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But Cosantino and company did their best to share some sun with their songs, and once that set got off to a start, the humidity did seem to soften.

This week looks set to get off to a positive start due to Asia markets following on from the positive end to last week, as we look ahead to another week of headline risk from data and central banks.

A biopic of celebrated war correspondent Marie Colvin is set to get off the ground after producers were reported to have approached Matthew Heineman, maker of hardhitting Oscar-nominated documentary Cartel Land, to direct.

The one silver lining to another year of Hawthorn domination is that by season 2016's conclusion, it may be the cue for the SuperCoach set to get off the couch and stampede toward the exits.

September looks set to get off to a characteristically modest start, with the arrival this week of Cameron Diaz-Jason Segel comedy Sex Tape (a mild $38m in the US), plus Nicole Kidman and Colin Firth in amnesia-themed thriller Before I Go to Sleep, adapted from the SJ Watson bestseller.

Talks aimed at resolving political unrest in the Gulf island kingdom of Bahrain look set to get off to an uncertain start.

Things are set to get off to an eerie start in the first week with Mike Parr's Asylum, an installation that takes place in different rooms of an old mental institution.

According to media reports, both sets of talks got off to a rough start.

"A LOT of cowboys don't like dudes riding with their cattle," Bob Cochran, a cowboy who looks as if he just got off the set of a John Ford western, tells me somewhat delicately.

Ken Follett pulled it off with his last set of novels, and Greg Iles got off to a good start with his novel Natchez Burning.

I just got off the set of Supergirl and I had to dodge cars coming at me at 25 miles an hour.