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  • 1set for life — phrase someone who is set for life has so much money that they never need to work again Thesaurus: richsynonym Main entry: set …

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  • 2set for a later time — index continue (adjourn) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …

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  • 3Set for Life — Infobox Television show name = Set For Life caption = format = Game show starring = Jimmy Kimmel runtime = 60 Minutes creator = Dick de Rijk country = United States network = ABC executive producer = Scott St. John director = R. Brian DiPirro… …

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  • 4set for life — adjective Possessing sufficient resources, especially financial, to last a lifetime. In that case he has to pay her alimony even if there are no children, and if she is one of those smart ones, interested in nothing but a good living and… …

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  • 5set for life — have enough money to last a lifetime    He inherited a lot of money. He s set for life …

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  • 6set for life — someone who is set for life has so much money that they never need to work again …

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  • 7set for trial — See setting case for trial …

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  • 8National Minimum Data Set for Social Care — NMDS Logo Launched: October 2005 By: Skills for Care Website: www.nmds sc.org.uk Objective The primary objective of the NMDS SC is to generate improved sector wide strategic workforce intelligence to support the strategic plannin …

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  • 9(the) scene is set for something — the scene is set for (something) set the scene for (something) if you set the scene for something, you make it possible or likely to happen. After a disastrous first half, the scene was set for a humiliating defeat …

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  • 10(the) scene is set for — the scene is set for (something) set the scene for (something) if you set the scene for something, you make it possible or likely to happen. After a disastrous first half, the scene was set for a humiliating defeat …

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