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Meanings of suffer a setback in English
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Usage of suffer a setback in English
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If you suffer a setback and must move or retrain, that requires cash.
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Shotwell emphasized the upstart space company did not suffer a setback other than a few days on the schedule.
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For 2012, the Tea Party could suffer a setback in the House, while potentially gaining some strength in the Senate.
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Medical specialists are warning that health outcomes for Māori will suffer a setback if the Government signs up to the Trans Pacific Partnership.
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Coach Dan Bylsma said earlier Thursday that Franson recently suffered a setback.
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Darren Yapp's expected return from injury suffered a setback this week at training.
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After 20 minutes Laois suffered a setback when Kathleen O'Reilly was stretchered off.
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The United States' chances of defending the America's Cup have suffered a setback.
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Cue Card has been ruled of the Cheltenham Festival after suffering a setback.
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Tyrone have suffered a setback after the weekend's big replay win over Derry.
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Hopes for early access to the important Egyptian beef markets suffered a setback yesterday.
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A legal attack on the Recording Industry Association of America is suffering a setback.
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He returned for Celtic's reserves off the bench in September before suffering a setback.
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The chief had suffered a setback, an infection that would delay his return to work.
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DelRay suffered a setback and when Del needed more capital, he signed over my home.
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Cordero recently suffered a setback with a lung infection.