She has only just joined the family and people are only just starting to get to know her.
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Either we only just found them or we only just realised they are different enough from related animals to justify the name of a new species.
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Something, perhaps, is changing — but only just starting to.
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John "had only just began," he said of his nephew.
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It's a weird physical phenomenon that's only just been observed.
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But in many ways, your work has only just begun.
|
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But the thing is, it really is only just fashion.
|
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After all, the movie only just came out April 5.
|
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"In my mind, we are only just beginning," McPheters said.
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And it's only just starting to put itself back together.
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The war of civilization against barbarism had only just begun.
|
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The unemployment rate had only just fallen back below 7%.
|
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"It's a roadmap that we're only just beginning," Carrasquilla said.
|
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Baghdad is only just recovering from Iraq's succession of conflicts.
|
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"My son's only just learnt about him (Woods)," explained Leishman.
|
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I've only just got my other half to spank me.
|
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These animals have figured out something I've only just realized.
|
|
Musk himself has only just reached that crucial stage now.
|
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In Germany and elsewhere, the debate has only just begun.
|
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The investigation into Wells Fargo is only just beginning, Rep.
|
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He could offer me nothing, we were only just friends.
|
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Once they got home, the work had only just begun.
|
|
"It's unbelievable that people only just found out," Yates said.
|
|
Frau Therese Heller was a bit luckier, though only just.
|
|
It seems that social media users are only just noticing.
|
|
If you've only just been introduced this year, you're late.
|
|
The United States accounted for only just over three percent.
|
|
The McConnaissance is not over — it is only just beginning.
|
|
And Amazon has only just gotten into physical retail stores.
|
|
She only just arrived in the country, and she's pregnant.
|
|
In Britain, the insurgents are from within, if only just.
|
|
Donald Trump had only just announced his candidacy for president.
|
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The process of industrialising gene therapies is only just beginning.
|
|
But the battle for market share has only just begun.
|
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Senators are only just beginning to wrestle with the separations.
|
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Not only just for storytelling, but for the entire Internet.
|
|
A third suite of cases is also only just starting.
|
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By comparison, Indonesia's coffee battle is only just getting started.
|
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But only just, as the lowered growth forecasts are meager.
|
|
But progress on climate change is still only just beginning.
|
|
It's a journey toward progress, and it's only just beginning.
|
|
As she has noted, the race is only just beginning.
|
|
"Our journey together is only just beginning," Mr. Barnett said.
|
|
Deep waters, already, and the coffee had only just arrived.
|
|
He had only just gotten home at around 11 p.m.
|
|
I was only just beginning my life as an adult.
|
|
Thank you Greta the fight has only just begun though!
|
|
And the economic costs are only just beginning to emerge.
|
|
All this, and peak fire season is only just beginning.
|
|
But House Democrats argue that they're only just getting started.
|
|
We've only just started to see what she's capable off.
|
|
But the probe on Capitol Hill is only just beginning.
|
|
Something, perhaps, is changing — but only just starting to change.
|
|
Join us on a journey that has only just begun.
|
|
It was premature to end things, It had only just begun.
|
|
But it looks as though the battle has only just begun.
|
|
S. trade row that was only just showing signs of easing.
|
|
Many of them have only just acquired even more foreign players.
|
|
I only just started using Headliner this week, and it's terrific.
|
|
A shake-up of the public administration has only just begun.
|
|
The country was only just waking up to the opioid problem.
|
|
At 30, my career feels like it's only just getting started.
|
|
Debates about revising America's post-crisis regulation are only just beginning.
|
|
If you're only just catching this bracket here, consider yourself lucky.
|
|
Its effects are only just starting to become visible (see Briefing).
|
|
The app is, after all, only just over a year old.
|
|
In fact, we only just found out about it last week.
|
|
Davis had only just heard about it when I told him.
|
|
Chloë Grace Moretz only just recently split with boyfriend Brooklyn Beckham.
|
|
North's journey toward becoming a mini Kim has only just begun.
|
|
Or need to—as I've only just learned about shooting stars.
|
|
Annalise Domenighini is sobbing on Twitter, but only just a little.
|
|
The 2020 campaign is, in every meaningful sense, only just beginning.
|
|
Many are only just realising that their business model is bust.
|
|
I have only just discovered that Spongebob is a sea sponge?
|
|
The MPs have only just started on that journey (see article).
|
|
Over the winter the National Health Service only just stumbled along.
|
|
Frighteningly, Hurricane Matthew's impact on the US has only just begun.
|
|
At such a young age, her accomplishments are only just beginning.
|
|
Tax reform is a long process that has only just begun.
|
|
You only just got that other tattoo lasered off your arm.
|
|
It had only just begun, because it is always like that.
|
|
Excellent Jobs Numbers just released - and I have only just begun.
|
|
But for Pamela Capalad, the hardest part has only just begun.
|
|
I've only just got it, picked it up and hour ago.
|
|
Be careful to add vinegar or lemon only just before serving.
|
|
Apple Pay has only just recently stepped into the competitive arena.
|
|
Yes, Dumbledore's romance with Grindewald was hinted at, but only just.
|
|
Work on much bigger towns like Bashiqa has only just started.
|
|
And China's market is only just starting to flex its muscles.
|
|
I only just had my first kiss a few weeks ago….
|
|
This week's wild gyrations suggest the process has only just started.
|
|
King Abdulaziz only just made it into the global top 300.
|
|
Such regret is only just beginning for London's financial services industry.
|
|
And I've only just found out about that, and Jesus Christ.
|
|
Go deeper: Why the teachers pay wars have only just begun
|
|
To hear her tell it, she's only just begun to hustle.
|
|
Wages have only just started to move upward only so slightly.
|
|
"This campaign is only just beginning," Sanders said in the statement.
|
|
For Brian Terry, the work of Congress has only just begun.
|
|
The problem is, there's only just enough story to go round.
|
|
Both were concepts that Xinhuang was only just beginning to embrace.
|
|
He is still estimated to be a billionaire, but only just.
|
|
He only just discovered yesterday that health care policy is complicated.
|
|
In some towns, in fact, the flooding had only just begun.
|
|
I mean, this guy only just saw me as light skinned.
|
|
That is why prosecutors are only just now beginning an investigation.
|
|
When the eruption ends, the disaster will have only just started.
|
|
"Saturday Night Live" has only just hired its first Latina comic.
|
|
But both say that the walkout is only just the beginning.
