We do not know if he intended thus to set in motion the events that subsequently transpired. |
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But, unbeknown to Noah, Timna has set in motion a chain of events that will drastically affect God's plan. |
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With a solid billet the billet is pierced by the mandrel as the ram is set in motion. |
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And leaving the Waratahs set in motion the chain of events that took him to Ireland. |
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Neville's actions set in motion a chain of events that have become depressingly familiar these days. |
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Man has been building bridges since the first rotten tree fell across a stream and set in motion the Neanderthal brain cells. |
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Gogol came to have his name by accident, but that accident set in motion a series of events that would demarcate the history of a family. |
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But once the upper floors began to give way, terrible force was set in motion. |
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This setup allows the wheel to be set in motion once the axle starts to turn. |
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In response Thieme said wheels have been set in motion to restore the situation. |
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When Douglas's character smells a rat, the convoluted thriller plot is set in motion. |
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The whole process is under voluntary control, set in motion when a nerve impulse from the brain tells the muscle to tighten or relax. |
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For better or for worse, a chain of events has been set in motion by these two that cannot be predicted with any certainty. |
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But that court appearance set in motion a chain of events which cost him his job, his home and his wife. |
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Little did Christina know that this would be the day that set in motion a chain of events that would splinter her family. |
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I am to set in motion a concatenation of events whose end or significance I can in no way envisage. |
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That set in motion a sequence of events that I don't think I want to re-visit anytime soon. |
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If the claim is a provable one, then, as soon as the bankruptcy proceeding is set in motion all proceedings to collect on a debt are stayed. |
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Nor would anybody have set in motion an air-sea rescue exercise over the Aegean within hours of having spirited it away. |
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Destiny was not to be opposed and the cogwheels that were set in motion could not be stopped, not even by him. |
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The men who thus set in motion the career of the court which is today celebrating its one hundred birthday were all immigrants. |
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The protons are set in motion and, being charged, they again deposit energy through electrical interactions. |
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Once set in motion by the Creator they continued by their own inexorable internal logic. |
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Hugo's deep-seated jealousy of O drives him to set in motion a plan to destroy him by ruining his relationship with Desi. |
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Likewise recessions or economic busts are set in motion if people suddenly change their psychology and stop spending. |
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Deforestation set in motion a series of environmental changes that undermined the subsistence economy of the region. |
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She wants to match Harriet with Mr. Elton, and when Harriet compliments him, Emma's plan is set in motion. |
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Over the next few months, a sustained campaign of dirty tricks was set in motion to create precisely those circumstances. |
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Changes in money supply set in motion new dynamics that give rise to changes in demands for goods and to changes in their relative prices. |
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Once set in motion and free of outside disturbances, the axes of these spinning globes should keep pointing in the same direction. |
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This move has set in motion what is likely to become the most acrimonious contest in local athletics history. |
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Only then can the catalytic activity, for which both are programmed, be set in motion. |
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Once prices start falling it is held that this can set in motion very dangerous dynamics, which can lead to a severe economic slump. |
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But once this train was set in motion, it became impossible to stop or even to alter its course. |
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Later, beginning in the 70s, a gradual process of federalization was set in motion. |
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When the intestines are set in motion, then, in accordance with their sphere of circumgyration, they form for themselves circumferences, diameters, and centers. |
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This vision set in motion a train of visitations by angelic ministrants directing the young prophet in the process of restoring the gospel of Jesus Christ. |
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This system was subverted by his brother John when he succeeded to the throne in 1199, and extraordinarily repressive measures were set in motion to extort money from them. |
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And I fear that this result will set in motion dangerous dynamics that even the relatively young among us will be wrestling with and contending with for the rest of our lives. |
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Billed as a true story, this Coen brothers masterpiece set in motion a wild-goose chase for a stash of cash buried near a highway in North Dakota. |
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Fourth, we must eliminate the veto and reduce the minimum number of Member States required to set in motion Community reinforced cooperation. |
