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Far from getting on with real reform in the NHS, we have had a wasted year of chaos and confusion, which is set to drag on as the government forces through the biggest reorganisation in NHS history.

HONG KONG — Japan's exports fell by 46percentt in January, and Hong Kong's economy contracted 2.5percentt in the last three months of 2008, further signs that the economic downturn in Asia is set to drag on through this year, data released Wednesday showed.

Now, for some reason, there seems to have been a most unwelcome proliferation in deals that are set to drag on and on.

ESPN reported earlier this week that MJD, who's holdout appears to be set to drag on into the regular season, would be open to a trade.

At first Lev was set to dragging logs to the "wood combine", crushing labour which he would probably not have survived for long.

Yet now Scotland is set to be dragged out of the EU, against its collective will.

This suggests that net trade is set to be a drag on the economy in the first quarter of 2010 as it was in both the fourth and third quarters of 2009.

"While economic growth is expected to pick up in 2010, rising unemployment and slow growth in household incomes is set to act as a drag on demand," says the group's director of research Richard Donnell.

Broadway should no doubt offer new visibility for Peppermint, who is set to become the second "Drag Race" contestant to appear on the Great White Way after Dwayne Cooper (aka Milan), who starred in the musicals "Motown" and "Hairspray".  .

The litigation, which has dragged on since early 2009, is set to go to trial later this year.

where the drag coefficient C d is set to 0.001 (Hogg and Pritchard 2004).