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Ellison, who has set far more stringent financial controls of the Oracle team involvement, is thought to be keen on both Japanese involvement and New Zealand's continued participation, having been the sole challenger in San Francisco in 2013 and at the centre of a turnaround from leading 8-1 to losing 9-8 tOraclele.

Too much premeditation perhaps, in that when he comes down the wicket he has set off far too early so far.

But Alma has set goals far higher than the malaria MDG to "halt and begin to reverse the incidence of malaria".

Though the Bush administration has now agreed to reopen talks with North Korea, it has set demands far broader than those pressed by President Bill Clinton, raising the prospect of protracted negotiations while Pyongyang continues to sell missiles around the world.

Given the incredibly protracted transition from BB7 to this next-gen operating system, the beleaguered company has set expectations far too high.

And Athol Fugard's drama of South African prison life, "The Island," has set off far-reaching echoes by returning to London with its original cast of 1974.

(His next novel, The Peripheral, will be the first he has set in the far future).

Only one boat, whose crew hopes to provide seal meat to restaurants, has set out so far.

Analysts say the ¥25 billion in cost cuts Mr. Tsuga has set out so far for next year are not enough.

But Globecomm, a publicly traded company that does about $100 million a year in sales, has set its sights far beyond balmy Tonga.

George Osborne has promised to cut £12bn a year from social security spending, but the IFS said the detailed measures he has set out so far, including a two-year freeze on working-age benefits, would save just £1.3bn.