|
|
The coronavirus crisis in the United States is only just beginning.
|
|
The drone program, on the other hand, is only just beginning.
|
|
Civilian life has only just begun to trickle in once more.
|
|
But the culture has only just begun to ask these questions.
|
|
But the recovery is only just beginning, and many risks remain.
|
|
The intelligence community has only just begun to undermine this president.
|
|
Conversations between Mueller and Trump's attorneys are reportedly only just beginning.
|
|
In Samson's life, of course, the curtain has only just risen.
|
|
And to think, he has only just risen from his bed.
|
|
Whitesides said "this is a multiyear process" that's only just beginning.
|
|
He added that fashion was only just beginning to shift online.
|
|
A couple – including Henry Cavill's The Witcher — only just came out.
|
|
Politicians have only just agreed to begin talking about deposit insurance.
|
|
Only just boy-faces leering at her, deserving to be hit.
|
|
Carriers are only just starting to roll out their 5G networks.
|
|
Total put option open interest is only just over 2000,000 lots.
|
|
We've only just begun the modern reframing of this power word.
|
|
Besides, we've only just come from the Thuqbah traffic police station.
|
|
That is enough to reduce slack in the economy, but only just.
|
|
The rate of inflation, however, only just hit the central bank's target.
|
|
The world is Alexis' oyster, and he's only just found the pearl.
|
|
Professor Willow dumb as shit if he only just discovered Pichu pic.twitter.
|
|
But the biggest prediction Green ever made has only just come true.
|
|
Fortunately it remained below freezing for our put-in, but only just.
|
|
With Popstar, The Lonely Island proves that they're only just getting started.
|
|
The war for net neutrality in other words has only just begun.
|
|
I am 20 years old and my journey has only just begun.
|
|
You've only just begun your lifelong journey of cleaning up this money.
|
|
Cara is only just getting to grips with what her future is.
|
|
His father, Hussein, only just survived a Palestinian revolt in September 1970.
|
|
And the Oscar conversation surrounding the modern masterpiece has only just begun.
|
|
One is Elena Ferrante's "My Brilliant Friend," which I've only just started.
|
|
And we're really only just beginning to see these sorts of effects.
|
|
Once you have chosen an advisor, your work has only just begun.
|
|
Hold on to your butts—because we've only just scratched the surface.
|
|
I don't have "Nino Forever" tattooed on my back, but only just.
|
|
But it only just began shipping to Northern California customers last month.
|
|
Elizabeth Warren only just started running ads with Obama's praise for her.
|
|
Supplies of the popular fruit have only just started to bounce back.
|
|
Those in Saly are only just realizing how serious the threat is.
|
|
Tourism has only just recovered from the Ebola virus outbreak, he said.
|
|
Maybe younger customers now do require that, but that's only just happening.
|
|
Colegrove believes the investment on OLED capacity expansion is only just materializing.
|
|
The night is only just beginning for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
|
|
Teresa was only just released from behind bars for the same reason.
|
|
They're really jokes, they've only just starting striking at four months old.
|
|
"If you ask me, my journey has only just begun," she said.
|
|
He's likely a top-10 player right now, if only just barely.
|
|
While registration has only just begun, the rivals are already exchanging accusations.
|
|
Yara Shahidi is dominating 2018 and the new year only just started.
|
|
"I can only just see this getting worse and worse," she added.
|
|
I only just moved out of my parents house in North West.
|
|
It improved in January, though activity was only just in positive terrain.
|
|
Well hold on to your hat, because we're only just getting started!
|
|
I had to go to hospital and they've only just healed up.
|
|
The video, however, was only just released online by the march's organizers.
|
|
Japan is only just starting to free its electricity and gas markets.
|
|
Indeed, the years-old hack of Myspace only just surfaced in May.
|
|
Medium has only just begun experimenting with how it will make money.
|
|
After all, the Pixel phones were only just released four months ago.
|
|
I've only just started to get better over the last eight years.
|
|
It has done the opposite, and the storm is only just beginning.
|
|
But the first new wider cycle lanes have only just been built.
|
|
He was suddenly an old man, or maybe I'd only just noticed.
|
|
Thanksgiving may be done, but the holiday season has only just begun.
|
|
So once you've built your drone, the fun has only just begun.
|
|
The real Kristen Stewart — funny and fiercely open — is only just emerging.
|
|
They're both from female directors, and I only just realized that recently.
|
|
Scientists only just proved some of its crazy predictions, like gravitational waves.
|
|
"The discussion is only just getting started," said campaign spokesman Raffael Wuethrich.
|
|
The investigation into Sessions and his possible perjury is only just beginning.
|
|
Yet in other ways, the rebuilding seems to have only just started.
|
|
The Dow Jones sinking 20.25% after opening only just in the red.
|
|
It's been a major year for Awkwafina, and it's only just begun.
|
|
We have only just gotten a taste of these two with O'Neill.
|
|
And you've only just barely had a sip of your morning coffee.
|
|
We're only just now seeing some form of a commercial business emerge.
|
|
The Channel Tunnel, after all, has only just celebrated its 25th anniversary.
|
|
"The price rise at the pump has only just begun," said Kilduff.
|
|
It's only just and fair and reasonable that Trump will be impeached.
|
|
This means we're only just now learning about the virus's full effects.
|
|
Filing for IPO means Uber and Lyft are only just getting started.
|
|
Mr Pathak and his co-authors have compared pupils who only just made it into elite public schools with others who only just missed out, rather as Ms Dell compared villages on either side of the Pentagon's bombing thresholds.
|
|
This trolley ride to Thoughtville via Joketown is only just leaving the station.
|
|
That slowed dramatically after the storm and is only just beginning to recover.
|
|
Unseating Passion might be a stretch, but Deadpool's climb is only just beginning.
|
|
Our solar system consists of eight planets we're only just beginning to understand.
|
|
We have only just legalised marijuana, four years after Colorado and Washington state.
|
|
Men are only just now being asked to relate in the same way.
|
|
Because Jordan Rodgers' pro career is only just barely more impressive than mine.
|
|
Why are we only just finding out about this well after the fact?
|
|
Not only is austerity not yet over; it has really only just begun.
|
|
The Ikea and Sonos collaboration is only just beginning with these two products.
|
|
But only just over half said the same applied to its refinancing rate.
|
|
I only just turned them back on through iMessage recently as an experiment.
|
|
It didn't matter if it was only just one person who saw it.
