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“I’m very happy. I’ll go soon, once the party bodies convene and things are set in order.”

Governing body FIA said the grid for Sunday’s race would be set in order of the championship standings if qualifying has to be canceled due to weather conditions.

That is, they can put the elements of a set in order by some criterion.

“We’ve already heard from a number of Asian countries that are interested in either joining the coalition or better understanding the price point at which the price will be set in order to strengthen their hand in their negotiations with the Russians over future contracts,” the G7 official said.

From Reuters

After trees are cut down, fires are often set in order to clear the land for agriculture, so more deforestation means more fires, Dr Machado said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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