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The company is now set to book a tidy profit, with the shares it is selling in the social networking company expected to bring in around $130 million.

Bouazza then poked wide from a tight angle on the hour mark but, with both sides looking set to book their spots in the last eight, the pace dropped markedly.

Arsenal were set to book their place in the knockout stages when substitute Mitrovic headed Andy Najar's 90th-minute cross past Wojciech Szczesny from close range.

The GreenLeft party is set to book some of the largest gains in the vote, up over 10 seats from the previous election. .

LONDON, Aug 31 (Reuters) - Investment banks, set to book $240 billion revenue this year, still need to cut jobs and costs to make the industry profitable, Deutsche Bank said.

Your idol may be a relatively unknown but up-and-coming author who's set to sign books at Barnes & Nobles next month in your city.

Lynne Spears was set to publish a book of advice on mothering.

Legendary journalist Bob Woodward is set to release his book Fear: Trump In The White House on Sept. 11.

And next year, Watkins Media is set to publish an official book of scripture written by Jones.

And next year, Harper & Collins are set to publish an official book of scripture written by Jones.

He had previously denied the accusation, which is the subject of a book set to be released next week.