|
|
With a bright future, this 18-year-old CEO has only just begun.
|
|
The fight for who comes out on top may have only just begun.
|
|
The bank only just met its aim of expanding revenue faster than costs.
|
|
Robust evidence is only just keeping pace with the adoption of new technology.
|
|
Even though we had only just met, I already knew I liked him.
|
|
In spite of only just announcing retail availability, Luma's been keeping pretty busy.
|
|
But writing for the big screen is only just the beginning for Koepp.
|
|
"At 20 months she is only just becoming interested in food," she continued.
|
|
Apparently Kardashian has only just now been able to ditch her married name.
|
|
Seems to me like Big Papi's only just hitting his stride right now.
|
|
Rehearsal has only just started, but already, things seem to be falling apart.
|
|
If Brightfield's latest estimates hold true, the market's growth has only just begun.
|
|
The stock fell to $17.66, only just above its IPO price of $17.
|
|
And once they do manage to leave, their struggles are only just beginning.
|
|
At 19, I'd only just discovered how to "select all" on Microsoft Word.
|
|
Carriers and hardware companies are only just beginning to make commitments for 2019.
|
|
Jon Snow and Sansa Stark only just reclaimed their home in the north.
|
|
The palace only just confirmed that he would attend the wedding on Friday.
|
|
The final fight will be much harder, and it has only just begun.
|
|
And the best part about it is that Google's only just getting started.
|
|
This is an exciting moment for the industry and we've only just begun.
|
|
And we're only just starting to talk about it properly in the UK!
|
|
If you think it's been a fiery year, we're only just getting started.
|
|
And only just recently, this past year, did I become a VIB Rouge.
|
|
It's going to be amazing, but it's only just starting to be adopted.
|
|
His father was surrounded by a makeshift family he had only just met.
|
|
ASMR has found its way into commercials, too – and that's only just beginning.
|
|
The hack was discovered in July and the investigation only just recently concluded.
|
|
We've only just begun to investigate how venom toxins can help us medically.
|
|
As at the hotel, there are reminders of human presence — but only just.
|
|
They only just told me that you were here too, after I arrived.
|
|
More and more subscribers are not only just watching but paying for Netflix.
|
|
We're also only just starting to understand how it works in the brain.
|
|
It's only just the NBA preseason, but the shit talk is already primo.
|
|
And it's probably also terrible in ways we're only just starting to understand.
|
|
Fed officials have only just recently begun flagging a "turning point" for policy.
|
|
Dozens of deals have been reported, and the chaos has only just begun.
|
|
"It doesn't end here though, we're only just getting started," the message read.
|
|
The philosophical implications of that discovery were only just beginning to bubble up.
|
|
Like me, he had only just moved to the city at the time.
|
|
The American Age, the American Epic, the American Adventure, has only just begun!
|
|
" His parents are only just beginning to understand what a cultural touchstone "S.
|
|
The American Age, the American Epic, the American adventure has only just begun.
|
|
However, the virus' shortest possible incubation period since that time only just ended.
|
|
Macron had only just gotten past that problem before the pension crisis arose.
|
|
It only just beat South Korea, which has ranked first for six years.
|
|
But translating them into effective programs is a process that's only just beginning.
|
|
"I really hadn't contemplated it and I'd only just met him," she continues.
|
|
After a steady start he led halfway round the bend, but only just.
|
|
He's only just begun to make phone calls and assemble a ground game.
|
|
Basically, that the rise of explicitly white racial politics is only just beginning.
|
|
But we've only just scratched the surface of everything the game has to offer.
|
|
"It doesn't end here though, we're only just getting started," they said on Sunday.
|
|
As Pretty Little Liars winds down, Shay Mitchell's career is only just heating up.
|
|
The search for replacements for Hadebe and Jarana has only just got under way.
|
|
We only just wish that there were 20 more of him popping and locking.
|
|
Though we've only just learned about this frog, H. hillisi is already facing extinction.
|
|
So the match winner, in the 22016+ category is only just over 267-50.
|
|
In Alaska, voters legalized pot in 2014, but shops are only just now opening.
|
|
Only just over half of voting-aged citizens, around 55 percent, voted in 2016.
|
|
Spain's new government has only just been sworn in, but it's already made history.
|
|
Their joint venture had only just resumed production at four China plants on Aug.
|
|
The agency has only just begun harmonising its rules with those of foreign counterparts.
|
|
"This has only just begun, so you have to be constantly vigilant," he said.
|
|
For now, investors are giving the Fed the benefit of the doubt – only just.
|
|
This climate migration will destabilize a region only just recovering from decades of conflict.
|
|
Which only just sort of broadens your scope of what you can invest in.
|
|
Institutional players' push to take business back from mobile competitors is only just beginning.
|
|
Justin Greening, a minister, has only just hung on to her seat in Putney.
|
|
Because Janey-E's only just noticed, and he's been different for a while now.
|
|
But such calculations fail to recognise that the data age has only just begun.
|
|
I still do this, which is why my announcements have only just gone out.
|
|
It's clear the competition between China and the United States is only just beginning.
|
|
GIFs are not only just a moment but also it's a bit of storytelling.
|
|
Remember, grown woman Heather only just moved out of her pancake-cooking parents house.
|
|
When you do this it's isolated to the current note only, just like photos.
|
|
We're only just beginning to grapple with what we do with these men next.
|
|
Wal-Mart is gobbling up its competitors' market share — and it's only just begun.
|
|
As we close up, there's a sense that ALMA's journey is only just beginning.
|
|
His officials believe the experiment in weaponising America's economic network has only just begun.
|
|
Bett had only just returned home this week from the African championships in Nigeria.
|
|
But the genomics revolution is only just beginning, Color Genomics CEO Othman Laraki says.
|
|
Limited Content Portability – When Spectacles debuted, Snapchat clone Instagram Stories had only just launched.
|
|
Wade Supreme Court case only just wrapped filming yet it&aposs already facing backlash.
|
|
In the States, however, they're only just starting to figure out this grime thing.
|
|
Test flights originally scheduled for 2016 are only just now beginning to take place.
|
|
Now it's only just starting to poke its head out of its mother's pouch.
|
|
We know it has only just begun to fulfill its potential for global scale.
|
|
We've only just gone and launched a UK and Ireland Edition on Snapchat Discover.
|
|
Wait I have an eyebrow scar too, how have I only just realized this!
