ON REFLECTION, the habit had begun with Moishe the Beadle.
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So their relationship ended as it had begun, with estrangement.
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Which "purposes" of your own have begun with personal pain?
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The fallout has already begun, with shares falling in early trading.
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We have already begun with a breakthrough maritime surveillance aircraft. Creative
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Screenshot: AndroidGoogle's Android, like Apple, is embracing the trend begun with Vista.
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The sources said discussions to address that issue had begun with regulators.
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The Swift takeover has already begun with a few key sponsorship deals.
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It has already begun, with a cover from Elle magazine featuring Mrs.
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Evacuations have begun, with more than a million people expected to flee.
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Boycotts of brewers that sell to the stores have begun with enthusiasm.
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I'd poisoned our interaction before it had even begun with my foul mood.
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Trump may have begun with the limited goal of balancing trade with China.
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That "too much" feeling had actually begun with our boutique hotel Palacio Pinello.
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Every social justice movement over the past 50 years has begun with pride.
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The Cold War NSC staff had begun with a focus on regional issues.
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The so-called invisible campaign has begun with would-be candidates including Sens.
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Early building work has already begun, with facilities including a new airport and palace.
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In some cases it has begun with digital payments, as in India with Paytm.
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It was devastating to realize that our "fortune" had begun with America's original sin.
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For Debs, this was Americanism, a tradition that had begun with the American Revolution.
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The unrest appears to have begun with hard-line agitators encouraging protests against Rouhani.
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"No bear market has ever begun with the financials as the leaders," Cramer said.
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It was a quiet end to a campaign that had begun with high expectations.
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It was a war begun with tainted motives that the country still burns from.
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That may have begun with a meeting this month between Mr Sánchez and Mr Torra.
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Despite peace talks begun with the government in February, the ELN has continued pipeline attacks.
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Peace talks led by the UN have begun with the demand that the Houthis surrender.
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The practice seems to have begun with Ronald Reagan, but Bill Clinton kept it up.
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The program has begun with Esteban Arboleda's Colombian Street Kitchen, and it's already getting popular.
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In his own retelling, the real estate developer's story had always begun with a Google engineer.
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The conversation is begun with the Swedish bot saying "Hello" ("Hej") and then off they go.
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Whether begun with excitement or dread, applying to college inevitably spins into overwhelming as deadlines near.
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The day had begun with the usual hazards: chronic shortages of antibiotics, intravenous solutions, even food.
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Construction of the terminal has already begun, with commercial operation expected to start in March 2019.
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Many American stories — and many military careers — have begun with a fib like Lance Corporal Gutiérrez's.
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His father, a textile merchant, had begun with a pushcart and ended up owning several factories.
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A Turkish security source told Reuters the military operation into Syria had begun with air strikes.
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Now his second year has begun with a concerted push to deport, potentially, millions of people.
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The hour had begun with the protests outside the central military encampment north of the border.
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" Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman posted a message on Facebook saying: "The day has begun with terrible news.
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To date, more than 90 percent of breaches have begun with a phishing attack, according to Verizon.
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And the backlash among young progressives has already begun, with leftists painting Warren as insincere and unprincipled.
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Opposition to the Vietnam War, now four years old, had begun with "teach-ins" on college campuses.
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He said his symptoms had begun with an itchy throat, and eventually included vomiting and difficulty breathing.
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Trump, in trying to counter this debacle, has begun with the expedient of laying out the truth.
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Day 19 had begun with what looked like signs of splintering support within the president's own party.
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Canada's election sprint has begun, with six whirlwind weeks of nationwide campaigning before voters decide on Oct.
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Republican and Democratic presidents of this era signed laws that had begun with grassroots demands for environmental action.
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Mr Xi seems to be saying, implicitly, that a new era has begun with him, core among equals.
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These two rappers have been feuding for as long as the years have begun with the number 2.
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The day had begun with heavy, freezing rain, and many athletes had dropped out, defeated by the conditions.
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The NFL season has officially begun with a full slate of games on Sunday kicking off the action.
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A probe into the cause of the crash has begun, with a preliminary report expected within 30 days.
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Hamilton's upstate trip had begun with a stop at Newark Airport, where she picked up a rental car.
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Having begun with women's clothing, Stitch Fix has steadily moved into other business lines, including men's and maternity.
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He said Con Edison was responsible for cleaning the neighborhood and that it had begun with the streets.
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The countdown to their wedding ceremony has begun with the location set at St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle.
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The case against Mr. Trubitsyn in Siberia is widely believed to have begun with bribery by a commercial rival.
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It also closed a week that had begun with a very different example of Trump's fixation on media image.
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Illnesses began in early October; the most recent illness was reported to have begun with symptoms on December 4.
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Program development for the boot camp has begun with the first session scheduled to take place in spring 2019.
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All this may have begun with Doctorow's Daniel, a dauphin of radical history, as anointed as he is tormented.
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But we have begun with 'a small step for a man, a giant leap for mankind,' in Armstrong's unforgettable words.
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He could have begun with a big push for infrastructure, historically a bipartisan issue and one Trump clearly cares about.
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Preliminary interviews with some candidates have already begun with an eye toward presenting finalists to President Trump later this year.
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It may have begun with Lehman Brothers, the investment bank that failed weeks ahead of the presidential election in 22020.
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A number of newer start-ups have recently begun with similar ambitions and even more advanced capabilities than existing players.
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A new lock-up period has begun, with GE needing to wait 180 days before selling any more Baker Hughes shares.
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" That season, he explained, had begun with Zelensky's campaign and unlikely victory: "It's come to life, it's happening in real time.
