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set up

[set-uhp] / ˈsɛtˌʌp /




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“Coupled with what appears to be extremely attractive valuation we believe the set-up is looking good into the new year; we would be buyers here,” Rasgon added.

From MarketWatch

Aljin agreed to it because, although the set-up was fake, Khalil really did have cancer.

From BBC

On a weekend when Phil Foden and Cole Palmer helped Manchester City and Chelsea to vital Premier League victories, Aston Villa's Morgan Rogers showed just why he retains a firm grip on the number 10 position in Thomas Tuchel's England set-up.

From BBC

This general set-up is expected to continue for the next week or so, but there is a chance of higher pressure building into late December, which would bring a drier spell compared to recent conditions.

From BBC

The crowd was screaming his name while dancing, wholly possessed by the deeply ancestral, bewitchingly robotic beat of the drum machine coming from Uncle Jamm’s Army’s regular set-up — a temple of sound worship made up of 100 Cerwin Vega speakers.

From Los Angeles Times