|
|
People judge how much they should trust another person after only just meeting them.
|
|
The couple actually got married in 2015, but only just took their wedding photos.
|
|
The supply response to two years of rising zinc prices is only just starting.
|
|
This bleak accumulation of details may sound excessive, but Loach is only just beginning.
|
|
November has only just begun, but Amazon is already getting ready for Black Friday.
|
|
"A lot of the benefits have only just begun to accrue," Saccone, 59, said.
|
|
The upheaval to metals markets and indeed to broader markets has only just begun.
|
|
At 3:30 in the afternoon, Gandía is only just getting around to breakfast.
|
|
Day one had ended, although the curse of the fedora had only just begun.
|
|
By that count, my son was born into pre-apocalyptic times, but only just.
|
|
Scientists quickly calculated that it would pass us the following day, but only just.
|
|
The complex ramifications of that simple statement have only just begun to manifest themselves.
|
|
Remarkably, May's Cabinet has only just started to discuss what it wants from Brexit.
|
|
"It's a doubling after only five launches, and they're only just beginning," he said.
|
|
Global Times said Beijing was only just beginning to look at means to retaliate.
|
|
They only just lost, barely, to Auburn in the Southeastern Conference semifinals on Saturday.
|
|
Around that age, your sense of taste has only just recently come into being.
|
|
But for untold numbers of other public servants, the struggles have only just begun.
|
|
Negotiations can take months, and the tariffs have only just begun to take effect.
|
|
Some polled far higher than 23 percent, while others only just cleared the bar.
|
|
I feel like she is already helping me and I've only just started going.
|
|
He was [fifth] in the race and only just above 5% in mid October.
|
|
"I can only just hope for the best and see what happens," Martin said.
|
|
The full impact of what he meant has only just started to sink in.
|
|
This build-out has only just begun, but it is sweeping through Chinese cities.
|
|
What a way to close out 210, and this is only just the beginning.
|
|
Six such victims were only just given a proper burial this week in London.
|
|
The Great Chicken Sandwich War of 2019 was only just beginning to heat up.
|
|
The FDP has only just returned to parliament after four years in the wilderness.
|
|
Knight had only just been killed, and now Cox and Gonzales were gone, too.
|
|
We are only just beginning to see the results of this experiment gone wrong.
|
|
Would you believe the two have a connection they'll only just begin to understand?
|
|
With all of this activity, it's clear that the robot revolution is only just beginning.
|
|
Summer vacation has only just begun, and you're already planning for the new school term?
|
|
She's been making headlines all year, but Misty Copeland's 2016 is really only just beginning.
|
|
But it's a new kind of talent, one that we've only just started to see.
|
|
The Google parent ended the initiative early last year, but only just acknowledged the move.
|
|
You have the sensation it's already dawn, even though the festivities have only just started.
|
|
I'm Malaysian, Indonesian, and Chinese — but I only just found out about my Indonesian heritage.
|
|
The battle to be the alpha male of New York politics had only just begun.
|
|
It's an issue that's only just starting to break through into the public health consciousness.
|
|
Cosmos is an important and scalable alternative to Ethereum's approach, although it's only just launched.
|
|
He's also played some Prince tunes, which were only just added to Apple Music's library.
|
|
Gen Z only just started working, and they already have the worst work-life balance
|
|
They only just figured out what in the world Snapchat is and along comes Musical.ly.
|
|
Hope that maybe we had only just begun to scratch the surface of our potential.
|
|
All this, and the tit-for-tat trade battle is only just getting under way.
|
|
Silver lags gold so the silver price is only just moving above resistance near $18.75.
|
|
Back then American profits were only just reaching a post-war high, relative to GDP.
|
|
The Crimes of Grindelwald, aka Fantastic Beasts 2, only just hit theaters on November 16.
|
|
The fashion industry is slowly making changes towards size inclusivity, but it's only just begun.
|
|
Scientists have only just begun to discover what roles these mammals play in our ecosystem.
|
|
The disaster happened Monday evening, but details of the incident were only just emerging Wednesday.
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It's only just begun, but let's start by looking at the end of the month.
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She also denied the motion for sanctions – but emphasized that Trump had only just escaped.
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Samsung's had them for years, but Apple's only just now putting one in an iPhone.
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"Part 5" Although this adventure has only just started, we're very close to the end.
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As good as its keyboard is, this is only just barely a content creation machine.
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In fact, this game, or least this phase of it, may have only just begun.
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Researchers have only just begun to develop pricing methodologies, something Gartner, a consultancy, calls "infonomics".
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As this news only just broke, Bentley requested more time to look into the email.
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It's an argument that's been calcified over years of max — and we've only just arrived.
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It is hard not to feel that at 29, Ms Mozley has only just begun.
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Physical beacons offer a different marketing approach for companies that's only just being realized today.
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In Marfa, since this project started people have only just become interested in solar energy.
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And while she has certainly had an impressive year, Vikander is only just getting started.
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Election night 20183 has only just begun in earnest, but the memes are already here.
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It can't be done in six months it's a long process that's only just begun.
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Add on low rates of turnout, and only just over 11m Latinos voted in 2012.
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After paying insurance and taxes, she said, the family can only just cover its bills.
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The journey has only just begun, but it looks like couples are already forming fast.
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Learning how to trade the trade war has only just begun for the metals sector.
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For instance, Comcast has only just begun experimenting with data caps in select US markets.
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That's only just slower than the Ferrari... I'm tired of Sony making me look bad.
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Children were only just coming out of school and babies went by in their buggies.
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But the sheer scale of this problem means that this work is only just beginning.
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Finland, which is only just recovering from a decade of economic stagnation, celebrated Nordea's move.
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Trump's victory resulted in an enormous, complex backlash that we are only just beginning understand.
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Cook thinks Apple's only just getting started when it comes to its wearables and accessories.
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CityBridge has only just begun to assess how successful the system is, Ms. Hensley said.
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"I only just learned of these outrageous accusations," he told the Week back in June.
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Bett had only just returned home from the African Senior Championships in Nigeria on Monday.
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To be sure, the full sexual harassment scandal wave on Congress has only just begun.
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The sale has only just started, but we really can't see this dropping any further.
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The firm is only just getting started, and it is up against some formidable rivals.
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It helps, but it also immediately ruins you, because the day has only just begun.
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Matsutake mushrooms—which were supposed to be delivered earlier this morning—have only just appeared.
