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They had set up a broad alliance of donors and advocacy organizations to support conservative candidates who share their "pro-business" opposition to regulation, entitlements, and taxes.

At the same time he set up a broad government based on his "Movement" (he disdains the term party), though it also included opposition leaders.

That worked well when oil prices were high, allowing Chávez to set up a broad social welfare system that won him a loyal following.

In response, the Bush administration has set up a broad cabinet group to improve inspections of imports from all countries, and members of Congress have demanded further changes in Washington, including larger increases to the Food and Drug Administration's budget.

In his speech Monday at the Council, a private group that studies international affairs, Mr. Abdul Rauf said that he has been inundated with offers of help, and would set up a broad group of advisers to help resolve the crisis.

"He set up a broad terror network on the Golan, and it is good that he returned his soul to his creator," Shaked told Israel's Army Radio, without elaborating on any Israeli role.

Beyond fueling the expected complaints from those on the receiving end of large budget reductions, the impending health care cuts have set up a broader philosophical discussion between the Paterson administration and the hospital industry.

"I think Twitter doesn't understand the determination and persistence, not just of me, but of all of us," she said, demanding that the company cooperate with the police and set up a broader "panic button" that would allow users to report that an account is under attack.

The committee estimates that it will cost up to $35 million to set up a broad-based research program throughout the basin and carry out habitat improvements such as installing screens at the headgates of irrigation canals to prevent fish from being swept inside.

Because extension is everywhere, motion occurs not as a passage through emptiness, as Epicurus supposed, but as vortices, or "whirlpools," in which every motion sets up a broad area of movement extending indefinitely around itself.

Apple has recently indicated a willingness to work out licensing arrangements with its patent litigation opponents, setting up a broad licensing agreement with HTC with a 10-year active window.