Police say Myers sauntered into a barbershop Wednesday, coolly asked if the man cutting hair remembered him and then opened fire with a shotgun, the first shots in a burst of violence that would leave four dead, two critically wounded and people in this small village aching to find out what set the gunman off.
Chanting monks led Buddhist prayers for the former king, before an artillery salute sounded out and fireworks were set off.
Lord Sainsbury and a group of biotech experts recently set off for America to find out how Britain can keep its edge.
However, it's highly unlikely that the Slovenians will slip up against the minnows and Northern Ireland now look set to miss out on a play-off spot.
Sugen set out to find a druglike chemical that could to turn off the VEGF receptor in humans.
Broadway veterans have high hopes for "Peter and the Starcatcher, " a Peter Pan prequel that sold out off-Broadway last year and is set to open on Broadway this spring.
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Yorkshire sent in Rana Naved-ul-Hasan to open, but he was run out without facing a ball when Andrew Gale set off for a suicidal run to cover, hesitated, then went again.
Her designers set out to address her pet peeves: sashes that fall off robes (hers are buttoned on like in a vintage couture jacket), pants and sleeves that are too long (hers are designed to be cuffed), and pajama bottoms with bulky ties that are uncomfortable to sleep on (hers sit below the waist and have flat fronts and elastic backs).
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They are flying out to Canada next month, and plan to set off in late June or early July, depending on weather conditions.
Others point out that all exploration costs can be off-set against any tax liable ones, and that a claim can go back as far as 25 years.
In the long term, however, the five-region set-up may pay off: when these contracts run out in 2013, there will be four firms with the experience to bid for new ones at keen prices.
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The sale and run-off of non-core assets, first set out in early 2009 at the start of the RBS's three-to-five-year recovery plan, meant a fifth of the balance sheet was to be non-core, and the balance sheet was to be halved in size.
Finally, Athens has set out to expand their local production potential by offering exploration bids off their Western coast, as well as entering into discussions with Cyprus in a bid to set up Greece as a transport hub for natural gas from the Leviathan natural gas field.
X-43A will set off on its own, burning hydrogen as it streaks out across the Pacific.
Finally, Murray gathered himself and found some first serves to reel off four games in a row and serve out the set.
While other entrepreneurs focused on using the Web to revolutionize commerce, Vignette set out early (1995) on a quicker path to profits: designing off-the-shelf software that would make all those new outlets work.
This ruling set off the chain of public disclosures that led the accuser to drop out.
Young duly whipped over the set-piece and Agbonlahor shook off Shaun Derry and converted from four yards out.
But senior ministers know it has set back their efforts to shake off the charge that they are a party of out-of-touch toffs.
News that the dreadlocked Bronx native known as "Face" had been found to be the common denominator in numerous HIV cases, including that of a 13-year-old girl, set off a panic in the small city and sent lines for HIV testing out clinic doors.
Golovin had a chance to round the match off when serving 5-4 up in the second set only to miss out.
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The barrister set out how both phones were picked up by the mast around an hour before the bomb went off.
In the afternoon, I dug a hat out the depths of my pack, by way of formal attire, and I set off for the wedding.
As it turned out, the Germans laid mines, all right, but they didn't set them off because they were caught sitting on them.
The key moment came at 14-14 in the final set when Schiavone, who had a lengthy medical time-out at 11-10, pulled off a superb volley against her Russian opponent to earn the decisive break.
They set off from the Greenwich Meridian Line in London in 1994 and cycled through Europe before heading out over the Atlantic on a unique pedal-powered boat.
But it took the in-form Martinez Sanchez just 41 minutes to snuff out Australian hopes, securing a fourth final appearance for Spain when she took the first set off Samantha Stosur.
The bill was rolled out today on Capitol Hill and as NPR's David Welna reports, it has already set off a battle between organized labor and business groups.
The worst dismissal was the run out of Jerome Taylor who played a stroke gently off the back foot to extra cover and set off for a run, only to be sent back by his partner.
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