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Virtual reality is a crazy, exciting technology with implications we're only just beginning to understand.
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The numerical weight of the first-round upset was only just beginning to be understood.
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The freeze has only just thawed, with a handful of licenses tentatively distributed this year.
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A very disappointing end to a fight that was only just starting to warm up.
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Zendaya is one of Hollywood's biggest stars right now — and she's only just turned 23.
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""The Consumer Direct Offense is working and we've only just started to scratch the surface.
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But we're only just starting to consider how it will change the way we age.
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We are growing our visual team here, and they have only just begun to rock.
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The chip maker only just wiggled out from under a takeover offer from rival Broadcom.
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With four centuries of life under his belt, he is only just approaching middle age.
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Fabiana's roommate, another model, only just got paid for a job she did in February.
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We are only just beginning to understand the science of how the brain processes trauma.
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We only just got our first device, somebody gave us the Google, little Google thing.
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That would be a mistake: The work of solving Sudan's problems is only just beginning.
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That would have been enough, more than enough, but Ajax was only just getting started.
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But he says he's living out his dreams, and his journey has only just begun.
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In late April, the floating cubes were only just being laid out over the lake.
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But the institutional shift toward treating migrants as more than temporary has only just begun.
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But you likely didn't know about it until now, because scientists only just noticed it.
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Samsung's Galaxy S8, last year's phone, is only just now starting to get the update.
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Mr. Weinstein's conviction shows that this hierarchy is starting to be challenged — but only just.
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Mahomes is off to an historic start to his career, and it's only just beginning.
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We had only just finished filming a couple of days when we got the news.
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"The battle of the titans between Walmart and Amazon is only just starting," Melich said.
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Shiller told CNBC that economists were only just waking up to the power of narratives.
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Germany's oldest party is polling at about 15%, only just better than all-time lows.
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Fellow tech giant Amazon made the list, but only just, coming in at number 15.
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Shopping for groceries online is a phenomenon that&aposs only just started to take off.
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A framework to ensure people's right to be forgotten is only just starting to emerge.
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Another important piece of technology that had only just hit the market a decade ago?
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And don't forget Roger Stone, whose adventure through the justice system has only just begun.
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The rest of us were already only just about scraping by these last few years.
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I have this aversion to the smell of red wine now—I've only just realized.
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Though the area has been polluted for decades, regulators are only just starting to act.
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MONUMENTAL CHALLENGE The search for replacements for Hadebe and Jarana has only just got under way.
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The battle between the tech giant Apple and the European Commission is only just getting started.
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Authorities believe Abedi had only just returned from his most recent trip to Libya this week.
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"It's only just begun," the spot reads, after listing some of the Trump administration's initial accomplishments.
|
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But our current reality feels only just slightly removed from the reality of six months ago.
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But the one sale we've been waiting for most is only just now beginning: & Other Stories.
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One of the two policemen had only just started service and was on his trial period.
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"We're only just starting to recover a little .. in terms of rebuilding the city," Castro said.
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I do have to admit that I only just watched the series finale a week ago.
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It will take many forms, and will happen in several arena, but it's only just begun.
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Diddy is ready for the holidays — even if it is only just the start of October.
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Many of the Best Picture nominees are only just beginning to be released onto streaming platforms.
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"We have only just begun to review the origins and purposes of these donations," Beckman said.
|
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And while the redacted Mueller report is now public, the congressional inquiries have only just begun.
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Another, second line of argument—that the productivity revolution has only just begun—is more persuasive.
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The security breaches took place in 2013 and 2014 and were only just disclosed last year.
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The implication of drawing those parallels is that Tesla's declines have only just begun, Cramer said.
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"It was honestly only just the stability and the freedom that I concentrated on," Young says.
|
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And if you can't find what you want on eBay, this is only just the beginning.
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In any case, the nightmare may be over, but the real story has only just begun.
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"I only just found that out recently," he says of the brief nature of the mission.
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Another wanted to poach midfielder Arda Turan, who had only just begun playing for the Catalans.
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It went super viral nine months ago but I am only just now seeing it somehow.
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Mr Flannery has, after all, only just begun to wrestle with the problems he has inherited.
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It only just barely edged out BOTW, but Prey is, unequivocally, my game of the year.
|
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She may have only just turned 3, but Monaco's Princess Gabriella is already ruling the slopes!
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For skincare, she confessed she's only just recently started paying any attention to it at all.
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If you're only just getting to know each other, I believe that the man should pay.
|
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But it has only just emerged from stealth and begun to shop its security software around.
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I only just found out she's had songs in both Big Little Lies and Sharp Objects.
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Which is a real disappointment for me, as I only just bought a Vita this summer.
|
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Kind of unfair because it was only just six of us guys against 20-something girls.
|
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The latest Overwatch hero, Doomfist, only just came out on the game's public test region yesterday.
|
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Although the fund has only just closed, Yepez, Cunningham, and Dixon have already made five investments.
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We don't know what else the weekend has in store — after all, it's only just beginning.
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He might be 18 (only just!) but Savvas is realistic and practical about his vision quest.
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The Grammys red carpet had only just started, and Taylor Swift already had the world's attention.
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We've only just begun to appreciate the long-term impacts on our troops home from Iraq.
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I only just found out an hour ago that The Lord of The Rings isn't real.
|
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I only just met this guy next to me Dane; we chatted on the Brockhampton subreddit.
|
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But apparently, King has even more ideas for the story that he's only just writing now.
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"It's a private family matter and I only just found out now," Tamara told the outlet.
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That's a substantial saving, especially considering the fact that the game has only just been released.
|
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But refilling a depleted global supply chain takes time and the process has only just started.
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But this is just one example, and the colonization of the real is only just beginning.
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"They were only just doing the right thing," she said of Constand and the other women.
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"It only just began and I feel there is tremendous potential there," he told Nikkei Business.
|
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These sorts of debates won't end with Tres Santos, they suspect, but are only just beginning.
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"We have only just become aware of the recent allegations regarding Neil deGrasse Tyson," they wrote.
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And when I say it may have saved my life, I am only just slightly exaggerating.
|
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What's ahead for the campaign The work of the Poor People's Campaign has only just begun.
|
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They're only just starting to test out the software's capabilities, but the results are pretty impressive.
|
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Even for the families who receive some aid, it's only just enough to keep them alive.
|
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Facebook cloning Snap to death may be old news, but others are only just following suit.
|
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But the scientists at Biofabricate would be the first to tell you: it's only just begun.
|
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Anyways, Cum Dog won the battle but according to Grado, the war has only just begun.
