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71set off — I (Roget s IV) v. 1. [To contrast] Syn. set apart, be different, appear different, be the opposite; see contrast 1 , offset . 2. [To explode] Syn. touch off, set the spark to, detonate; see explode 1 . 3. [To begin] Syn. start out, set forth, set …
72set something out — 1 the gifts were set out on tables: ARRANGE, lay out, put out, array, dispose, display, exhibit. 2 they set out some guidelines: PRESENT, set forth, detail; …
73set out — To start on a journey. To commence work upon a project to be accomplished. To set forth. To allege verbatim; to recite the very words of a document in a pleading. First Nat. Bank of Chadron v Engelbercht, 58 Neb 639, 641, 79 NW 556 …
74Forth — may refer to:* Forth (programming language), a stack oriented computer programming language * Forth (album), album by British rock band The Verve * River Forth, a major river in Scotland * Firth of Forth, the estuary and sea bay widening out from …
75set-off — setˈ off noun 1. A claim set against another 2. A crossclaim which partly offsets the original claim 3. A counterbalance 4. An ornament 5. A contrast, foil 6. A setting forth 7. An offset (architecture and printing) • • • …
76To set forth — Публиковать; опубликовать …
77for the uses and purposes herein set forth — A formal clause in an acknowledgment. 1 Am J2d Ack § 77 …
78substantially as set forth — Words of reference to another document. Sufficient in a claim of a patent to import into the claim the particulars of the specifications. Westinghouse v Boyden Power Brake Co. 170 US 537, 42 L Ed 1136, 18 S Ct 707. These words in the claim of a… …
79Forth Railway Bridge — Infobox Bridge bridge name= Forth Bridge official name= carries=Rail traffic crosses=Firth of Forth locale=Edinburgh, Inchgarvie and Fife, Scotland maint=Balfour Beatty under contract to Network Rail id= design=Cantilever bridge mainspan=2 of 521 …
80Forth Road Bridge — Infobox Bridge bridge name = Forth Road Bridge caption = The Forth Road Bridge. official name = Forth Road Bridge locale = Edinburgh, Scotland carries = Motor vehicles (A90 road) Cyclists (National Cycle Route 1) Pedestrians crosses = Firth of… …
