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Meanings of setting in in English

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Usage of setting in in English
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Yesterday had been a little dreamlike-nightmare-like-buttodaythe reality was setting in.
Storm Front
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Final results will be presented in a peer-reviewed setting in coming months.
Wired
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We have now to put Germany in its setting in the picture.
The European Anarchy
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She was not exactly prepared for whatever she was setting in motion.
Sympathy for the devil
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Policymakers are worried about reform fatigue setting in after years of rulemaking.
Reuters
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The human organism can never exist without its setting in the world.
A Psychiatric Milestone: Bloomingdale Hospital Centenary, 1821-1...
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It's a suitable setting in which Morrison can work his strange magic.
Wired
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Nobody would go off and leave an airplane setting in the desert.
Skyrider
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Governance starts with setting in place a framework of policies and procedures.
The Irish Times
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In fact, there are worrying signs that wholesale amnesia is setting in.
The Irish Times
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Soreness from the fall was setting in, but the hot water helped.
The Demon Lover
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With coolers, you run the risk of damp and mould setting in.
The South African
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The level of immunization before his arrival kept pneumonia from setting in.
Fire Season
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Enable the setting in Accessibility and you can type queries to Siri.
Wired
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For St Michael's, a familiar sinking feeling must have been setting in.
Independent.ie
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Ellen was moving softly about, setting in order the little upper room.
A Poor Wise Man
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South Africa
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Australia
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Ireland
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