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Those rapid releases have begun, with most mothers from a center here in Dilley and another nearby in Karnes City, Tex.
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The first-quarter earnings season in Europe has already begun with big corporates expected to report in the next few weeks.
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Her day had begun with a first rally in Pittsburgh, where Clinton pleaded with Americans to reject Donald Trump's "pessimistic" worldview.
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The earthquake that begun with the Weinstein allegations is now registering similar shocks in other industries, including film, art, and politics.
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Ahead of an election later this year, the campaigning has already begun with the country's embattled economy still a major focus.
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As Teilhard saw it, this had begun with the advent of human brains, but couldn't stay isolated in human brains forever.
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If President Donald Trump is also keeping recordings of his conversations, any controversy over those will have begun with a tweet.
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It was sunny and warm, warmer than usual, though yesterday had begun with frost and tomorrow's forecast called for freezing rain.
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Most importantly, it will be the first time the process has begun with the threat of a filibuster off the table.
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The current push has begun with talk of legislation that would protect our privacy — but much bolder steps are being considered.
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It had begun with the brief that Hamilton wrote after learning of the Supreme Court's ruling in the Troy Davis case.
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The rush to provide aid to the country has begun with numerous organizations and individuals offering to donate goods and resources.
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The 20-year-old artist's career has only just begun, with a handful of tracks released at the end of last year.
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The tidal wave of highly anticipated initial public offerings has already begun, with Levi Strauss re-entering the public sphere last week.
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Trump's term has begun with gains of 2.1 percent for the first half, but that's likely to accelerate into the second half.
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"We think this 'rolling bear market' has already begun with peak valuations in December and peak sentiment in January," Wilson told clients.
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I was surprised to find myself in an argument about the protests, given that I'd begun with questions about their economic context.
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Some will insist that a new Cold War had already begun — with Russia — in 22007, when Moscow sent its troops into Ukraine.
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The run-up to the upcoming German election has begun with the second-biggest party announcing who will fight against Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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But the process has also already slowly begun, with the retailer weighing the closure of 50 to 80 more stores, CNBC has reported.
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"The effort has begun with a series of 'implants' in the militants' networks to learn the online habits of commanders," the Times reported.
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And the White House said it would not cooperate in the impeachment inquiry since the effort had not begun with a formal vote.
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The rise of a new education and learning world has begun with investment in edtech set to reach $252 billion globally by 2020.
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Imagine if he had begun with a big populist program like infrastructure, had really tried to present himself as neither left nor right.
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Make no mistake about it, the 2020 presidential election has already begun with Democratic hopefuls already jockeying for support among the Democratic faithful.
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Oh, I see ... you have a made up, phony crime, Collusion, that never existed, and an investigation begun with illegally leaked classified information.
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NEXT WAVE FESTIVAL The Brooklyn Academy of Music's fall festival has begun, with a host of new and revived works on the horizon.
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Monday had begun with speculation in some quarters that Rosenstein could resign if Trump insisted that a criminal investigation had to be opened.
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The team then focused on counties with international airports, because every American outbreak since 2000 has begun with a case imported from overseas.
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The backlash, however, has quietly begun, with men and women saying the increased scrutiny of investors' behavior has led to a witch hunt.
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I drifted into the sedentary life of the French countryside, begun with long morning walks into the village for a coffee and croissant.
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The fad had begun with the bouffants popularized by Jacqueline Kennedy and the Supremes, which were nearly impossible to achieve without added hair.
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The day had begun with Guaidó appearing alongside opposition politician Leopoldo López at La Carlota airbase, surrounded by heavily armed men and armored vehicles.
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Eidos says this game will mark the end of the origin arc begun with the 2013 reboot, but Lara Croft appears to be eternal.
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The protests have often begun with slogans against the high cost of living and alleged financial corruption but quickly turned into anti-government rallies.
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Election Day may still be two weeks away, but the election has already begun, with more than 6 million votes cast by Tuesday morning.
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SoftBank Chief Executive Masayoshi Son said earlier this week said talks had begun with about 30 companies on potential investments from the technology fund.
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Oh, I see...you have a made up, phony crime, Collusion, that never existed, and an investigation begun with illegally leaked classified information. Nice!
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The planning had begun with the American architect Albert Mayer and his partner, Matthew Nowicki, but halted when Nowicki died in a plane crash.
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From his bunt to his homer and everything in between, it was all Minnesota on a night that had begun with deGrom chasing history.
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The 2010s might have begun with Mark Zuckerberg posing for Time magazine's Person of the Year, a role model for countless behoodied wannabe entrepreneurs.
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This is a reversal of the usual roles; most Westworld episodes to this point have begun with Bernard bringing Dolores (Evan Rachel Wood) online.
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Initial testing has begun, with the dedicated app for kids expected to become available in the United Kingdom in the first quarter of 2020.
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The protests have often begun with slogans against the high cost of living and alleged financial corruption, but quickly turned into anti-government rallies.
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And the job losses have already begun, with several US businesses announcing they are laying off workers as a result of the Trump administration's tariffs.
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By Friday, another week that had begun with hints of promise for Trump had been almost entirely consumed by a swarm of distractions and controversy.
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This utopian world, as Disney saw it, would have begun with his Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow, or EPCOT, to be built in Orlando, Florida.
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It's already begun with handsets like the Xiaomi Mi 27 and Samsung Galaxy S26, but next month is when the choice and variety will explode.
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By resurrecting the debate and formally finishing the mid-term review already begun with the TAR, the administration could open the door to that possibility.
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Investigations into Donald Trump's foreign entanglements may have largely begun with Russia, but the president and his family have a special relationship with India, too.
