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Council leaders say the funding gap is widening by £700m a year and is set to be at least £4.3bn by 2020.

The main stage is set to be at the intersection of Avenue of the Americas and 43rd Street; expect the next few blocks to be packed, so arrive early.

The analysis, which is set to be at the centre of Labour's attack on the coalition in the Commons, when Ed Miliband's party will vote against the policy, reveals for the first time the range of professions that will be hit.

The carbon capture rate is set to be at least 90%.

The size of the n-best list obtained from the first-pass decoding is set to be at most 100 hypotheses for each utterance.

In (4), the upper bound is set to be at most 1, since d TV(p 1,p 2)∈[ 0,1].

Last week, the UK spending watchdog warned that the overall costs of the Games were set to be at least £11bn – £2 bn over even recently inflated budgets.

The energy/angular resolution in ARPES measurements was set to be at 80 meV/0.2°.

Lateral model boundaries are set to be at least 1,000 km from the rupture zone.

The duo, who have undergone medicals, are set to be at Anfield for Sunday's league match against Manchester United.

The 20-year-old striker was set to be at Vicarage Road until early January , but Villa had the right to terminate the deal after 28 days.