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So, before any heckles rise, set the stage for debate.

Last year's Budget Control Act, the hard-fought deficit reduction law that allowed the nation's borrowing limit to rise, set up a bipartisan committee tasked to agree on at least a trillion dollars in deficit reduction.

EDF had already factored in the changes to the Eco costs when it announced a 3.9% rise, set to come into force in January, so it will only reduce bills by the £12 offered through the rebate.

While you're waiting for the dough to rise, set the oven to 170ºC, 325ºF or gas mark 3. Once the buns have doubled in size, uncover them.

Foreclosures on such loans were on the rise, setting off a wave of personal bankruptcies.

Their influence lingers in recurrent racist stereotypes as China's rise sets western nerves on edge.

And TV ratings continue their steady rise, setting new records every year.

This raises the possibility that the temperature of the rods, which are still radioactive, could rise, setting on fire the zirconium cladding, which keeps the rods together.

The commissioner would not say whether the high-rise, set for 43 stories at 303 East 51st Street and Second Avenue, should have been built at a different height or interior square footage.

That studio in Manhattan will be dark, empty and awaiting the Trump wrecking ball, which will clear the space for a new high-rise set for "The Apprentice" and its 17 spinoffs on NBC and Bravo, all of them starring Donald Trump and his stone-faced daughter, Ivanka.

5 Bake for 50-55 minutes or until the cake has risen, set and lightly browned.