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For another thing, what happens to Serge and Clara sets up one of the novel's most pointed themes.

This sets up one of the great challenges for management: How does one manage and leverage that which is tacit in order to develop competitive advantage?

Cain's quick sketch of Herbert — filled with tension but no pity — sets up one of the book's subplots: what ever happened to the white American male?

In the contrast between the artist's point of view and the impresario's, Goethe sets up one of his most famous aphorisms: But when Serlo talked of separating the wheat from the chaff, Wilhelm would not hear of it.

By concocting a "love potion" to be administered to Edward, she effectively sets up one of the novel's most devastating scenes, in which he reprises the atrocities of colonialism by casually seducing the servant girl who nurses him back to health, as his drugged wife sleeps in the next room.

The review also sets up one of the first potential fights between a Democrat-led House committee and a White House bracing for a number of investigations in the wake of last year's midterm elections that eroded Republican control in Congress.

Check out Todd's post on setting up one of these towers.

After stints at Apple and Fujitsu, Hoffman struck out on his own, setting up one of the earliest social networking firms, SocialNet.com.

While the Italians cooked we set up one of the factory workbenches on the quay, and borrowed some chairs from a pub.

Unbeknown to Keith, the producer had also set up one of his nieces to be on another line and so we were able to reunite him with his long lost family.

In 1970, with Dr. Locke, he set up one of the first annual scholarly conferences on the Holocaust, a forum that continues today.