While Bloomberg's got a head start, he's not alone. Sen.
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One woman got a head start on Christmas shopping, spending $400.
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And local companies have already got a head start, in testing at least.
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The final wide release, "Superfly," got a head start by opening on Wednesday.
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Audio aside, Amazon got a head start on the competition, and it shows.
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"It&aposs almost like they got a head start," he said of mega-llennials.
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We got a head start on the fun, and gave Tiny Drake some excellent views.
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Given L.A.'s lack of seasons, it's no surprise the city got a head start.
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Mexico got a head start, levying penalties on imports from America, such as pork and bourbon.
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"Aquaman" got a head start overseas, launching in China this weekend with a massive $2551 million.
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Ellison entered the race a month earlier than Perez and got a head start in fundraising.
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Sanders got a head start in remarks earlier Friday about the corrosive influence of money in politics.
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EST, but we got a head start, getting to ask Lowe our many questions one-on-one.
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If you dabble or delay, you'll never catch up to the people who got a head start.
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Because I'm a Chinese-American, I got a head start on my homework because I lived it.
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But, since the entire season dropped at midnight, some people stayed up late and got a head start.
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It got a head start last month, beginning to assemble the Accent model in the factory, Chavez said.
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Markle already got a head start on the celebrations with friends in L.A. during a tree-trimming party.
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The Danish firm got a head start by winning early contracts in Britain, which was offering rich subsidies.
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She says AWS has a big lead simply because it got a head start on everyone else, including Google.
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On today's episode: How one 10-year-old girl got a head start on joining a boys-only club.
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Oreo is unveiling a new mystery flavor this week, and we got a head start on cracking the case.
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But four lucky people in the Bay Area got a head start, receiving warning notifications before the shaking even started.
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EUROPEAN TRIP: Arizona State got a head start on the season with a trip to Rome and Barcelona this summer.
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I always look to other sciences that got a head start on psychology as a hint to answer that question.
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"Then all of a sudden, he leans in and he got a head start to run to the wall," Ellis continues.
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We already got a head start on bookmarking the goods we hope see even steeper price cuts during the three-day extravaganza.
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That would take WeWork to five countries in Southeast Asia, where it got a head start thanks to its acquisition of Singapore's SpaceMob.
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While a slew of cities got a head start on the Women's March, there are hundreds of events planned across the United States today.
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Japanese graffiti got a head start by at least a decade, and writers have developed unique painting styles in cities like Osaka and Tokyo.
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Rob Lowe got a head start on shark week ... paddleboarding with not one but TWO great white sharks, and TMZ has the awesome video!!!
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The 390 participating restaurants officially begin taking reservations Monday morning, but Ms. Day and her colleagues at the United Nations got a head start.
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Earlier this week, Twitter got a head start with its sports content by live-streaming Wimbledon in what the company told us was a test.
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Forbes's assistant managing editor told me that Kylie Jenner's unpublished score would be a seven, reflecting that she got a head start from wealthy parents.
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I'm happy I got a head start on work because it allowed me to take part in dinner, which is during my prime working hours.
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By trading for Ramos, the Mets got a head start on fixing their bullpen for 2018, when they expect to compete again for the playoffs.
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So he got a head start on the "boring" parts so he could get to the fun part of plugging in his art and jokes.
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The biggest sale-shopping weekend is finally here, and while many of our favorite retailers got a head start on sales, including Bed Bath & Beyond.
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Hailey Baldwin got a head start on her tan lines by hitting the beach on Florida's panhandle ... in a couple of bikinis that scream #wcw.
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With so many obstacles blocking the path to power, it is hardly surprising that so many of the region's successful female politicians got a head start.
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Samsung got a head start, but LG is the latest TV maker to integrate Apple's AirPlay 2 and HomeKit technologies with its latest premium smart TVs.
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Amazon's Alexa got a head start on its smart home invasion compared to its primary competitor Google, and that early lead has extended beyond the home.
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Sony's "The Angry Birds Movie 2," which got a head start on the weekend by opening Tuesday, finished with $16.2 million over the six-day frame.
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Even though Dubai got a head start with revenue from its oil and natural-gas reserves, today that accounts for just 5% of the emirate's revenue.
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On Tuesday, Beyoncé got a head start on the holiday and dropped three photos of her 2018 costume: singer Toni Braxton...or should we say Phoni Braxton?
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On Sunday, the rapper got a head start on the holiday by posting photos of herself in a sexy nurse costume that she wore to husband Offset's show.
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In limited release, Universal got a head start on "Green Book" as the awards-bait film picked up $313,000 from 25 venues for a per-screen average of $12,520.
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"Spider-Man: Far From Home" got a head start by opening on the Tuesday ahead of Independence Day, but it collected $63 million over the traditional three-day weekend.
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While Hannah Ann told Hayes that she is single and definitely ready to mingle, some think she got a head start on the mingling with NFL quarterback Josh Dobbs.
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"Spider-Man: Far From Home" got a head start by opening on the Tuesday ahead of Independence Day, but it collected $93 million over the traditional three-day weekend.
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The 2016 Toronto International Film Festival doesn't officially kick off until Thursday, but a bevy of stars got a head start in bringing the glamour to the highly anticipated film event.
