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They steal credit card numbers to set up e-mail accounts on Internet service providers like America Online and then use them to set up fraudulent auctions.

In an ironic twist, the buildings that once housed these factories are taken over by illegal Chinese immigrants, who use them to set up sweatshops.

[NJ.com] Mayor Bloomberg is fighting a bill to legalize sparklers in New York because he says that terrorists could use them to set off bombs.

Gas and oil is often bought and sold "over the counter", but the prices are provided to independent price reporting agencies (PRAs), which use them to set benchmark costs.

Conventional networks, he said, were only obsessed with ratings because they use them to set advertising rates and, as his company is funded only by subscription, numbers are unnecessary.

Dairy farmers use those reports to determine production, while milk processors and brokers use them to set prices.

Some Tajik news organizations reported that a prisoner was able to wrestle keys away from one of the prison guards, using them to set the others free.

But they were also criticised for being primarily conceived by countries of the global north that have often used them to set aid priorities and to measure the performance of governments in the global south.

Once regarded as the stepchildren of the food aisles, private-label products have become brands in their own right as grocery store retailers have used them to set themselves apart from competitors.

Gunmen pulled truck and bus drivers out of their vehicles in the wealthy business city and used them to set up more than 30 blockades on major four-lane motorways, sometimes slashing tyres to make it harder to tow them away.

The bottom line: Be cautious about the data center energy efficiency claims of others, especially if you're using them to set goals for your own facility.