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At recent shows, she has begun with a brisk tour of her back catalog before playing her current and most daring gambit, "Masseduction," in full.
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They will have to rebuild their unremarkable farm system from the ground up, an effort they've already begun with the trades they made this season.
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He has just begun with 22018 fist-size land snails plucked from the forest floor in Ghana in the rainy season, when they are plentiful.
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The first two L-words referred to the blackout in July, which had begun with lightning strikes and had set off looting in some neighborhoods.
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Vice President Otto Sonnenholzner said a dialogue had begun with the indigenous and union movements, supported by the United Nations, Catholic Church and university rectors.
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Once he nails down the facts, Mueller will decide whether and how to apply the law, a process that has begun with cases now pending.
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But instead of hiding from the drama, she's embracing it: Her recent European concerts have begun with a montage of tabloid headlines about the drama.
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Ms. Brandt said that work had already begun with an artist to create a new mural but that the authors' event had not been rescheduled.
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It's already begun with handsets like the Xiaomi Mi 9003 and Samsung Galaxy S7, but next month is when the choice and variety will explode.
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The "ascension of cauliflower" may have begun with cauliflower as an alternative to meat, but it really took off when cauliflower came for the grains.
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The first stage of this financing, the commercial bank loan, has begun with banks invited to participate in the deal in recent days, the sources said.
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Shockie, in the middle of the night, unable to sleep, had masturbated to this woman, completing the fantasy that had begun with the dhaba owner's bride.
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Rabbani said it was increasingly clear the race to succeed Abbas had begun, with a number of rivals positioning themselves for the day he is gone.
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The shift in style appears to have begun with Zeitoun (2009), which followed the trajectory of a New Orleans couple in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
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The Hoverbike is now in its third incarnation, having begun with two rotors, one at the front and another at the rear, but progressing to four.
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Chelsea Coach Antonio Conte is also in his first season of English football and has begun with consecutive 2-1 wins, the latest coming at Watford.
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Trump also said in the tweet that talks have already begun with South Korea on increasing the $85033 million it now pays the U.S. for defense.
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The celebrity backlash against Logan Paul has begun ... with "Breaking Bad" star Aaron Paul unloading on the YouTuber as "pure trash" over his dead body video.
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The outbreak appears to have begun with a cluster of 21 cases of illness and 114 deaths in April in the remote Ikoko-Impenge rural area.
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The epidemic is thought to have begun with a single infection of a person in Wuhan, presumably by a butchered animal, in mid-November last year.
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They've begun with the 2016 Committee, which is now urging former Carson supporters via email plea to donate to Amish PAC for the general election fight.
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As for Lion Air, having begun with Boeing, it stuck with Boeing and by 2005 placed an order for up to 60 Next-Generation 133-900ERs.
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The evacuation operation at #Mallacoota has begun with the first group of people being transferred into Choules and MV Sycamore for relocation to Western Port, Victoria.
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" The congressman said, "The process, actually, probably has begun with the investigations that the Judiciary Committee has initiated, so I think we're actually on a course.
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On a North American tour that has just begun with concerto performances in Boston and arrives at the 92nd Street Y with a concert on Feb.
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Back in Europe, the race to replace U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May has begun, with ten candidates in the running for the vacated Conservative Party leadership position.
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The president, who has pledged to cut taxes and invest in infrastructure, has begun with approval ratings around 70 percent, according to a poll earlier this month.
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Science fiction cinema proper may have begun with A Trip to the Moon, a short silent film made in 1902 about, well, a trip to the moon.
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The SEC's formal work on blockchain-related matters seems to have begun with the establishment of the Digital Currency Working Group, which apparently was started in 2013.
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That process has already begun with organizations like Direct Primary Care, in which doctors are bypassing the red tape and asking for direct payment for their services.
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Trump's engagement with North Korea has been chaotic and should have begun with working-level talks, but it's still better for leaders to exchange handshakes than missiles.
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If Ms. Diamond's interest in art can be said to have begun with those early museum visits, she owed her career to relatively lenient midcentury parenthood standards.
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Saturday had begun with subways and buses running in New York, but Mr. Cuomo said buses were "having significant issues" and that some commuter trains faced equipment problems.
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Alberta Premier Rachel Notley said on Sunday recovery efforts had begun, with 250 employees from power company ATCO working to restore the power grid and assess gas infrastructure.
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We've begun, with fits and starts, to improve teens' understanding of consent, draft legislation that tackles the issue, and believe the survivors brave enough to share their stories.
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The American military withdrawal from Syria has begun with the removal of some military equipment less than a month after the President first made the announcement on Twitter.
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By the time Robert Mueller's report on Russian interference landed, the battle to spin it had already begun, with politicians and media outlets pumping out their respective takes.
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At the moment, the only progress she can point to when she talks to European Union leaders is the dialogue she has begun with the opposition Labour Party.
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On Thursday afternoon the orchestra's management announced that it was unilaterally canceling its summer season — which was to have begun with a new music festival on June 19.
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He's begun with the release of a song called "Tareeq," out today, coincidentally coinciding with the Trump administration's announcement of a plan to advance the annexation of Palestine.
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All for a courtside incident that was said to have begun with Oakley possibly trying to talk to the Knicks' owner, James L. Dolan, or even heckle him.
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In parallel with the fighting, talks on a truce have begun with Islamic State but a military victory is more likely, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah said in a televised speech.
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Haidar said contacts had begun with groups in Aleppo, a city divided into zones controlled separately by the government and opposition, with a view to concluding local agreements there.
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Recent militant attacks on urban centers, including in the northern city of Kunduz which the Taliban briefly captured last year, have begun with an assault on the local jail.
