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Mr. Schiller was essentially set up by Mr. O'Keefe, who has become well known for such stunts.

He thinks that the entire national-security bureaucracy, which was essentially set in place at the start of the Cold War, is incapable of dealing with the new threats and should be overhauled, so that the government can work faster to prevent conflicts or to intervene early.

Many will have first discovered Beez's no bulls**t approach to the music he loves through The Metal Hammer Podcast, which was essentially set up as a means for Beez and his then co-presenter, James Gill, to go down to the basement of the magazine's headquarters once a week and record their frustrations.

Yet Mr. Levin said "the course was essentially set" this year when President Obama signed what is known as the "paygo law" — for pay as you go — that requires Congress to offset the cost of any tax cuts or expansions of big entitlement programs like Medicare or Social Security with tax increases or spending cuts, to avoid adding to annual deficits.

That world no longer exists, and we can't afford to have an education system that was essentially, set in the 19th Century".

At that point, according to PEJ, the media narrative of Romney as inevitable nominee was essentially set and coverage took a "dramatic turn for the better and stayed that way until he had a virtual lock on the nomination".

But, rather than getting it back on the road, he's essentially set it on fire".

"World Cup downhills are essentially set by GPS now," Korfiatis said.

Unlike those shows, "Shut Up" is essentially set in the real world, partly as a consequence of its distinctive style of animation.

He added that because the financials were essentially set more than a month ago, the valuation was not affected by the botched initial public offering of Facebook.

These restraints are lessened when addressing public health concerns, and are essentially set aside when exigent circumstances require immediate action to protect the public health.