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And we could have set 'Big Hero 6' in San Francisco.

He added: "With the 15th anniversary of the first plantings approaching, Eden has set itself big new challenges to promote our great garden.

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"This club has set itself big ambitions and I hope to help them achieve them," said 30-year-old Stoney. .

While she has now finished both her Masters degree and athletics career at the University of New Mexico, she has set herself big targets back in the UK.

And the dramaturge here - this is television, so let's say that's Laura Fisher, a historian and one of the show's executive producers - has set herself bigger tasks.

The Wallace has set forth a big tranche of Freud's work.

Meanwhile, FA head suit Martin Glenn has set out his big 2020 vision for England.

Barbier has set the first big trial in the case for February 2012, which is when he is expected to apportion liability among the defendants involved with the blowout.

Novartis has set up a big R&D centre in Cambridge, Massachusetts, in part to better position itself to collaborate with outside academics.

CIRCUS OF THE STARS The Cole Bros. Circus, which has been around in one form or another since the late nineteenth century, has set up its big top in Coney Island, replete with acrobats, elephants, daredevils, and clowns.