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In fact, with regards to monetization, it's just begun, with Remind very recently announcing that they are creating a product for schools, likely a paid version of its service.
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Legal action in PNG and Australia has begun, with lawyers acting for the majority of people held on Manus arguing that they should be immediately be resettled in Australia.
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The Amazon Black Friday Sale has begun with a flurry of deals on pretty much everything, but it's the offers on Amazon's own devices that have stolen the show.
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And so the legacy of Trump's presidency, begun with a campaign that drove people apart, will include bringing us to the kind of openhearted future he has stood against.
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The day had begun with me trying to understand the world of Jimi Somewhere, but he had inadvertently pushed me into other worlds, and then other worlds after that.
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The Arctic spring thaw has begun with a bang, with extensive melting of the Greenland ice sheet and sea ice loss that is already several weeks ahead of normal.
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So with the administration's decision looming, many Dreamers recently began contemplating a double loss, of their legal protection and the lives and careers they had begun with that protection.
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Gerber said the company is laser-focused on bringing its vehicles to market; he will also continue discussions the company has already begun with potential commercial partners and regulators.
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Investigations into what caused the Camp Fire are still going on, but some reports suggest it may have begun with sparks from lines owned by PG&E, an electricity company.
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Kenya's day of dominance had begun with three-time world 1,500m champion Asbel Kiprop leading the team to gold in the inaugural mixed relay race, followed by Ethiopia and Turkey.
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We fear the restatement was begun with the aim of moving judicial interpretations of copyright law away from existing statutes and toward interpretations that would weaken copyright protections for Americans.
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The 2011 uprising had begun with peaceful protesters demanding reforms, but, as the government cracked down and rebel factions arose, the country entered a death spiral: bullets, barrel bombs, beheadings.
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Before resigning in Parliament on Sunday, Mr. Oli expressed concern that projects he had begun with Chinese support, such as a railroad connecting Tibet to central Nepal, would now founder.
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Kengeter said he was "confident" of clearing a review by regulators and talks has already begun with them, adding that clearing should be viewed in a global not European context.
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My trip had begun with a visit to the recently completed giant golden Buddha statue, known as Great Buddha Dordenma, who overlooks Thimphu and is filled with 125,000 smaller Buddhas.
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This honeymoon season for the Yankees, as they embrace a long-awaited youth movement, has begun with a swoon for the leading characters — first baseman Bird and catcher Gary Sanchez.
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His medical problems came on the heels of a legal odyssey that had begun with the invasion and led to prison terms in the United States, France and finally Panama.
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A backlash has already begun, with Twitter users and activists calling the hashtag manufactured to prey on the white people's fear that black people and the larger BLM movement are dangerous.
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Lucasfilm has that larger arc, begun with The Force Awakens, continued in The Last Jedi, and set to conclude in 2019 with Episode IX: The Real identities of Snoke and Rey.
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The movement may have begun with honourable intentions, one argument runs, but it has been "hijacked by a group that hates white people and looks to burn down cities and towns".
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All three—one in bed, one on the internet, and one in her office—had begun with a minor physical sensation in my body: a shift in how I was feeling.
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Mandated by the bipartisan Women, Peace and Security Act of 2017, it builds upon a body of work begun with the 2011 U.S. National Action Plan on Women, Peace and Security.
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Germany's initial outbreak is thought to have begun with a Chinese woman who traveled to the Bavarian town of Stockdorf for a workshop at a car parts factory on Jan. 21.
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The Arctic spring thaw has begun with a bang, with extensive melting of the Greenland ice sheet and sea ice loss that is already several weeks ahead of normal, scientists said.
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"Rarely, if ever, in American history has a generation begun with higher ideals and experienced greater trauma than those who lived fully the short time from 21994 to 22012," he wrote.
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For many of the nearly 85033,000 Americans living with brain tumors, this looks like the tipping point when a narrative begun with an impending sense of doom becomes a horror story.
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A more sober assessment would have begun with the observation that since the founding generation passed away, voters have tended not to want to put veteran politicians in the White House.
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The jockeying has already begun with associations and firms sizing up retiring lawmakers for their accomplishments in Congress and their willingness to work hard and fit in on a new team.
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Unfortunately, this year has begun with uncertainty, as we do not currently have a contract for the 2017-2018 ACA navigation contract year that was to begin on September 2, 2017.
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Having begun with a Kickstarter campaign for an iPhone case in 2013, they quickly expanded to making wallets too, and the Compact Coin is their latest product, launched without any crowdfunding help.
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Humphries, 31, is in his 12th season in the NBA and has averaged 6.5 points and 4.6 rebounds this campaign which begun with Washington before he was traded to Phoenix last month.
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Wednesday had begun with the President agitated at the prospect of Mueller's testimony, phoning allies and firing off a series of tweets attacking the former FBI director's credibility ahead of his testimony.
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And they include several proposals for reordering the political calendar, which has traditionally begun with Iowa as the first state to vote, followed by New Hampshire, South Carolina and, since 2008, Nevada.
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Notably, Clinton's slide may have begun with a debate misstep in October 2007, when she gave an evasive answer on the question of whether illegal immigrants should be entitled to driver's licenses.
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When Ms. Pruitt arrived at Mount Olive, the service had already begun, with a 26-person choir singing a gospel hymn, accompanied by a drummer and a man on a Hammond organ.
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The transition had begun with a new general manager, Sandy Alderson, who hired Collins even though he had already managed two teams in nearly six seasons without taking either to the postseason.
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" By then, Mr. Peirce's transition from Washington politics to covering cities, states and regions had begun with his 1972 book, "Megastates of America: People, Politics, and Power in the Ten Great States.
