11.   Most printers have a set of control codes that switch the printer into similar modes.

12.   They claimed to have the weapon purely for self-defence but also had a set of viciously spiked knuckle-dusters.

13.   The six programmes of the series are out now on video from PMI and we have three sets of the two tapes to give away.

14.   MEDICAL patients in Darlington and South West Durham now have a set of guidelines of what to expect from their local health service.

15.   Right, can I have these sets of sheets back, please and can you pack away now!

16.   The Royal Institution had tried this and they would have a set of Saturday mornings where they had mathematicians talking to children of about thirteen or fourteen.

17.   An air-conditioner has a set of evaporator coils behind the front panel of the unit.

18.   Analysts were generally optimistic about the long-term possibilities, particularly because the companies have complementary sets of customers.

19.   And having two sets of data to choose from would create immense political headaches for state legislatures.