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The studios have largely set the wholesale price of downloads above $14.99 hoping to keep the retail price at $20 or above.
But as the "stalking horse" bidder, with an expected offer of some $400 million, the pair will have largely set a floor for a court-supervised auction that is expected to take place within weeks.
Meanwhile, Palestinian officials want Mr. Obama to prod King Abdullah to provide more aid for the Palestinian Authority, which the Saudis have largely set aside in recent months as the Palestinian political system has become increasingly fractured.
State and federal authorities have largely set aside suggestions of a bailout in the days since Gov. Rick Snyder and the emergency manager he assigned to solve Detroit's woes announced that the city required bankruptcy protection.
But with Mr. Huntley unavailable for debate, the conversation was left to other South Africans, who have largely set aside the customary griping among themselves about crime and racism to better focus on the inflated complaints made by Mr. Huntley.
The five mortgage servicers in the settlement — Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, Citigroup and Ally Financial — have largely set aside reserves for the expected cost of the accord and investors are likely to cheer its announcement because it removes one more legal worry for the industry, analysts said.
But so far this year Animal Collective has largely set aside songs in favor of sound collages and visual-arts collaborations.
And in Kentucky, the junior senator, Rand Paul, has largely set the agenda for a Tea Party-infused Republican Party there.
Calvin Thornbourne, a marketing executive from Cobb County, said he, too, had largely set aside the trauma from the day, although it always lurked in the back of his mind.
By 1976, when the band released its first album, titled simply "Ramones," Mr. Vega had largely set aside his fine-art ambitions and applied his design skills to all things Ramone.
By June 2011, as the UK economy headed for recession, Balls had largely set aside the issue of Labour's economic legacy and was locked in battle with George Osborne over how to lift the economy out of a deepening slump.
