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Meanings of represents a setback in English
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Usage of represents a setback in English
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The opinion represents a setback to the world's second-largest credit and debit-card company after Visa.
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It represents a setback for Nasdaq Inc, which was also vying to host Snap's IPO.
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It represents a setback for Nasdaq Inc NDAQ.O, which had also vied to host the listing.
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The move represents a setback for Aer Lingus, which hopes to come to the market within months.
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But it represents a setback for the British government, which had long argued against such absolute limits.
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But the news represents a setback for the new Troy Studios complex in Limerick, which now sits unused.
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This also represents a setback for Moscow, the diplomat said, which saw victory in the city as vindicating its intervention.
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It represents a setback for Google parent Alphabet and Facebook, which had urged Mr Pai not to rescind the rules.
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It represents a setback for Google parent Alphabet Inc and Facebook Inc, which had urged Pai not to rescind the rules.
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Friday's loss in the civil case represents a setback, though the case was always viewed by legal experts as a long shot.
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The United States has acknowledged that Islamic State's recent capture of the cities of Ramadi in Iraq and Palmyra in Syria represents a setback.
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The award represents a setback for AVIC, which initially had invested $350,000 to take a 50 percent stake in the joint venture.