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• Can it be set off against each other by assuming the payments?
• Money values should not be set off against moral and intellectual improvement.
• But the guilt and the suffering cannot be set off against each other.
• We would've took two draws when we set off against Cameroon and Germany ."
• In the distance, the Atlanta skyline is set off against heavens of charcoal, blue and black.
• For the clergy, these colors will be used as ornaments, he said, set off against a basic off-white.
• His crooked knee and his almost recognizable face were set off against the steel columns of the tower.
• The clear outline set off against a white background contributes to making the logo easily legible and universally understood.
• Options that are not set off against corporate income inflate reported profits, perhaps by as much as 50 percent.
• This sixth variation features a trill in nearly every bar set off against arpeggios and hurried figures in the opposite hand.
• The second finish was a proof finish, which consisted of frosted lettering and a design set off against a brilliant mirror field.
• These were the two issues we set off against each other as a way of making the machinery of the movie work.
• Clayton claimed ?453 from Devaynes estate arguing that subsequent withdrawals from the account were to be set off against later credits.
• Eero Saarinen designed the bank building with its glazed hall to be set off against the blank background of its three-story brick annex.
• Midnight is marked by an open-air festival in the central piazza where fireworks are set off against the backdrop of the Gulf of Salerno.
• Set off against Martel's book is Perri O'Shaughnessy's Writ of Execution ( Delacorte, $ 24.95 ), set largely in the casino world of Lake Tahoe.
• In contrast, slower numbers such as " Streets of Fire " were taken even more slowly, with ghostly organ lines set off against Springsteen's growling-to-screaming vocals.
• Israel's military said an explosive device had been set off against a soldier near the Israeli settlement of Nisanit, but it said no one was hurt.
• It was already the biggest scandal to rock the church in terms of the wave of allegations it has set off against priests across the country.
• Set off against the F major of the first part, the D major of the second part sounds distinctively mellow, which is consistent with its content.