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I thought: There was yet another thing I did wrong and I did not have the ability to set right.

The rights would be transferable and if the terms were set right, other investors would take them up.

All talk directed against the peasant movement must be speedily set right.

The project management tool can be a powerful ally, if the probes are set right.

It took Mr. Wang about three hours to put the TV set right yesterday.

Manage portfolio of projects and set right priorities considering utilization of resources and expected benefits.

Some mistakes are small and can be easily fixed, while others are large and take a lot of work to set right.

At the root of the task force's plan is the need to get GM's balance sheet set right for reaching profitability, not just sustainability.

To add counters to your custom counter set, right-click the new counter set and then click Add Counters.

We're the only ones who don't have the price set right.

To set right; remove, rectify, or counteract.

It wasn't his job to set right the inequalities of the world.

The mankind should set right view on technology's functions, whether good or bad.

I'm afraid things have gone too far to be set right.

Things could always be set right retrospectively.

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I am afraid that things have gone too far to be set right.

Viola: Well, the world has been set right, Mom. They cut my team.

STEVEN: Jeff, you are the most important person on the set right now.

Jeff, you are the most important person on the set right now.

Now you can have a full nest of coins set right on you no matter where you are!

Using some psychology can stimulate students to study their mathematics knowledge and set right outlook on life.

To put in order or set right; correct

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