures are keeping sea ice from growing to set up for summer months," when it is needed as a counterbalance to the sun's radiation and to offset warming, Kopec said.

A growing number are setting up programs to help employees develop skills in-house.

Someone that has a history of growing businesses or setting up an inbound/content marketing process to get leads for a sales team to close on.

As the collection grew, protesters set up tables and began helping people find specific titles among the boxes.