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The next day, after purchasing a more detailed map, I set off again and made good progress on a sugary diet of Coca Cola and Snickers bars.

Your speech at the meeting set off the dean's interest, and he expected you to write down the main ideas.

Mr Berlusconi himself set off speculation over his future a week ago by speaking vaguely of a "coup" plot against him.

Just a year year ago, a Pakistani-born U. S. citizen - Faisal Shahzad - tried to set off a car bomb in New York's Times Square.

Mother set off with some of the children to look for Bill, but they could find no sign of him.

He set off at 16, a seemingly conventional young man, to make his way as a dealer first in The Hague and then, via Paris, in London.

Men and women do seem to absorb small levels through normal sunscreen use, but there was no evidence that it set off hormonal changes.

The order from the commander was that the troops should set off for the front immediately.

I saw her, pale, her lips parted with horror, get into the sledge, shut her eyes and saying good-bye for ever to the earth, set off.

The bursting of that bubble set off the chain reaction of financial implosions that we are experiencing at the moment.

After resting in Sydney for a few weeks , Chichester set off once more in spite of his friends, attempts to dissuade him.

You were mighty eager to set off, but your longing to see poor Linton has soon evaporated!

he set off at a brisk pace , past an empty inn and a few houses . according to a clock on a nearby church , it was almost midnight.

Now it was in front of him, to set off soon.

Then , her composure regained , she was ready to set off to search for any intruders who might still be lurking in her flat.

I finished the first set off the hand "dog tail" , then find a safe place ready to put firecrackers.

He was very insistent that I should spend the entire evening with him so that I would not have to set off again until the following day.

However, what he didn't know was that the first sting had turned his body into a time bomb waiting for the next to set off an explosion.

The letter from her mother set off an attack of homesickness.

As he was getting the horse ready to set off, he found that the road was blocked.

At his age of 8, his mother set off his home and he had to stay with his father.

She was ready to set off with the porter's assistance to search for any intruders who might still be lurking in her flat.

By the middle of October we set off for our journey across the continent: a journey of about a year, across more than 2500 miles.

As with today's crisis, the failure of each large institution set off a search for who might be the next target.

As he set off to return to the dairy and Tess, his father rode with him a little way.

The building is set off the south property line, which allowed the addition of numerous large windows along the length of the house.

Gorgeous night for a pair of loving each other to rely on to set off the shadow.

iReporter Rice said he was watching fireworks nearby when he noticed that fireworks were being set off near the buildings.

When he got to Shanghai , the ship had already set off .

Instead, arguably, it was the excess securitisation of US subprime mortgages that unexpectedly set off the current solvency crisis.

It was after all more than a year before Lehman Brothers' failure set off the financial crisis.

He eventually set off, slowly, "whimpering audibly, " he said, as he hobbled to his connecting gate.

this was a farewell dinner in nikolays honour , as he was to set off with denisov after the baptism festival to rejoin his regiment.

The number of defaults required to set off such a chain reaction was a vexing unknown.

The sapphire necklace set off the beauty of her eyes .

The Toad was so anxious not to be left out that he took up the inferior position assigned to him without a murmur, and the animals set off.

He was as strong as a man of steel and, his dark complexion set off by clothed of coarse cloth, looked like a countryman.

Everything gets set off, and all that's left of every planet in Luminaire is a series of smoking craters.

The bank's collapse set off a chain of events across the world's financial system that almost brought down the entire structure.

You may not find his friend when you set off, but keep walking, he might be there for you halfway.

That summer, Carly set off with her family across Ohio, visiting three or four Rotary clubs a week.

Earlier this summer, Jo Thompson, a mother of five, wrote of her dream to travel overland to Australia. Now she is ready to set off.

It did, however, set off a ripple effect, as opposition groups across the Middle East began to ask: Why not us?

He took a box of jewels with him and set off in search of the Princess.

How much did Kissinger know about Chinese history and culture when he set off for his first rendezvous with Zhou?

A quadriplegic woman sailor set off on a solo journey around the British Isles June 16, 2008 in a boat she controls with her breath.

The next day he and Darwin set off to Northern Wales where Sedgwick gave him a crash course in field geology.

It set off speculation about what led her to leave so abruptly.

As we set off, the green mountains on the banks became deep blue in the dusk, receding toward the stern of the boat.