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A number of actions have already been set in motion, and it will be possible to make a start on others in the very near future. |
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His decision to amend Article 76 of the constitution has untethered civil society and set in motion a chain reaction has yet to be fully played out. |
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But it is also interesting how much a single leader can set in motion. |
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It was partly the wish for a right to privacy from unwarranted government intrusion that set in motion the American Revolution. |
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I wonder what that lady is doing now, and if she knows what she set in motion with archer? |
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In that way, this return to The War Room feels like the bookend to the political dynamic it helped set in motion. |
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By triggering affect and emotion, intolerant behaviors are set in motion. |
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But what he did set in motion a series of events that ended in his life being lost. |
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The plot is set in motion by a classic romantic comedy device. |
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That process will be set in motion, as I've already mentioned, next Tuesday and once set in motion, and once the rules are set down, it will all simply follow automatically. |
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We cannot know what train of events our actions will set in motion. |
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For example, on the Nasdaq, the delisting process is set in motion when a company trades for 30 consecutive business days below the minimum bid price or market cap. |
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Furthermore, it is not possible by means of loose monetary policy to set in motion a so-called unsustained economic growth as suggested by him and other writers. |
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When the turbine is set in motion, it causes the generator to rotate, and electricity is produced. |
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Your donation helps to set in motion this most basic of all changes, the calling forth of a new consciousness. |
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He dialled 911 and a bizarre series of events was set in motion. |
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But even better were his forays into dramatized criticism: close reading set in motion as narrative. |
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That statement should set in motion the procedures under the Agreement of April 2003 and the above-mentioned legislation in fulfilment of the pledges made by the Government. |
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Challenger was the first great oceanographic research vessel, and its findings were to set in motion revolutions in earth science and biology for the next hundred years. |
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We also set in motion a process to require that there be immediate action by any government to achieve those targets. |
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By acting on the Lisbon agenda with a high degree of commitment, the Member States can set in motion a virtuous cycle of reforms. |
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Nonetheless, we have noticed that since there have been surpluses, the federal government spending machine has been set in motion. |
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Once set in motion, a war of this type could be uncontrollable, leading to all-out war. |
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In that case, a consultation process was set in motion and the different proposals were put to a popular vote. |
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On the basis of that endorsement, or upon issuance of a domestic warrant, the person sought can be arrested and extradition set in motion. |
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The latter route will always require more laborious treatment than the informal process that we can set in motion to resolve a conflict. |
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Initially, the stock market rebound was set in motion by the normalisation of market conditions resulting from market participants' fading uncertainty at the outset of the military operations in Iraq. |
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The victory of the Scots over the English at the Battle of Otterburn in Northumberland in August 1388 set in motion Carrick's fall from power. |
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In order to make these countries better able to set in motion a self-sustaining process of scientific and technological development it is essential that Unesco should continue to lay stress on the basic sciences. |
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Rio Tinto Alcan congratulates Pierre Lavoie, his team and all Grand défi Pierre Lavoie volunteers and participants across Quebec on their extraordinary success as the programme's main events get set in motion this weekend. |
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In the areas where land claims had not resulted in a treaty or a legal agreement, a comprehensive land claim agreement process had been set in motion. |
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Real alignment of international assistance around the mainstreaming process set in motion by LDCs would raise the stakes for both sides, creating incentives for both of them to take the EIF process more seriously. |
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Like the other parties, we support this resolution demanding that this trial be repealed and voided, that all those detained be freed and that the democratic future of the country be set in motion. |
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Producing a reservoir is a complex, dynamic process lasting many years, in which enormous volumes of fluids of varying viscosity and corrosiveness are set in motion using a variety of technologies. |
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Two battalions and two first-aid stations were set up in front of Kemmel, where constant traffic of assorted messages was set in motion and picked up by the Germans. |
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Tenacity: the project management team have to constantly keep their eye on the ball, otherwise there is a danger that the processes that have already been set in motion will peter out after a short time. |
