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Meanings of setting up in English
Russian
настройка Catalan
configuració Activity of changing a system to suit a particular function.
Usage of setting up in English
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These packages offer the best value for setting up a new wall.
2
I don't honestly think there's any point in setting up a guard.
3
I thought about what Murphy had said about setting up a talk.
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Perhaps The Irish Times might consider setting up a promise integrity index.
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Minister for Health Mary Harney defended the setting up of the HSE.
6
Thompson said even setting up convoy access had been a mammoth task.
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This helps make setting up a new phone as seamless as possible.
8
The pair met last year and discussed setting up the Aceh base.
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I gave it a good clean before setting up a final test.
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This year WFP is setting up four similar hubs around the world.
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One challenge Norcat faced was setting up the technology for dry drilling.
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Other improvements include setting up helplines and forming safety committees in factories.
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Lion Air is increasing its international scope by setting up affiliate airlines.
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The Rebels made the next run, however, setting up the tight finish.
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That'll be easier than setting up times for you to use mine.
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This chilling scenario galvanised the Government into setting up a task force.
This collocation consists of:
Setting up through the time
Setting up across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
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