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The world's most advanced plane is finally set to take off from Heathrow.

The company is also moving into mobile gaming, which is set to take off.

"Solar is also good for business, and is set to take off around the world.

With sales of Bowie's work set to take off, it's not inconceivable that his heirs could repeat his trick.

But at the precise moment Amateur Love looked set to take off, Scott balked and relocated to Chicago.

Umm al-Qaiwain does not have its own oil industry but the fishing is good, and tourism was set to take off.

An innovative careers site which aims to help one million young people into employment by matching them with their ideal job looks set to take-off after it received more than £530,000 in equity crowdfunding – just ten weeks into its launch.

The airline is set to take over take-off and landing slots at Gatwick from Flybe next year.

Even though adverse weather in many regions over several seasons had hurt supplies, the situation now seemed to be returning to normal and was set to take some pressure off prices, she said.

The actor and campaigner, who is set to take a year off from film to learn more about feminism, said she was unmoved by jibes from those opposed to her views on subjects such as the Hollywood pay gap.

After the administration promised to deliver the records, the delegation traveled to Guantanamo and appeared set to take the prisoner off U.S. hands, the officials said.