The figure seemed to take its bearings for a few moments, then set off with light, quick strides, its long cloak rustling over the grass.

The news did not incline me to set off at once.

She made the doctor write out a list of the medical items he needed. Early the next morning she set off.

An initial investigation showed that the fire was caused by illegal firecrackers set off, said the Beijing Municipal Government.

Then, having killed a man and carried off a girl, he set off with his household As if nothing had happened.

The petals of a white flower set off the white stripes of this zebra-winged butterfly at a children's zoo in Lincoln, Nebraska.

It seemed that the weather was the "chief criminal" , but he would still stay at home so as to set off at any time.

The explosives in Challenger's self-destruct system might have been set off by a stray radio signal.

So it was that, heavily laden, tired and hungry we set off for the bus stop shortly after dark on the Monday evening.

A messy desk or sloppy punctuation might be enough to set off a temper tantrum.

The main suspect in an attempt to set off a car bomb in New York's Times Square has admitted weapons and terrorism charges.

On such a morning, last New Year's Eve, a party of us set off for a tremendous assault on the south face of Skiddaw.

We were about to set off when it suddenly began to rain.

My father and my sister must have written to me here in Paris, and I left in such a hurry that I didn't take time to see before I set off.

By the middle of October we set off for our journey across the continent : a journey of about a year, across more than 2, 500 miles.

He set off from London in January 1908 and was arrested a few miles down the road for selling postcards without a licence.

Independent scientists have not been able to verify that the countries set off as many devices as they profess.

All this prompted the National Union of Millers and Tortilla Makers, which set off the latest panic, to backtrack.

We don't want to set off the chain reaction, so we are being observant at the moment waiting for Earth to react at a rupture point.

It would seem that Leviathan tired of such petty strife, and set off on his own, loyal only to his abyssal god, Maelrawn the Tentacular.

Let us set off on this pilgrimage of the spirit and let us ask him to be our guide.

In the morning, we pack up the boat and set off through the icy sea back to Kimmirut.

And, yes, the study's long-in-love marrieds said they had plenty of sex, or at least enough to set off a glow in the posterior hippocampus.

This would set off alarm bells in Beijing if it proved to be a true picture of export performance.

And set off like a rabbit , There was no way Geppetto could catch him .

nor let studied ornament set off thy thoughts, and be not either a man of many words , or busy about too many things.

"Perhaps it is, " said the Castellan, and set off again, passing the first crypts of the area under his care.

Now its ascendancy is about to set off what many officials and experts see as a backlash on both sides of the Pacific.

Set off by an abundance of white space, the illustrations practically pop off the page, and each page is rich in detail.

Bacteria set off a sticky film, known as dental plaque, on the surface of the tooth.

She said fireworks were also set off and cars drove through the city at high speed, their horns blaring.

We were about to set off when it began to rain.

I have never seen a mouse in a Tokyo restaurant and can only imagine the panic that such a rodent visitation would set off.

Our heroes set off on a harmless jaunt, but end up far below the surface, chased by a clownish madman.

Merely ingesting psychotropic flora and fauna, though, might not be enough to set off a mass zombie apocalypse.

As her brother was about to set off the fireworks, the little girl hastily stuffed up her ears.

A tiny little chick hatches from the egg and the children set off on an adventure to find the chick's mummy.

Advantages and Disadvantages of Firecrackers Now it is not allowed to set off firecrackers in big cities on festivals.

This round of violence appears to have been set off by a dispute over where Muslims conducted their Eid prayers marking the end of Ramadan.

When explosives were accidentally set off in Riyadh in May 2003, say Saudi officials, security forces found a vast cache of weapons.

But he was in such a hurry to set off that he left the straw at home.

But he was in such a hurry to set off that he left the straw at home.

A jihadist group set off a bomb near the American embassy in Yemen , killing at least 16 people, mainly locals.

The cartoon set off a furious response against the Post. Its phones rang all day with angry callers.

He set off very early for fear that he might be late for the interview.

Most families set off fireworks into the sky. That makes up a colour picture around us, full of happiness and laugh.

Never a word he said, but set off running again for his life, and I must stagger to run after him.

The burning gas was easy to set off an explosion .

They equipped themselves with a pair of sharp axes and set off for the forest.

Annie: People then had aesthetic foresights. It would be strange if the human body set off with shinning olive oil and it was not hand-some!

Right. I'll set off the weapons lab, then. Try not to be in the neighborhood when it happens.