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PS. The days of dressing you up as burritos and other snacks has only just begun.
|
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In today's Chile, I've only just paid off my education loan at the age of 43.
|
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"These proposed building codes are for all sectors, not only just the garment sector," she said.
|
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There ought to be some other queue to join, I thought, for the only just married.
|
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The test only just concluded, but Hyperloop One promised spectators speeds of 400 miles per hour.
|
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Luckily, that dreaded shortfall didn't materialize — but only just barely, and not for particularly positive reasons.
|
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In his place is a stark and mature figure, one that recognizes himself, if only just.
|
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Millions of jobs are disappearing But the economic toll has only just begun to get tallied.
|
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State beaches were recently open to spring breakers, and only just closed down after Florida Gov.
|
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Either way, the action seems like it's only just beginning — and the endgame is anyone's guess.
|
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So the more we not only just talk about it, but [move] through it, [the better].
|
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Grateful that she's now recovering, but we've only just begun unpacking the layers of this one.
|
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Text messages disappear, cellphone calls don't go through, and characters only just miss meeting on trains.
|
|
But connections among these fields are everywhere, and we are only just beginning to understand them.
|
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As Xi has only just arrived, he perhaps has the early confidence of the newly arrived.
|
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They are also harder to catch, and had only just begun their annual odyssey past Belize.
|
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She spent time in a mental health facility, and only just managed to pass eighth grade.
|
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But all of them have only just reached it, and none are full-time players anymore.
|
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Summer's over, and so is Paradise — but some of these love stories have only just begun.
|
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After all, Germany has itself only just formed a coalition government after months of political stalemate.
|
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When the class ended, she had only just started writing a response to the first question.
|
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It raises questions we're only just beginning to answer: What is the cost of political loyalty?
|
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It's a neat example of a delicate ecological balance that we're only just starting to understand.
|
|
Sky is only just beginning to develop themselves—this is all still very new for Sky.
|
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For one, he has only just begun to truly detail what his policies will actually be.
|
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The field had only just returned to production, after a week-long stoppage ending in early April.
|
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METI International has only just celebrated its first anniversary, and held its first international conference in May.
|
|
But it was only just before the Civil War that an inauguration was first captured for posterity.
|
|
When we talked in January, Khosrowshahi admitted that he was only just diving into Uber's product strategy.
|
|
It's pretty cold to ghost on Iron Man's funeral, even if she only just met the guy.
|
|
And still, if you think that's the end of the story, that's only just scratching the surface.
|
|
The fight's only just begun — and these female members of Congress have the wardrobe to prove it.
|
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"I only just thought of it now, it sort of just came into my head," he explained.
|
|
I have a long name — Katherine Atkinson — the final "n" only just made it onto the apron.
|
|
But when it comes to applying these advances in the real world, we're only just getting started.
|
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"This is a writer at the top of her game; but hopefully she's only just getting started."
|
|
You watch what is going to happen...Harvey's problems are only just beginning from a legal standpoint.
|
|
Maldonado had only just heard from her husband the night before when he called at 2 a.m.
|
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Investors, entrepreneurs and the industry were only just beginning to understand how quickly these businesses could scale.
|
|
They can even continue the conversation and ask questions of Mr. Napoli, who's only just getting started.
|
|
I mean, Sansa and Jon only just got the castle back under Stark rule in Season 5!
|
|
"Why are we only just hearing about this yesterday?" said Kakeshia Taylor, 27, a mother of three.
|
|
The music industry, too, is only just starting to bounce back from the end of physical media.
|
|
Local government officials said they are counting on the jobs program, which has only just got underway.
|
|
The signs were there for all of Luke's life, but he's only just now putting them together.
|
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TikTok parent ByteDance only just began to experiment with advertising in the U.S. and U.K. in January.
|
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Moisturized, texturized, maximized dreamers on Vespas, riding toward a freedom that we may have only just found.
|
|
"This is the start of our advocacy," she added, emphasizing that her work had only just begun.
|
|
We're only just starting to see how much of that attention will translate into a loyal fanbase.
|
|
This was weaker than June's 4.03 million bpd and only just ahead of May's 3.91 million bpd.
|
|
The Murphy Brown revival only just premiered, but it already scored its first big-name: Hillary Clinton.
|
|
She had a doctor in Vancouver, but had only just met her hometown delivery doctor days before.
|
|
Because I had only just moved to the area, I wasn't as familiar with the new guys.
|
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Spectator in the hat has only just noticed that christians Fuchs name sounds a bit rude. pic.twitter.
|
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But engineers and scientists have only just started to experiment with the possibilities afforded by neural networks.
|
|
It's an open letter from the world's most powerful people saying they have only just noticed us.
|
|
As regulators begin picking apart reforms only just enacted, it is worth asking why that is so.
|
|
Profits at BNSF, for example, have risen only just above inflation and in line with other railways.
|
|
The new year has only just started but another tweet from South Africa has already gone viral.
|
|
Pérez had checkmated all his opponents at once, and he had only just made his first move.
|
|
The hype and excitement has propelled the field forward substantially, but the journey has only just begun.
|
|
Macron only just won the first round on 23.75 percent in an extremely close round of voting.
|
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Hyper Light Drifter I have only just barely dipped my toe into actually playing Hyper Light Drifter.
|
|
To be sure, managers are raising more cash, Cavanaugh said, but capitulation selling has only just begun.
|
|
Despite its massive popularity, TikTok has only just begun to make money off its legions of fans.
|
|
Dell only just tweaked its XPS 23 formula recently, but it's ready to go a step further.
|
|
The chronicle of Queen Elizabeth's life has only just begun on the hit Netflix series The Crown.
|
|
The jars were only just released in Singapore, and the internet is already feeling a cuteness overload.
|
|
Household net worth stands at 630% of income—only just shy of its high point in 2007.
|
|
Their results suggest that among the results that are only just significant, 10-20% have been fudged.
|
|
I've only just realized that you announced your presidential campaign two days after your 69th birthday. Nice.
|
|
The debate about data and politics has only just begun and these proposals need time to mature.
|
|
Not anymore, thanks to this solver of a problem we only just now realized that we had.
|
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That's only just slower than the Ferrari LaFerrari and the Porsche 918 Spyder — both million-dollar hypercars.