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The growing threat in the south is likely to compel Mr. Duterte to improve his relations with the United States, a process that had already begun with the election of President Trump.
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Some banks have already begun, with HSBC planning to move around 1,000 trading staff to its Paris unit and UBS expecting to move around 1,000 of its 5,000 U.K.-based workers to Europe.
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The pair had contracted the virus from intravenous drug use, which she had begun with her first husband who she met at 17, and continued while she was in a relationship with Keith.
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The decade had begun with the election of John F. Kennedy, whose main issue in the 1960 presidential campaign was the Cold War, which he believed America was losing to the Soviet Union.
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The West African epidemic, in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone, is thought to have begun with a small boy in Guinea handling an infected bat, but the origin is not known for sure.
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When the airline celebrated its 50th anniversary this year, it cited its growth from a fleet of eight aircraft that Mr. Cho's father had begun with to a fleet of 166 planes today.
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The usual chorus of "thoughts and prayers" and "condolences" has begun, with the president leading the way: My warmest condolences and sympathies to the victims and families of the terrible Las Vegas shooting.
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And so, for nearly 22 hours after the Iowa caucuses had begun — with much fanfare, live cable coverage and deep consequences for the Democratic Party and the country — the state party remained silent.
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Davis captured headlines before the Games had even begun with claims that he had lost the opportunity to be the US flag bearer at the opening ceremony on the toss of a coin.
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At the time, the movie ticket sales were being made possible through a partnership with Fandango, and had begun with just a few titles in U.S. theaters, like The Magnificent Seven, Storks and others.
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The war of the currents is said to have perhaps begun with a letter Edison wrote to Southwick, stating that for the chairs it would be best to use "alternating machines" created by Westinghouse.
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And since Endgame ended with her officially becoming the ruler of the new Asgard, the hunt for her new queen has begun, with the public giving their own suggestions on who it might be.
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It seemed a distant memory by nighttime, but Thursday had begun with news that relieved many Israelis: Sometime after midnight, a two-month manhunt for Ashraf Naalowa, 23, who was wanted for the Oct.
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A spokesperson for the British government later confirmed the significant differences between the two sides, according to Reuters, adding that the talks were going to be tough but had begun with a constructive tone.
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So while Kate Spade the company may have begun with a handbag — Ms. Spade Scotch-taped her ideas together out of paper when she was an editor at Mademoiselle magazine — it didn't end there.
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Mr. Tillerson — President-elect Donald J. Trump's nominee to be secretary of state — presided over the company's shift, which appears to have begun with public statements delivered without fanfare by the company in 2006.
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Those challenging Sisi describe a sweeping effort to kill off their campaigns before they have begun, with media attacks on candidates, intimidation of supporters, and a nomination process stacked in favour of the former general.
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Early in the new year another letter arrived, and an assessment process that had begun with an unannounced visit one autumn morning delivered its final verdict: The revocation of Metail's sponsor license with immediate effect.
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But pastors — representing black, Hispanic and white congregations — and the mayor insisted that despite a weekend that had begun with one horror and ended with another, Orlando would resist being labeled by its latest tragedies.
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Early work on all fronts has begun, with Concur and Salesforce among those bringing elements of their software to Alexa and WeWork, CapitalOne and Wynn hotels among the early businesses using voice in their workplaces.
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Investigating a fragment from Sputnik IV — a less heralded part of the space program that had begun with the thunderclap of the first Sputnik's orbits of Earth in 173 — proved irresistible to a mineralogical expert.
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But they denied security forces were involved, Iranian news agencies reported The protests have often begun with slogans against the high cost of living and alleged financial corruption but quickly turned into anti-government rallies.
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His rant spiraled on from there, swerving among resentment and self-deprecation, grievance and absurdity, toying with both revolutionary and reactionary tropes, and ending where it had begun: with a threat to close his account.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Monday negotiations have begun with three Pacific island nations to renew a national security agreement that would help Washington counter growing Chinese influence in the region.
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Weight, who spent the final three seasons of his playing career with the Islanders, replaced the fired Jack Capuano prior to the stretch at Barclays Center - which has begun with wins over Dallas and Los Angeles.
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"Global Groove" had begun with the words: "This is a glimpse of new world when you will be able to switch on every TV channel in the world…" The 1980s works were another step towards that.
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The day had begun with the remarkable sight of the flag flying atop the White House's flagpole, while just beyond the building, at the Washington Monument, others fluttered midway down the poles that circle the obelisk.
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Look at Toys-R-Us, whose bankruptcy and mass layoffs announced in May resulted from a leveraged buyout begun with the best intentions and the full expectation that management would make a pile of money, Challenger said.
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APT33's attacks have in many cases begun with spearphishing emails that bait targets with job offers; FireEye describes the general polish and details of those messages down to the fine print of their "Equal Opportunity" statements.
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This process has already begun, with Apple and Google pushing for their own car media platforms, and Mr. Meyer said that he expected the technology to be in most new cars by the end of this decade.
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Contract negotiations haven't yet begun with the show's adult cast, but pay has been a contentious issue for the series before, and we're sure that neither the actors nor production team want a repeat of that performance.
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"Fundamental and macro analysis suggests to us that the [financials] rally has just begun, with recent weakness providing a timely opportunity to add to positions," chief investment strategist Brian Belski wrote in a note to clients Thursday.
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But it also salved a fresh wound: The week had begun with a funeral for Sister Cecilia McCarthy, a longtime ally of Father Flynn's and the principal of St. Martin of Tours School from 1967 to 2001.
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The airline has begun with five flights a week to Hong Kong, but Borghetti said that, ideally, the carrier would like 21 flights a week, although he said getting slots at Hong Kong's busy airport was challenging.