The dreamlike light of crystals set off our world most romantic like the sunshine penetrates.

"Okay! And now, we shall set off! " I said as we started walking towards the places the donkeys might've set off.

You see, it's blooming at the petioles Department, set off a pair in the green leaves do not show their beauty.

Star naughty child is still blinking his eyes, set off in a plume of cloud looming next.

So my team set off to Beijing via Saigon, Bangkok, New Delhi and Rawalpindi on an announced fact-finding journey on behalf of the president.

The census will, of course, set off some sort of kerfuffle over immigration.

Now it is not allowed to set off firecrackers in big cities on festivals. Some people are against it. But I am for the idea.

and her uncle and aunt, leaving her to enjoy them in quiet, set off by themselves.

And that may be just the starting point since the promise of additional spending has set off a feeding frenzy on Capitol Hill.

Recently, the news on the re-emergence of this woman I do not know what will set off a storm.

The next day, after spending the night in a hut, we set off on the return trip to Kabul.

At the age of eight , he joined a group of child dancers and at seventeen he set off for the USA with a group of comedy actors .

These two parts themselves clearly set off the meaning of the word.

"We will be ready to set off early on Wednesday, " he told a news conference.

The medical team, composed of three doctors and two nurses, set off for the mountainous area a few days ago.

"Basically, any houseplant can set off an allergy, " said Stefan Gentzen, director of the German garden retailers' association in Berlin.

Well, never mind, I shall GO without it, "" cried little Hans and he put on his coat and hat and set off.

Harry asked the other two, as they left the Great Hall shortly afterwards and set off towards their History of Magic classroom.

Isla Fisher looked at home on the red carpet in her navy halter neck dress set off with a silver clutch.

Teens that are not knowledgeable about the proper way to set off fireworks could end up in a lot of trouble.

With their pockets full of them, they set off. But when they had wandered on for two hours, they found a small river without bridge over it.

In one battle in September she was crushed against a wall, which may have set off the breathing troubles that killed her.

Mr. Zhang kept tigers and peacocks, and was met by a police welcoming committee that set off fireworks in his honor, Mr. Kitto said.

Hansen's research suggests that, in the past, it has not taken much to set off this process.

There was no immediate information on what set off the blast.

The missed delivery dates have set off payments of millions in penalties and dented the company's credibility with customers and investors.

China blocked a statement that would have blamed North Korea for the attack on Yeonpyeong Island last month that set off the current crisis.

It still had 1 hour and half to set off, so we decided to take a rest in a coffee shop nearby.

He never set off on time, , he was always late for work.

In order to set off the romantic atmosphere, her flowered silk scarf was used as belt decoration at the ball.

With a head full of Rimbaud and a copy of "Ulysses" under his arm, he set off for west Africa in search of adventure.

spark that set off the war was the murder of the prince.

At the age of eight, he set off for the USA with a group of comedy actors.

There was no one in sight. Polly set off towards Park Street.

and dr livesey shook hands with me through the stockade , nodded to silver , and set off at a brisk pace into the wood.

Authorities say CCTV failed to obtain a permit to set off powerful fireworks and ignored warnings from police to cancel the event.

The name of a person addressed directly should also be set off with commas.

Such calls to change what has been a bedrock feature of the immigration system are sure to set off contentious debate.

Her great wealth, as he thought, set off her plain face.

The children has made all preparations to set off.

Heavy Treasury sales by China at the end of last r initially set off fears that the largest creditor nation to the U.

The bombing of the Belgrade embassy was the match that set off the explosion. Mutual suspicions fed on each other.

That will set off a fierce battle: suggested locations include some of the most populous and well-heeled parts of London.

The violence is often set off by events such as marches, feast days or elections.

This will set off feedback loops between the real economy and financial one, in the opposite direction to that we have been experiencing.

I regretted not to ask them to drink the remaining half bottle of water before they set off.

I shall wait while others set off on their electric journeys, learn to recharge and test their battery limits.

It was an unusual unit, set off by itself, flying an easily identifiable aircraft.

Ann: Get in, and we set off. Just a few minutes.

Not long after that, the younger son got together all he had, set off for a distant country and there squandered his wealth in wild living.

The long-awaited results of the "stress tests" set off an immediate scramble by major institutions for more capital.

He admits to being disappointed that his one-man crusade did not set off a broader revolt.

