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That would obviously be a huge setback to gay couples and their families.

In Abidjan, a United Nations official called the outbreak "a huge setback" to efforts at reconciliation.

That would be a huge setback to this once fast-growing industry.

That would be a huge setback to India's plans to expand its nuclear power generation and its economy.

The release of the man they fought so hard to overthrow is perceived as a huge setback to the uprising.

Instead, Israel's storming of a Turkish-flagged vessel in international waters was a huge setback to efforts to win new sanctions on Iran.

Without this support – which would not be available without government funding – Harrison would have suffered huge setbacks to his academic and social development.

I'm just not convinced that the companies that have done so well over the last year and are forecasting more growth are facing a huge setback due to forces that are hard to see clearly on the horizon.

Wales were humiliated in Serbia as they slipped to their heaviest defeat since 1996 and suffered a huge setback in their bid to reach the 2014 World Cup.

A US withdrawal would allow other countries to back out of the deal too, which would pose a huge setback as the world attempts to peak greenhouse gas emissions as soon as possible.

The coalition's five years in power have amounted to "a huge setback for the health of the public", they claim.