Upon arriving in BK, Flick seemed to set on hating everything and everyone, including his grandfather.
Russell's paradox is prominent among the set-theoretic paradoxes (it arises when one considers the set of all non self-membered sets), and Cantor's (which arises in connection with the universal set, which can be taken as the set of all sets, or also as the set of everything, depending on one's favourite version of set theory).
One of the prime movers was 64-year-old Chris Gravett, who says that whereas the town's ancien régime was "dysfunctional", he and his colleagues are now set on starting everything from scratch.
The quartet will not meet Tuesday's deadline to agree to continue a participation agreement with a governing body they feel is set on controlling everything, and everyone, from the centre, in an anti-devolution policy.
"The family," as its members refer to themselves, sets policy on everything from matters of donations to charities to procedures for training the fifth generation to participate in the company.
Adam "was determined to set his mark on everything down to carpets, furniture, candlesticks and lock plates".
Spiral is co-written by a police officer (under a pseudonym) and officers are on set to advise on everything from how to touch a dead body to how to fight with a superior.
In "American Studies," a collection of essays, Menand seeks to set us straight on everything from the relationship between pop music and the postwar middle class to the meaning of Maya Lin's Vietnam Memorial.
Just as WoW will run on just about any PC with a pulse, NFS World is set to work on everything from a high-end Alienware gamer rig down to a lowly netbook – naturally, with an array of visual compromises at the lower end.
To be sure, this commercial could make Mr. Bush's attack ads look cynical and dark by comparison while helping to establish Mr. Kerry as an optimistic alternative with a clear set of goals on everything from health care to terrorism.