The wave set off tsunami alerts across the Pacific, as far away as South America, New Zealand and the U. S. west coast.

He says he thought ejecting U. S. beef would have endangered the deal and possibly set off trade disputes.

Dooku set off after him. He would not make the same mistake again. He would wait for his moment.

Pakistani-American who tried to set off a bomb in Times Square in New York has been sentenced to life in prison.

"Ah! " Cried Bunny surprise, "to see these mushrooms colorful, there is a small red dots set off by white shirts, so beautiful! "

As you might imagine, lots of firecrackers are set off during the celebration, too.

He just took the wheel of our station wagon, his mouth a grim line as we set off on the 150-mile drive back to Duluth.

And if you drift out of your lane, sensors will set off alarms and vibrate your seat and steering wheel.

It takes very little to set off individuals with an anger problem, and their responses are typically overblown.

The car is waiting at the front door of our hotel, let's set off right now.

Dashes can be used to set off material in the midst of a sentence.

After slurping a bowl of pho at a street-side stall, we set off in a four-wheel-drive for a sacred mountainside temple.

Two explosions on Moscow Metro system set off by female suicide bombers at the height of rush hour have killed at least 35 people.

The next morning, he bundled up some food in a red bandanna handkerchief, told his parents good-by, and set off into the world.

These accomplishments immediately set off a worldwide debate: Should scientists be allowed to clone animals?

Dear schoolmates, a year's plan lies in spring. In the new term, let's set off to the new goal!

As the squad retreated, the crowd angrily followed them, and the guerrillas had to set off a grenade to make their escape.

Armed with that distinction, she set off on her 10-city quest to pair wine with Asian food.

An initial investigation showed that detonators stored illegally by a villager likely set off the blast, Xinhua reported.

THE Suharto regime used to argue that if East Timor became independent, it would set off an archipelagic chain reaction.

And, we also like to set off firecrackers, but it's very dangerous for the children, and it's not allowed in some big cities.

As a pair of robbers broke into the calm of village life boring set off Giant wind Kuanglan.

The inclement weather set off the spread of that disease.

The last big jump in nominal final sales was set off by the Fed's liquidity injection to fend off the false deflation scare in 2002.

Dearer pump prices set off a scramble to swap gas-guzzlers for smaller vehicles, which in turn led to a collapse of residual values.

With the boat undocked and the gear and luggage stored beneath the security of the seats, we set off into the setting sun at 8: 30.

But the food crisis that spring, which set off riots in at least a dozen countries, prompted the spree.

Mr Rove's decision to leave set off a frenzy of speculation in Washington, DC.

It was then that someone, maybe Taliban, maybe not, set off the explosives wound in his turban.

Then there emerge various forms of cheongsams we see today that emphasize color decoration and set off the beauty of the female shape.

In order for earthquakes to set off a volcano, the magma reservoir beneath the fiery mountains must be already primed to blow.

Against the Company's claims the Client may only set off or lay a lien on claims that are undisputed or non-appealable.

Unless an engagement ring is inserted into the ring holder, the clock will count down to the appointed date and set off the alarm.

Pakistan does not concede that the terrorists who struck Mumbai were Pakistani nationals or that they set off from Pakistan's territory.

The sequencing of the human genome nearly a decade ago set off a second revolution which has started to illuminate the origins of diseases.

Fireworks and smoke bombs were set off at the latter, and of all the team's players only Daniele De Rossi was actively cheered.

But the mere suggestion appeared to set off days of rioting.

The next morning the little pigs set off at 4 o'clock. He found the apple tree. He was picking apples when the wolf came along.

Perhaps some of these other conditions set off waves of cell death independent of amyloid beta.

In recent years, tourism investment boom has set off across the city, the efficiency of urban tourism is increasingly important.

On the dunes of Socotra island, Yemen. Seconds later the camel set off in a run down the dunes, its feet sinking into the sand.

In the west of the city, a suicide bomber set off an explosive vest in an attack that wounded one civilian and killed a policeman.

Do not dry water year-round waterfall, waterfall surrounded by towering old trees, flowers and set off.

The offer is likely to set off a long struggle for the fate of Potash Corp. , a crown jewel of Canada's natural-resources-based economy.

The enemy tank truck caught fire and set off a chain of explosions .

The experiment set off a small industry of follow-up studies carried out in labs all around the world.

