The two west bays are set backwards and have a central oriel window on the first floor with two single-mullion, double-transomed windows on the ground floor.
One British respondent reported a "phenomenal" amount of antisemitic material on the internet, saying: "This is – in some ways – setting us backwards, as now young people are circulating content like the [antisemitic conspiracy theory] Protocols of the Elders of Zion, which had, prior to the internet, pretty much died out".
I will not let the Republicans rip it away and set us backwards".
There was some frustration that every time they appeared to make progress toward cooling the reactors, there was an explosion or some other mishap that set things backwards.
"The whole thing has set us backwards, and if the trial had swung the other way, it would have just been the whites who were angry".
Yet giving up entirely on reforms would not only spell the end of Hollande's re-election hopes, it would set France backwards – and Europe would soon feel the effects.
"Getting a bit more wealth gives you the resources to put in water pipes, put in schools with teachers, whereas getting a bit more GDP doesn't necessarily bring you more tolerance, and may actually set you backwards on environmental performance, or may lead to new problems in health and wellness, such as obesity".
If so, science can help us towards that common goal, while the denial of science will only set us backwards.
We will remember this time in textbooks as how working people sparked a movement of workplace improvements in the face of a growing Right-wing agenda that threatened to set workers backwards to the robber baron years.
That means, looking forwards, the building of its own distribution network; and, backwards, setting up an international film institute, to open in Mumbai in 2004, that expects to train 200 professionals each year.Mr Ghai dreams of Hollywood.
