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

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

They called his remarks "hurtful, irresponsible, insensitive and racially charged" and said that race relations within the church had been set back.

That meeting was to start today, but the Taliban announced that it had been set back to Wednesday and possibly later.

Mr. Turner said the accounting board had been set back at least six months by the decision last year to select William H. Webster as its first chairman.

What they couldn't say is that their chances of avoiding relegation had been set back because they produced a pitch that spun significantly less on day three than many Test pitches on the subcontinent do on the first morning.

But the cause has been set back.

"And now we have been set back many miles".

Free speech has been set back, and a chill sent throughout Palestinian society.

In 1978 it went into liquidation.Others might have been set back, but not Mr Oakeshott.

In some ways, the female refugees in Lebanon, Jordan and Turkey have been set back.