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set forth on

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set forth on something and launch forth on something 
1. Lit. to start out on something, such as a journey. We intend to set forth on our journey very early in the morning. What time will you launch forth on your trip?
2. Fig. to begin presenting a speech or an explanation. As soon as John set forth on his speech, three people walked out. Every time he launches forth on a presentation, it's a half hour before he shuts up.
See also: forth, set


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Subsequently, the Company amended certain of the proposals that were set forth on the agenda for the Meeting (the "Agenda"), as follows: 1.
 
 
 
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