Marchers set off from points North, West and South of the city centre, numbering several hundred by the time they reached George Square.

Mr. Obama says the bill is aimed at the industry practices that set off the U. S. financial crisis in 2008 .

The operation was set off after a complaint against the company was received in August.

The horsemen stop at the final steps to the top, where I set off to the summit under my own steam.

You know why fire crackers are set off in festival.

The obligor May avail itself of any set-off against the assignee.

Can you set off the overage against the shortage? I can't tell. Because the number of each bundle is not shown on the manifest.

One of the first dark September days occurred in 1869 -- Black Friday , when a failed bid to corner the gold market set off a panic .

Local radio station KOA quoted witnesses as saying that the assailant had set off a smoke or gas bomb during the attack in a mall.

I do not know for sure when he will set off for Japan.

Chichester set off once more in spite of his friends' at tempts to dissuade him.

c. What he said set off a heated discussion.

Pulling Saddam Hussein out of his spider hole set off a "we got him! "

set off up the road again , over the toilsome way they had come.

Some set off in a wagon train and founded a city by the Great Salt Lake in what is now Utah.

The money they receive is spent on fireworks to be set off on Bonfire Night.

Elegant, retention, determination of personal charm in the set off of her, certainly!

The announcement sent the dollar tumbling and set off fears about inflation, which can be exacerbated by a weak greenback.

The rich man lent the servant his horse, and he duly set off for Samara at a great rate of knots.

But a flop like this should also set off alarm bells.

We would be able to get there by Tuesday should we set off today.

Officials suspect militants set off the bombs Thursday at or near commercial banks in Yala's provincial capital and nearby districts.

Undulating coastline, surging sea, the clear immense blue sky, the vast boundless prairie, will become a beautiful set off the World Cup.

The young prince set off bravely. He whistled gaily when he approached the thick wall of thickest and forest surrounding the castle.

o o Furnished with a compass and sandwiches, they set off for a day's hiking.

The inability of the dark cabal to change this new Heaven-bound timeline is what set off their initial panic.

The necklace of pearls set off her eyes beautifully.

The enemy tank car caught fire and set off a chain of explosions.

Last week, Israel's Deputy Prime Minister Moshe Ya'alon set off a storm when he described the group as a "virus. "

Total joint prostheses will routinely set off the detector, whereas nails, plates, screws, and wires are rarely detected.

The quake triggered a tsunami that devastated parts of Japan's north-eastern coast and set off warnings as far away as California and Chile.

Extremists will continue to set off bombs, attack Iraqi civilians and try to spark sectarian strife.

They set off across the bridge, over the gate, and to the Big Red Hill, where they hope to find the Big Red Chicken.

We go out to see a lion and dragon and set off some fireworks.

She suggests therapy to determine the underlying issues that set off a person's need to use the Internet "as a way of escape. "

In 1995 the rape of a teenage girl set off vigorous demonstrations and led to various proposals to lighten the island's burden.

Lindsay was waiting in her car and, in a hurry, I set off without putting on my seatbelt.

If a person tries to leave the library with a book not checking out, the book will set off an alarm at the exit.

become the white yarn of: The full used a white yarn set off dining hall faces to the wall result very luxurious.

In February, the extremists bombed a holy mosque in a deliberate effort to provoke reprisals that would set off a sectarian conflict.

As Mr Obama was quick to concede, Iraqi politics are a muddle and "extremists will continue to set off bombs" .

their threats against Israel; their pursuit of a nuclear weapon which could potentially set off a arms race in the region. . .

The incident set off a wave of fear and anger across the country. The public demanded action against union extremists.

Please note that you are empowered to choose against which type of income your business losses would be set off.

I shall lift my arms and my roots will set off to seek another land.

Official say the bomber set off his explosives in front of electric company headquarter. At least 30 people were wounded.

If you will pardon so commonplace a simile, we have set off the fire alarm and have nothing to do but to wait.

All Freight and charges shall be paid without any set-off, counter-claim, deduction, or stay of execution before delivery of the Goods.

Retailers that it has hitherto chaperoned online may now want to set off on their own rather than share the spoils.

What is more striking than the story itself is the debate it has set off, which has been raging now for more than a week.

Learning that the stone came from an old hermit living in the spooky Bantha Graveyard, Mungo set off to investigate.

In many places people like to set off firecrackers, Dumplings are the most traditional food.