|
|
As it is, the company only just managed to keep going for 2800% of that recovery period.
|
|
"The topic is not off the table at all; we're only just getting started," she told FAS.
|
|
And yet Georgia is only just realizing its full potential through increased connectivity with the global community.
|
|
The total synergies expected amount to only just over 1 percent of combined sales of $8.5 billion.
|
|
I don't want to be involved in this because it's only just going to cause more drama.
|
|
Zayn Malik and Gigi Hadid only just stopped denying their relationship (and still haven't actually confirmed it).
|
|
Women have only just begun to find our voices, to tell our stories in our own words.
|
|
And, in fact, my mother-in-law only just learned about the invisible hand two days ago.
|
|
This was weaker than June's 12.43 million bpd and only just ahead of May's 3.91 million bpd.
|
|
King Muhammad, 49, had only just resumed duties last week after spending two months on medical leave.
|
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The law technically took effect in January, but regulatory requirements have only just gone on the books.
|
|
Leicester City, the team that came from last to first place, remains the leader, but only just.
|
|
Problem is, Cruz's Republican colleagues generally despise him, if only just slightly less than they hate Trump.
|
|
Nine months in, I'm only just now realizing the many ways I set myself up to fail.
|
|
Rossello has only just now hired lawyers and financial advisers to represent the government in those talks.
|
|
Beck has been a tantric practitioner for two years, but David has only just hopped on board.
|
|
His brother, Polyneices, was killed fighting on the other side in hostilities that have only just ended.
|
|
That's when she was met by a strange man who told her things were only just beginning.
|
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We're all here to cover the MTV European Music Awards and the circus has only just begun.
|
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The few Shengzhou assembly-line workers that were aware of Trump had only just learned his name.
|
|
While the Olympics are only just beginning, we're already published several stories that will appeal to Canadians.
|
|
I'm glad they happened, if only just to give us more years of this absurd, endless soap.
|
|
I only just got where I am, and I have another 20 years of opera in me.
|
|
She's only just arrived, but Annie Murphy is about to get kicked out of the Plaza Hotel.
|
|
Officials in Anchorage said they were only just beginning to assess the scale of the damage. Gov.
|
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The prosecutions have already started flooding border courts, and this "zero-tolerance" policy has only just begun.
|
|
The ramifications of P.H.'s stunning victory in Wednesday's elections are only just starting to filter through.
|
|
Tourism, a vital source of foreign currency, has only just recovered from militant attacks four years ago.
|
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In fact, as the proliferation of subscription services continues unabated, they may only just be warming up.
|
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The work of creating regulated and approved medicines should be well advanced, but is only just beginning.
|
|
"Matt had only just begun his USC experience at the Marshall School of Business," the university said.
|
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Web browsers had only just begun supporting a feature that allowed developers to embed fonts into websites.
|
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This kind of perspective has marginalized black artists in a way that is only just being reversed.
|
|
It's only just September, but toy retailers are already gearing up for their busiest time of year.
|
|
This is a writer at the top of her game; but hopefully she's only just getting started.
|
|
Haaland has only just arrived — in Dortmund, in the Champions League — but he already knows he belongs.
|
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SARS was eventually contained because, when people began to show symptoms, they were only just becoming contagious.
|
|
His wife pushes back from the table, starts collecting the plates, though they are only just finished.
|
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Oil prices have only just started recovering thanks to supply cuts by OPEC and non-OPEC producers.
|
|
Trump's trade war train has only just left the station, and his opponents are jumping on board.
|
|
Rubio argued that he only just recently turned his attention to "unmasking" Trump as a con man.
|
|
But because this happened over the Bering Sea, scientists are only just becoming aware of it now.
|
|
I only just read "Pig Earth" — John Berger's classic account of peasant life in a French village.
|
|
Outside Freeport, damage and suffering in towns like High Rock are only just beginning to become understood.
|
|
She had only just relocated to Los Angeles shortly before leaving for Paradise in the first place.
|
|
Peter Bergmann was dead, but the mystery that has since surrounded his story was only just beginning.
|
|
" The foundation appears to be gaining momentum, Mr. Forsey said, but "we've only just scratched the surface.
|
|
But one is only just now arriving at The Times, and so far it has one employee.
|
|
She had only just begun a harried job search, and she wasn't sure what she'd do next.
|
|
But that is not the case today, when defense spending is already only just above 28503 percent.
|
|
The sky overhead began to darken and ate up the remaining sunlight that had only just appeared.
|
|
"And we've only just scratched the surface, so possibilities for the future seem almost limitless," he added.
|
|
"Drabness has been a kind of camouflage we're only just sloughing off," my young friend Luhan remarked.
|
|
The city's authorities have only just begun to draft plans to fight pollution, said the ministry official.
|
|
In truth, they have only just begun to warm to the idea of impeaching President Donald Trump.
|
|
Archeological artifacts found in the region have only just begun to give insights into these ancient communities.
|
|
The U.K. capital only just retained second in the ranking as Brexit continued to diminish its standing.
|
|
Afghanistan has only just announced the result of the presidential election, almost three months after voting ended.
|
|
What did you think of that Netflix drama that debuted in 2015, but you'd only just watched?
|
|
The math, even when aided by an electronic brain, could only just keep pace with the weather.
|
|
While there's lots of animal research, human studies on fasting are only just beginning to ramp up.
|
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The crispy fried chicken burger was huge, and only just about pinned together with a wooden skewer.
|
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China's state-run Global Times said Beijing was only just beginning to look at means to retaliate.
|
|
The final report is dated May 2015, but the results were only just published by the DRDC.
|
|
And you realize it's a smell you've been smelling for two days, but you've only just noticed.
|
|
Though David made Derek look foolish that day, they were only just beginning a fascinating competitive relationship.
|
|
Nick Clegg, the party's former leader, lost his seat; Tim Farron, the current one, only just hung on.
|
|
That makes it cheaper than Tesla vehicles in China but it has only just got to making money.
|
|
The indictment reportedly came from a grand jury on May 9, however, it was only just unsealed Tuesday.
|
|
Since silver lags gold, its price is only just moving above the Traders ATR breakout line near $17.30.
|
|
" He also said he had only just found out about the pay raises and has "corrected the action.
|
|
He was only just recently in the hospital with pneumonia, so they're going to play it by ear.
|
|
The battle for Mosul is over, but the task of sorting out the dead is only just beginning.
|
|
"They wouldn't talk much, only just nod their heads, and they wouldn't make much eye contact," she says.