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An argument could be made that what happens on the edge of the eye is where instinct lies, and the whole need to focus there is because of a person's innate intuitiveness which is set in motion by letting the edge work. |
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I hope that the process may be set in motion by the continued use of well-judged language on our side too, and also wish to thank the presidency for its evident efforts at guiding the process down this path. |
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I should also like to repeat here what I have said on previous occasions: we must be conscious of the fact that the process which we have now set in motion will not be without its setbacks. |
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Finally, I should like to join you in expressing my pleasure at the incredible unity and speed with which this new form of cooperation is being set in motion. |
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Other early observers of American democracy determined that it had been set in motion by the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, like a child's windup toy. |
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The Committee identified no difficulties with the few interviews conducted in this program, but did take issue with the fact that the investigation was set in motion in the first instance. |
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The finale is set in motion with a subject that incongruously combines a hiccup, a growl, a burp and a fairy dance, all within the space of a few seconds. |
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Sound waves are longitudinal waves set in motion by vibrations, such as the vibrations of our vocal cords. |
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The report rightly focuses on the critical period immediately after conflict, when virtuous cycles must be set in motion to lay foundations for lasting peace. |
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Given this difference of opinion and the fact that the Commission is required to decide on the compatibility of all aid with the common market, an inquiry has been set in motion. |
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In this information age where digital communications pervade all aspects of everyday life, we feel that this project has set in motion an enabling process. |
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These trends will exert pressure towards even greater exploitation of the work force in peripheral economies and will set in motion self-perpetuating mechanisms blocking development in the South. |
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No matter where the game is set in motion, it starts a self-perpetuating cycle that cannot end until at least one player refuses to play, refuses to keep the collusive system going. |
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The third and last part sets out a few specific tasks to be completed and proposes a flexible framework of initiatives intended to set in motion a collective and participatory dynamics. |
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As a result, the Council may be establishing or giving weight to an arrangement that privileges one group over another or that may set in motion a sequence of events or new struggle that leads to that outcome. |
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Football cannot be set in motion artificially. |
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The poverty cycle for these families is set in motion. |
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Although not yet adopted, those proposals have set in motion a process leading to greater awareness of the need to establish a Community framework linking the work of national safety authorities. |
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There continues to be no evidence that Turkey is making any effort to set in motion a real process of democratisation, or to involve all elements in Turkish society in seeking solutions to its manifold problems. |
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The social procedures must be set in motion as early as possible, as soon as the patient is hospitalized in order to reduce the length of the stay for social reasons to the minimum. |
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Rather, we must, as stakeholders in the international community, resolve to set in motion the necessary processes and administrative mechanisms that would facilitate the negotiation of the proposed treaty. |
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We demand that, in cases of emergency, a simple and appropriate mechanism for the approval of evacuation on health grounds be automatically set in motion. |
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A hostile campaign was set in motion, and on 10 June the Government of Djibouti was pushed to launch a provocative military attack on our units on the border. |
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Then you set in motion a destructive spiral. |
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This set in motion a chain of events that almost led to the engines being produced much sooner than actually occurred. |
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In response to this the BBC carried out an investigation, and has now set in motion a plan to change the way it provides its online services. |
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Jason loses a sandal in a river, arrives at the court of Pelias, and the epic is set in motion. |
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Monaco want the little Argie and the wheels have already been set in motion for a potential move. |
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But when I exchanged this for a red shooting-brake a definite love affair was set in motion. |
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In a reactor, thousands of atoms can be set in motion by one energetic particle that displaces them from sites in a crystal lattice. |
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The personal locator beacon was registered to a pilot in Texas, so a whole chain of events were set in motion. |
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On 4 November, Eighth Army's plan for pursuit was set in motion at dawn. |
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The board is thus in a position to exert influence and set in motion policies that can affect the acquisition and retention of valuable TMT human capital. |
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The final section relates the themes Forby has set in motion to contemporary issues as King James's absolutism, memories of the Essex rebellion, and Prince Henry's patronage. |
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