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He might be setting up a terrific rebuild, as Gary Myers writes in The Daily News, but Ryan is unlikely to be around to enjoy it.

Lots of new Twitter addresses popping up all at once apparently raised red flags that a spammer might be setting up shop.

Clandillon-Baker says: "You might be setting up a project, and you know in your head what you want to achieve but you might be over measuring, or under or just not using the right tools so this is really useful".

Wall Street posted moderate gains Friday as investors looked ahead to the next batch of corporate earnings due next week and pondered a narrower August trade deficit, but one major U.S. firm is exhibiting bullish signals that might be setting up a runway to higher prices for the broader market.

Human-rights groups fear that military courts, last seen in the 1970s, might be set up in Thailand's restive south, scene of a rumbling Islamist insurgency.

I'd been hoping the solo film might be set up as a prequel, taking place in a time before the superhumans began invading the DC universe.

The sea ice — only eight feet thick — drifts over 400 yards an hour and can split without warning and submerge any structures that might be set up there.

One suggestion is that a joint Afghan-Pakistani-American counter-terrorism agency might be set up to do it.Presumably this is one of the problems that Mr Holbrooke has been hired to solve.

Contreras speculated that large encampments might be set up at a stadium, in a park or in some other open space in the city — something he couldn't recall being done in New York ever before.

But there may be a back-up plan: the review hints at the intriguing possibility that some kind of national carbon pricing scheme applying only to Britain might be set up. (The Tories have also suggested this).Persuading the other political parties to support nuclear power will be the government's final challenge.

Slovakia's president, Rudolf Schuster, thinks that special boarding schools might be set up. "It's often impossible for Gypsy children to learn at home," he says.Since taking office in 1998, the ruling coalition government, which replaced a more nationalistic one that included a virulently anti-Gypsy (and anti-Hungarian) party, has tried to tackle the problem.