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Originally begun with five workers in the late 1940s, it's evolved into what this city likes to call an "institution," a labyrinthine place that features cut-out swag coating the walls, large televisions, and a karaoke machine.
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Norwegian took delivery of its first Boeing 787 Dreamliner later that year and the low-cost revolution in transatlantic travel had truly begun with the following years seeing lower airfares for flights between North America and Europe.
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A Northern California festival turned deadly The week had begun with the final day of the renowned Gilroy Garlic Festival in California, with families spending the day listening to music and celebrating the town's world-famous crop.
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The research begun with a $70,000 grant eventually cost Volkswagen more than $22 billion in fines and legal settlements, far more than the cost of equipping the cars with adequate pollution control equipment in the first place.
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My Alaskan experiences gave me the confidence to try anything and the strength to endure my parents' breakup, which had begun with their separation in 1970 and ended in divorce four years later when I was thirteen.
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But in Dakar, the battle against nature has already begun, with coastal erosion wreaking havoc on the city's peninsula that stretches into the Atlantic — forcing people to move out of their homes and ruining its long, sandy beaches.
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The digital audio platform wars have already begun with streaming services like Spotify, Pandora, SoundCloud, Apple's iTunes and Podcasts, and Google Play Music all vying to become the de-facto distribution platform for music, podcasts and digital radio.
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LONDON, Nov 8 (Reuters) - British police released the names of the 39 Vietnamese victims found dead in the back of a truck near London last month and said consultations had begun with Hanoi over repatriation of the bodies.
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That truth was underscored by this past weekend's events, which seemed to have begun with a verbal confrontation between white students from a Southern Christian school and a small group of black men most Americans never heard of.
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Challenges to Obama's legitimacy, which had begun with fringe conservative authors, talk-radio personalities, TV talking heads, and bloggers, was soon embodied in a mass political movement: the Tea Party, which started to organize just weeks after Obama's inauguration.
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Whether you're honoring a tradition said to have begun with King George II or are quietly grateful for the chance to stretch your legs, chances are you experience the "Hallelujah" chorus as part of a sea of standing bodies.
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A local newspaper described Kolkata as "the city of unfinished flyovers," but the phrase could be used for any number of India's largest cities, littered with projects that were begun with fanfare but then proceeded haltingly, or halted entirely.
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The program, which was begun with little notice or consultation, soon rankled a group of professors at one campus, Berkeley, which has a deep-seated ethos of academic freedom as the cradle of the free speech movement in the 1960s.
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Landau says that kind of creative cross-collaboration has already begun, with ideas from the team at Walt Disney Imagineering making it into the upcoming sequels, and ideas tied to the upcoming films present in the park on opening day.
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The report said talks had begun with Spain's La Liga and Italy's Serie A and that Wanda was planning to start discussions with England's Premier League, Germany's Bundesliga and France's Ligue 1 after the European championship which ends on Sunday.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said on Wednesday discussions have begun with South Korea, aimed at getting the country to pay more for the cost of maintaining U.S. troops in the region to guard against any threat from North Korea.
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The dominance of the fast-paced FPS market had already begun, with Counter-Strike kicking off in 1999 and the second Call of Duty had come out the year before, but that didn't stop Gears from daring to stand out.
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A free throw by Harris with 217 seconds left and two by Murray with 403 seconds remaining iced the win, which gave a happy ending to a Denver trip that had begun with a loss at New Orleans on Thursday.
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The modern mania for the multivolume biography of figures who seem in most ways "minor" may have begun with Michael Holroyd's two volumes devoted to Lytton Strachey , who was wonderful and influential but a miniaturist perhaps best treated as such.
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The controversy seems to have begun with a series of posts about Patterson on a blog called the Baptist Blogger, run by Benjamin S. Cole, a former mentee of Patterson who has since been critical of Patterson's right-wing stances.
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The push to prioritize lung scans seems to have begun with a social media campaign by a physician in Wuhan, who last week called for using the scans to simplify the screening of patients and to accelerate their hospitalization and treatment.
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At the end of the third quarter, the 49ers are leading the Chiefs, 20-10, but Patrick Mahomes has Kansas City moving the ball on a drive that had begun with San Francisco's defensive line repeatedly pressuring him in the backfield.
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Indeed, the program had begun with Louis Langrée's conducting a lively account of Mozart's Overture to "The Abduction From the Seraglio," in which a bass drum, a triangle and cymbals evoke a Turkish pasha's palace, where the story is set.
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Real Madrid's long, complex seduction dance has already begun, with Mbappé its target; the cash-rich, trophy-poor denizens of the upper echelons of the Premier League are casting their greedy eyes at him and most of his teammates, too.
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Not only are dealers actually closing down, but an anti-ivory propaganda campaign has begun, with stars such as Yao Ming, a basketball player, and Li Bingbing, an actress, being recruited to shame those who continue to buy objects made from elephant tusks.
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He is at this time transporting large Armies of foreign Mercenaries to compleat the works of death, desolation and tyranny, already begun with circumstances of Cruelty & perfidy scarcely paralleled in the most barbarous ages, and totally unworthy the Head of a civilized nation.
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As such they are forced to prioritise low interest rates and nominal growth over inflation control which could herald in the beginning of the end of the global fiat currency system that begun with the abandonment of Bretton Woods back in 1971.
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As Newegg's former chief legal officer, Lee Cheng, recalls it, Soverain had begun with bigger companies like Amazon, which agreed to pay the company $40 million, then the Gap, which settled for an undisclosed sum, before working its way down to smaller retailers.
