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He may be trying to set some sort of record.

It's probably going to set some sort of precedent.

This has to set some sort of record for rhetorical audacity.

Because when the Celtics tried to snarl at James to set some sort of tone, he laughed it off, writes Brian Windhorst on ESPN.com.

If the snow falling now is to set some sort of mark and cover up cars, it has a long way to go; it has yet to reach the height of a tire.

For these reasons I do not intend to set some sort of artificial cap on the proportion of electricity the UK should be able to generate either from nuclear power or from any other source of low-carbon energy.

Michigan became the 13th state to allow medical marijuana, by a stunningly-large margin of 63% in favor to 37% opposed -- which has to have set some sort of record for a medical marijuana vote margin.

As McNamara points out, "Breaking Bad" has recently outstripped "Mad Men" as AMC's alpha program, and being the first to end will set some sort of template for the story-, as opposed to ratings-, drivenarrativeses.

So with this in the back of my mind, I wanted to have a skill set, some sort of craft, something that makes me valuable to a society of a post apocalyptic future, to be able to contribute and to ensure survival.

Everybody knows that breaking up is hard to do, but the dismantling of Ma Bell must have set some sort of record.

Den Watts, for instance, was murdered twice, but Archie Mitchell's tenure of office set some sort of new sprint record.