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Yet far from showing any sign of backing down, he seems set to overturn Mr Khatami's more conciliatory foreign policy.

But now Subcomandante Marcos, the balaclava-favouring, pipe-sucking rebel from Mexico, is set to overturn our preconceptions of the rabble-rousing library.

With a combination of new incentives, new enforcement powers, new mediation support for parents and radically improved administration linking up child maintenance and tax records, our reforms are set to overturn two decades of failure.

Adoption is still in its infancy, but the climate is ripe for a new wave of megabrands set to overturn not only the misconceptions around investment in edtech, but to also move the needle on student learning.

Former Olympic triple jump champion Jonathan Edwards is happy the British Olympic Association's lifetime ban for drug cheats looks set to be overturned.

THIS latest philippic from Noam Chomsky sets out to overturn every belief about their country Americans hold dear.

He adds, though, that "in setting out to overturn historical stereotypes of Jewish passivity," the director, Edward Zwick, "ends up affirming them".

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Among LGBT activists, the leaked invitation was interpreted as evidence that the administration is not only punting on Don't Ask Don't Tell (the Justice Department is set to appeal a ruling overturning the 17-year old policy) but also unwilling to hear dissenting opinions.

His conviction overturned, he was set to face a new trial.

A court is set to rule on euthanasia campaigner Philip Nitschke's ongoing fight to overturn his suspension by the Medical Board of Australia.