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The SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome) pandemic of 2003 is thought to have begun with Dr. Liu Jianlun, who developed symptoms of the airborne virus on a trip to Huang Xingchu in China and then went to visit family in Hong Kong.
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But no other year has begun with quite as searing an argument as 2016, with nearly a 7 percent loss in the S&P 500 index in three weeks — and that's after a nearly 5 percent bounce in the final 2½ days.
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While officials declined to discuss the details of their operations, interviews with more than a half-dozen senior and midlevel officials indicate that the effort has begun with a series of "implants" in the militants' networks to learn the online habits of commanders.
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With the cease-fire in place, this latest bloody flare-up in the quarter-century Nagorno-Karabakh conflict appeared to end as it had begun, with the adversaries at or close to their previous positions but no nearer to a final settlement.
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We were departing Milwaukee, where voters were going to the polls, and the Fox News pundits on his TV were dissecting what had been the worst two-week stretch of his young political career — one that had begun with his campaign manager's arrest.
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By 1990, when Ms. Rykiel opened her flagship store on the Boulevard St.-Germain, a business that had begun with a single boutique had grown into a global enterprise with sales in 20123 retail outlets in Europe, Asia and the United States.
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Pryor's commentary, while presented comically, is eerily close to actual situations that have begun with a seemingly simple police stop and ended with Black people being killed, yet Pryor's audience laughed at what in any other situation would be an uncomfortable conversation.
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The creation of the exhibition space itself is similarly deliberate: For each of the last six years in which Mr. Jetzer has led Unlimited, he has begun with an empty hall and created roughly a mile of wall space to accommodate the artworks.
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On Wednesday, at a meeting billed in an email as the start of "a process of dialogue and recovery" that two attendees said had begun with a group breathing exercise, the rift was unexpectedly pulled open just as it appeared to be closing.
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But during a briefing with reporters in San Francisco on Wednesday, F.B.I. officials said the intrusion into Yahoo's systems appeared to have begun with a spear-phishing attack, in which a Yahoo employee was tricked into disclosing information that allowed the attackers in.
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A pivotal moment for this generation was the 2017 XXL Freshman cover which brought a ton of skeptical eyes onto Carti and his peers, elevating critiques of the movement's content which had begun with the 2016 Lil Yachty and Lil Uzi Vert headlined cover.
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They may have begun with no house of their own, but it's worth remembering that Littlefinger and the Spider are the axles on which the action turns, directly or indirectly responsible for everything from the death of Jon Arryn to the rise of Daenerys.
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By Andrew Cawthorne and Andreina Aponte CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela's presidential election race has begun with favorite and incumbent Nicolas Maduro signaling a nationalist, "anti-Trump" campaign while his demoralized foes scramble to find a viable candidate for a vote they predict will be unfair.
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But he did have enough time, however, to send off a personally signed postcard to all of England's players, telling them, "Our journey has begun with our first win together," postmarked on the same day that he left the job—players received the postcards yesterday.
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So far, the process for scheduling appearances for Mr. Obama and Mr. Biden has begun with administration officials telling the Clinton campaign what dates the president and vice president are free, and the campaign telling the White House where they want them to go.
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Behind the scenes, conversations have begun with law enforcement partners around the country to ensure that the Small Business Administration's expansion of loans is disbursed to the people intended to receive the funding, according to a spokesman from the Office of the Inspector General.
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They became a couple not long before her illness began, and since 2007, the year they married, most days have begun with him going to work in the dark and ended with him returning to a dark house and talking to Lyndsey in the gloom.
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It said in a statement the restart began with resuming "initial production" in its Firebag site last week and that a start-up in its base plant and MacKay River site had begun, with initial production expected to be up by the end of the week.
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Taylor's backup, E. J. Manuel, then secured the win by leading two touchdown drives on an afternoon that had begun with Buffalo cutting the backup running back Karlos Williams and announcing that defensive tackle Marcell Dareus, the team's highest-paid player, was entering a rehabilitation clinic.
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When we asked her how she and her husband had decided to commit themselves to a vegan regimen, she answered that they had begun with a broader vegetarian approach — "but then we kept experimenting, until we decided we could do this," she said with a smile.
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CHURCH UNDER SCRUTINY South Korea has the most virus cases outside China, with 977 infections and 10 deaths, the majority linked to the Shincheonji Church of Jesus in the city of Daegu, where the outbreak is believed to have begun with a 593-year-old woman.
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CHURCH UNDER SCRUTINY South Korea has the most virus cases outside China, with 977 infections and 593 deaths, the majority linked to the Shincheonji Church of Jesus in the city of Daegu, where the outbreak is believed to have begun with a 61-year-old woman.
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The adult Faraday's longing for the house has sharpened into a calculated, single-minded focus: At the first opportunity, he manipulates his way into an ongoing relationship with the Ayreses and begins to chronicle the family's steadily escalating chaos — a chaos that seems to have begun with his arrival.
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The municipal mailshot, which has begun with residents of barrios Eixample, Gracia and Sants-Montjuïc but will extend to the whole city by next month, follows an announcement last month by the council that it would be stepping up its crackdown on illegal home rentals in the city.
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The Velvet Rope was Jackson's sixth studio album, and served to continue a journey that had begun with the "awakening" that led to her breaking with her father's management and direction, ultimately resulting in her third — and breakout — album, 1986's Control, an ode to independence and strength.
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Consider also that Uber's debut valuation of $76.5 billion was a considerable drop from the between $90 billion and $120 billion the company had been worth in some analysts estimation just a month earlier—one meant to stanch the forthcoming bleeding that had begun with competitor Lyft's bellyflop IPO.
