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This decision is likely to set a legal precedent.

The agreement is very likely to set a precedent for the other lawsuits.

It is more likely to set a formula for national officials to calculate back taxes.

This is likely to set a new record, with about $20 billion-worth of shares sold.

Leaders are likely to set a target for economic growth of about 7% at the meeting, policy insiders told Reuters.

Only then will the Americans be likely to set a date for the international meeting, perhaps after Thanksgiving.

Shawn Peters, the author of three books on religion and the law, including "When Prayer Fails: Faith Healing, Children and the Law" (Oxford, 2007), said the outcome of the Neumann case was likely to set an important precedent.

At Kandahar airport, the 101st is likely to set up a semipermanent tent city known as a force provider or, more colloquially, a "city in a box".

WASHINGTON — Courts must take a skeptical look at affirmative-action programs at public colleges and universities, the Supreme Court ruled Monday, in a decision that is likely to set off a wave of challenges to race-conscious admissions policies nationwide.

And then you're more likely to set up a small team for the patient and you get a better picture of the patient, even if you haven't seen them yourself for a while".

DAVID A. STRAUSS, a law professor at the University of Chicago, on a Supreme Court ruling that allowed a program in Texas to continue but was likely to set off a wave of challenges to affirmative action in admissions.