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It can even inspire some to pursue a career in aviation — and it seems that one 10-year-old schoolboy may have already got a head start on his dream job.
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Amazon got a head start with its Echo and surprised the entire tech industry with the Echo and Alexa, but Google's coming up in its rearview mirror later this year with its Google Home.
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Several drivers got a head start on the system by earning points Thursday night in the pre-500 Duel races, meaning that as many as 70 points could be had in Nascar's opening week.
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Meanwhile, a couple 200-plus miles south say that a drive-thru worker at their local Dunkin' got a head start on the donations, allegedly leaving some of her own blood on their to-go order.
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Before becoming the 12th overall pick in the 2017 NFL Draft, Houston Texans star quarterback Deshaun Watson got a head start on his football career as a 14-year-old ball boy for the Atlanta Falcons.
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"Even though many consumers got a head start with holiday shopping early in the season, millions more are leaving their gift buying to the last minute and beyond," Matthew Shaw, CEO of the retail group, said in a statement.
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Esurance got a head start on the annual bacchanal of marketing gimmickry with a commercial announcing that it will begin offering "election insurance" for voters who can't stomach the idea of a certain presidential candidate getting keys to the nuclear codes.
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As you may recall, Valeant got a head start as part of the first wave of tax inversion deals in 2010, moving its place of incorporation from Delaware to British Columbia, Canada, through a merger with a rival drug maker.
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These students also tend to be from wealthier families who got a head start on the college search: They could afford campus visits the previous summer; financial aid isn't an issue, so they don't have to wait for offers of assistance.
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We all have these larger things that we're heading towards, in our careers and artistic endeavors, but the majority of your life is spent doing normal day-to-day life things and if those things can be fun and enjoyable then you've got a head start. Exactly.
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The fight got a head start late last week when explosive excerpts from the tell-all began dribbling out, but the stakes will only grow when Comey appears Sunday night in a special edition of ABC's "20/20" for a sit-down with news anchor George Stephanopoulos.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE (D-Calif.) got a head start over other 22019 Democratic candidates so far, saying she had the "best opening" of any of her competitors.
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Read more: Accenture Interactive just bought Droga5, right after a top exec at the firm said it's 'just getting started' in its plan to disrupt advertisingRoth said IPG got a head start on its rivals in restructuringIPG, currently the world's fourth largest advertising holding group, named 17-year veteran Philippe Krakowsky to the newly-created chief operating officer role, putting him on track to succeed Roth.
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Næss later regretted the decision to stay on as his rivals Onassis and Niarchos got a head start on him.
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Agents of the Division of Contract Management for OPM were on the train to deal with suppliers. Bruno's scheme was adopted and implemented quickly. "American material manufacture got a head start before Pearl Harbour came." Bruno had the account of Electric Launch Company of Bayonne, New Jersey.
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Because Lotus opted to develop Freelance for OS/2, Microsoft got a head start developing and promoting the Windows version of its application. When IBM then acquired Lotus, Microsoft used a licensing issue to delay IBM's access to the Windows 95 code base, allowing Microsoft Office to be released six months ahead of Lotus SmartSuite. As a result, when OS/2 failed to gain widespread adoption, Freelance became a little-used application. Freelance was eventually grafted into a new version of 1-2-3 for Windows (Smart Suite), but by then PowerPoint and Excel had become dominant.
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But winning Best Supporting Actress Academy Award (Oscar) of 1978 for her outstanding performance of the title role in Fred Zinnemann's Julia, and the controversy that shrouded her nomination thru the acceptance speech, was the driving force behind going for a full-fledged documentary about Vanessa. Farouk pitched the project to Vanessa who set all elements in place; New Park to produce, Roy Battersby to helm and Chris Menges to shoot (later himself a filmmaker). With the completion of Farouq's script, the project got a head start with Farouq as the on-camera interviewer. Vanessa talks with Farouk Abdulaziz took almost 2 years in the making as Vanessa was busy shooting the CBS film Playing for Time.
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On Aug 13, the Radio Television Digital News Association and its Voice of the First Amendment Task Force encouraged its 1,200 member organizations to join the campaign while other media organizations also helped spread the call to action. Even as some right-leaning outlets portrayed the Globes campaign as an attack on the president, rather than his rhetorical attacks on the fourth estate, some newspapers got a head start, releasing content on Wednesday the 15th, including the Virginia-based Connection Newspapers group, the combined East Bay Times and Mercury News, and the Baltimore Sun. On Thursday the 16th, 350 newspapers participated in the event. The president responded with a tweet accusing the media of collusion.
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Under the original plan, ODU would not become a football member of C-USA until it became a full FBS member in 2015. C-USA later voted to make Old Dominion eligible for the conference football championship in 2014; in that season, ODU was counted as an FBS member for scheduling purposes but was not eligible for a bowl game (full FBS membership and bowl eligibility followed in 2015). Old Dominion got a head start on its future C-USA membership, moving five of its spring sports—men's and women's golf, men's and women's tennis, and women's rowing—from the CAA to C-USA for the 2012–13 school year. Due to this move, ODU had to find new homes for three of its sports that C-USA does not sponsor.
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