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The Clinton resurgence has now begun with Democrats rallying around the flag and leading progressives mobilizing to take their case to the country, As recent stories in The New York Times and The Hill suggest, Gore is about to become a much larger player in the presidential campaign.
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" Even with all these downsides, the fact that the countries are talking is good news, as my colleague Nick Kristof has written: "Trump's engagement with North Korea has been chaotic and should have begun with working-level talks, but it's still better for leaders to exchange handshakes than missiles.
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J.C. Perhaps Miley Cyrus is the most modern of pop stars because she treats her career like a series of tech product launches: every new cycle has effectively begun with a hard-drive cleanse, purging old modes, thoughts and controversies so as to make room for new ones.
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If you read enough about the 1976 election, you'll pick up on a dead-ended weariness — the kind of emotional valence that feels familiar to 2019, a year that has begun with a dystopian joke about Marie Kondo throwing away most of the world because it does not spark joy.
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It begun with Harry saying that he had sought therapy to cope with his ongoing grief at the death of his mother Princess Diana, and then was followed by William urging people not to have a "stiff upper lip" about the problems they face and be open to talking about them.
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Cross, who even some Gamergaters would now agree was right about the nature of the movement from the very beginning, thinks that it's going to be completely absorbed by the greater alt-right, and that this process has already begun with KiA essentially becoming a sub forum of r/The_Donald.
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Ah, but in the shelter of a relaxed moment offstage, Holzman would have flashed a crooked half-smile and begun with a frog-throated "heh heh" before explaining that a so-called system was an excellent deal for the coach in maintaining job security, or a reputation as a genius.
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The Farm Crisis of the early 1980s is considered to be the worst financial crash that the United States farming sector had experienced since the Great Depression of the 1930s; it completed the boom-and-bust cycle that had begun with a steep rise in agricultural speculation during the early 1970s.
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It's interesting that Agee brings up not only Schad, but also the German artist's influence on the "all but forgotten" American movement of Magic Realism, calling it "a distant relative of the New Classicism, which had begun with Picasso's 1914 The Painter and His Model," a work that is partially painted and partially drawn.
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Reprepresentative Hakeem JeffriesHakeem Sekou JeffriesBadrun Khan to challenge Ocasio-Cortez in Democratic primary Lewandowski, Democrats tangle at testy hearing Words matter, except to Democrats, when it involves impeaching Trump MORE, who is the fifth ranking House Democrat, simply said that he did not know if an impeachment investigation had begun with the committee vote.
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The event, now viewable on YouTube, took place halfway through a decade that had begun with a surge of personal, provocative, and rule-crooking new films, including some of that year's clearly troubled nominees—not just Dog Day, but also contenders like One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest and the way-darker-than-you-remember Shampoo.
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This notion had begun with Rubber Soul (listen to the lyrics of "Drive My Car" — it's an extended joke) and was inspired by George Martin (before the Beatles, he'd been a comedy producer; his most famous collaborator was Peter Sellers, one of John's childhood idols) as well as the Fab Four's famous Scouse sense of humor.
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Just as the 2020 presidential election has begun with Democratic candidate debates and the nation more polarized than ever, we add to the mix the impeachment proceedings against President TrumpDonald John TrumpSessions says he still supports Trump despite ouster as AG House Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report MORE.
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Though CEZ board member Pavel Cyrani said on Wednesday that Bulgarian investors had shown interest in its Bulgarian assets, which also include a coal-fired power plant in Varna, two renewable energy plants and an electricity trader, he said that no talks had begun with the country's new government and no sale timetable had been set.
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"Those who knew Hawking would clearly appreciate the dominating presence of a real human being, with an enormous zest for life, great humor, and tremendous determination, yet with normal human weaknesses, as well as his more obvious strengths," writes Roger Penrose, who worked with Hawking on his first major breakthrough; theorems explaining how the Universe might have begun with a singularity.
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Now, if he says or tweets anything at all in the aftermath of Tuesday's humiliating outcome for him and his party, it will almost certainly be to blame it on Saccone's miserable performance -- and that chorus has already begun, with White House sources telling CNN, for example, that Saccone was a "weak candidate" who "decided to run scared" instead of run hard.
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The bonanza has already begun with "A Feast of Astonishments: Charlotte Moorman and the Avant Garde, 1960s-1980s" at the Grey Art Gallery, New York University, a traveling retrospective look at the famed "topless cellist" who was, right up to her death in 1991, a daring artist and a visionary organizer of a passionately successful campaign for electronically-based multimedia art, which she helped to invent.
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Levy is also a co-founder of We the People of Detroit Community Research Collective, a community research collective that has charted water foreclosures and compiled records as an offshoot of the work begun with Detroiters Resisting Emergency Management, which was founded in 22017 in response to a power-grab that placed the city of Detroit under the decision-making power of a single, unelected official.
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Latest developments Syrian President Bashar al-Assad congratulates Syrians on "liberation" of AleppoBut CNN sources on the ground say rebels are still in control of some of the cityEvacuations have begun, with many civilians bound for Idlib province Thousands of others remain in rebel-held AleppoConvoy carrying injured civilians came under fire, leaving one dead and four injured Grim choice for families The grim choice of whether to stay or go is a difficult one for Abdulkafi al-Hamdo, an English teacher and activist with a 9-month-old daughter.
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The rest of this grid, for me, was a fun stew of little gems I had never known (the card game ombre, for example, although if I'd only read "The Life and Death of the Wicked Lady Skelton," which looks ripping, I'd have known every rule and begun with FORTY cards), snippets from memory (two references to skin care that filled themselves in eventually — NEET and NOXZEMA, which itself makes for some mean fill and might be the only word in use in the puzzle with "xz" in order), and simple answers to clever clues.
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