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"The rest of them are pretty well set on the issues and how they vote," he said.

And during his speeches, the new president, whose preferred style of dress includes jeans, cowboy boots and wide-brimmed hats, reminded Mexico that "I have my boots well set on the ground".

"They played well enough to beat Lancashire last week but failed to match Middlesex in all the key areas after appearing well set on the opening day.

While Bader and Conn had secured quite a few members of the cast and were well set on the production crew, they had yet to find an actress to play Paris, one of the two lead roles.

"We were pretty well set on what the decision would be when they arrived because of the fact we were meeting in person," said Stevens, painting the picture.

At the time, Ponting was well set on 48 and the Australians looked in a decent position to build a healthy lead, despite having been made to follow-on.

Chasing 217 to win, Surrey looked well set on 131-2, buthehe visitors collapsed to 189 all out as their promotion hopes were dashed.

Northants looked well set on 37-0 midway through the fourth over before Richard Levi, hero of the semi-final win over Essex, was bowled by Azhar Mahmood.

With 10 overs remaining, England were 167 for six and Morgan, well set on 80, had just the tail for company.

The hosts looked well set on 100-1 after 12.1 overs, but the dismissal of Craig Kieswetter (40) sparked a collapse and they finished 150-7.

The setup for the simulation model was the following: All production wells were set on the constant production rate of 3000 STB/day, with a bottomhole pressure limit of MMP for the CO2 injection.