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India has long set aside 22.5percentt of college seats to such students.

Singapore Airlines has long set the benchmark for marketing such attentiveness.

"I object to this double standard, especially in a paper that has long set the gold standard for ethical journalism in North America," he wrote.

Allen Lane; £25Goldman Sachs has long set the gold standard in finance, even though the current crisis nearly brought it down.

Not so in the air across the continent, where the Federal Communications Commission has long set limits on how much of the airwaves one company can control.

The Devil in the deep blue sea Snarling, not pouncing ReprintsMr Sharif has long set store on talks with the terrorists.

Military hospitals across Syria have long set aside wards for prisoners.

Steve Rutter, managing director of the Park Slope office of the Corcoran Group, said Brooklyn had long set the standard for cutthroat competition.

THE sun had long set on a frigid Monday afternoon in February, and the lights had come on along West 58th Street.

But now many of these top school systems are preparing to reduce the academic and extracurricular opportunities that have long set them apart.

HIGH levels of education, a prosperous economy, low crime rates and calm politics have long set Costa Rica apart from its troubled neighbours.