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China's furry envoys look set for a long wait.
Microsoft made clear it was set for a long fight.
THE nuclear age is set for a long and perilous half-life.
The Brazilian is set for a long spell on the sidelines.
But finally the club is set for a long period of stability, and indeed success, under Arnold.
We're set for a long series of fractious negotiations; expect plenty of posturing, bluster, horse-trading and media-generated hysteria.
The Everton manager's defensive problems have increased with Leighton Baines set for a long-term absence due to an ankle injury suffered in training last week.
"For people who believe that microcap stocks are set for a long-term rally, this could be a good choice".
Robin Frijns is set for a long-term role with Sauber, provided his run in the Abu Dhabi young driver test proves a success.
Moments later Cooper was over, Hodgson improving the score again, and Rovers looked set for a very long afternoon in Cheshire.
The chefs are trembling, the critics salivating and the table set for a week-long jamboree of gastronomic indulgence.
