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set off on

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set off on something
to begin on a journey or expedition. When do you plan to set off on your journey? We will set off on our adventure tomorrow morning.
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Joanne Stott, human resources officer at Newcastle Theatre Royal, is one of 17 trekkers who set off on their charity mission in aid of the Newcastle Marie Curie Hospice, yesterday.
We set off on our cruise along Halong Bay with a seafood lunch onboard.
Byline: Patrice John DRIVERS and commuters preparing to set off on their summer breaks are being warned to watch out of traffic hotspots.
 
 
 
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