Correct
Set up
Set up verb - To arrange something in a certain spot or position.
Both terms in one sentence
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If you could set up a book so that it would have all of the correct responses for any query, would the book be sentient or not?
Source: The Tape Knew You Would Say That -
He's wearing a Darth Vader mask, and she just assumes her boyfriend is feeling kinky, and Lewis set up the situation specifically for this to happen and doesn't bother to correct her assumption.
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Of course, the duel was necessary to set up the correct way a duel is to be run for contrast in later songs, to give some dramatic reason for Hamilton's departure, and to show off the strained Hamilton/Washington relationship of the time.
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