|
|
Although she's heading into an unknown future, it's safe to say that her story has only just started.
|
|
Houston's optimists also argue that the full geological potential of Texas's Permian basin has only just become apparent.
|
|
On Ukraine, Special Envoy Kurt Volker's discussions with his Russian counterpart have only just gotten off the ground.
|
|
Rima was only 55 when, last year, she married a 225-year-old man she'd only just met.
|
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He only just prevailed there in November, whereas Mr Price, and Mitt Romney in 2012, won it thumpingly.
|
|
Only just opened in 2001, it housed some of the finest offerings from the local Meantime Brewing Company.
|
|
The counter-measures had "only just begun" and China would respond to any further U.S. action, he added.
|
|
I mean, AirPods 2, which only just began shipping, have a direct reference to AirPower on the box.
|
|
The Royal Tour has only just begun, but her latest look just might be our favorite thus far.
|
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She has a PhD to finish, and Luyendyk had only just taken her out on her first date.
|
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And yes, the thanks continue, and, for some, Crass is not 30 years ago but only just found.
|
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This aligns with research which suggests humans can determine sexuality from faces at only just better than chance.
|
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That the destruction was great enough for insurance losses to reach record levels has only just been confirmed.
|
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I have only just arrived here at Grimsby but I have already made friends with the lovely staff.
|
|
It feels like we only just had our last bank holiday weekend, but here we are with another.
|
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The difference that education makes is especially notable in countries where fertility has only just started to fall.
|
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It seemed that those women had only just begun to find each other and to share their experiences.
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And, as Sprayberry noted regarding funds for flood recovery, "We have only just begun to start spending money."
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The 2016 Emmy Awards coverage have only just begun and the awkward red carpet moments have already started.
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Despite all the tributes Mrs May has won this week, her troubles may thus have only just begun.
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Despite being around for a few years now, Tilt Brush is only just starting to wow the masses.
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New York City relies on the state for funds, and budget negotiations have only just begun in Albany.
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He took a shaky step forward, only just remembering to catch the door before it slammed behind him.
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We're only just getting over our 2018 midterms hangover, and now the 2020 presidential race is upon us.
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"I think the potential for this is absolutely huge and we're only just beginning to scratch the surface."
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There is also the Fort Dix plot in New Jersey by six Muslims that was only just prevented.
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The Olympics may be over with for another four years, but the Paralympics is only just getting started.
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The incredible image above is the 3D structure of the Zika virus, which has only just been revealed.
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This is another classic installment in the "surprise shrine" meme which is hopefully only just now heating up.
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He issued a statement congratulating Clinton -- but warning that his "grass roots political revolution" had only just begun.
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A letter from one spectacular woman who has lived so much to another who has only just begun.
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Many people will stand for their rights for many reasons, and it's not only just because of feminism.
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It could mean a turnaround for emerging market ratings which had only just started to creep higher again.
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It was early in the morning—the gallery had only just opened—and no one else was there.
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The character has been around for 76 years now; and she's only just received the feature film treatment.
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I am only just understanding how this misshapes my memories and bends my perception of self and time.
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I unlocked the ability to track hordes on the minimap, but only just before the game's final mission.
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When he dies of an aneurysm, she is stricken with shock, and her distress is only just beginning.
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China has officially launched research and development work for 6G mobile networks, having only just rolled out 5G.
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We can't see this dropping in the coming weeks, particularly as the game has only just been released.
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Women have only just begun to find our voices, to tell our own stories in our own words.
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In mid-2009, President Obama was still riding high, the political toll of ObamaCare only just becoming apparent.
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"More people on the mainland are only just starting to be aware of Hong Kong insurance," she said.
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When the scandal became public in December 2010, Tressel falsely claimed only just to have heard about it.
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Although scientists are only just beginning to understand the microbiome's importance, everyone agrees: we can't live without it.
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It is a powerful tool we are only just beginning to understand, and that is a profound responsibility.
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But the final plank of the agenda is the executive branch, where the damage has only just begun.
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She laid it all out there for us two months ago, and we're only just seeing it now.
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After a lifetime of hating my body, I'd only just started to feel comfortable in my own skin.
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It is only just that the same social code that lifts him up eventually chops him back down.
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We are only just beginning to understand all of the unique ways in which diversity drives this advantage.
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"I had only just heard about the show due to internet mumblings," said artist and animator Jay Wright.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads We're only just beginning to explore the aesthetic possibilities of time travel.
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There were a few pieces that had been around for a while and only just committed to disc.
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The turret is a machine fit — only just big enough to get into the hole of the tank.
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Renewable energy is one of the fastest growing sectors of the American economy, but we've only just begun.
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It has 55 fouls: That ranks second, but only just behind France, which has played one more game.
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An internet shutdown that began in August following sweeping constitutional changes in Kashmir has only just been eased.
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The five-story structure was built in 2014, but its true purpose was only just announced last week.
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And the committee has only just begun examining more than 3,000 ads turned over on Monday by Facebook.
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This show has spent 15 seasons dealing with serious issues and this is only just now coming up.
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The trials for those who participated in the 79-day Umbrella Movement in 2014 have only just ended.
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The bailouts from New York — Jackson's included if there is no playoff run — may have only just begun.
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While the competition's era may be coming to a close, the "New Space" industry is only just beginning.
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While Democrats are only just beginning their primary squabble, Trump campaign aides say they're sitting on a juggernaut.
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One hand rests on his hip, the other holds the gown closed at the neck, but only just.
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"It wasn't only just embarrassing that I sprained it, it was more embarrassing that I fell," said Eilish.
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These experimental triglyceride-reducers are in early stages of development, however, and human trials have only just begun.
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McClinton had only just received approval for the budget to print out cards, so he didn't have any.
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Giuliani's Eastern European trip is only just beginning, but in typical Giuliani style, it has already been surreal.
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Tuca is an irresponsible toucan whose overconfidence and codependence are only just starting to affect her carefree lifestyle.
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It also hopes to defend planned production rates, which have only just been lowered due to weak demand.
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China's official PMI was only just positive at 241.6, though it was the third straight month of improvement.
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"With so many Irish distilleries opening, the premium offerings within the category have only just begun to shine."
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"It only just became apparent that he is a Feto member," Mr. Cevik said in a telephone interview.
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And more broadly, the smartphone industry is only just starting to recover after facing a wave of declines.
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While he has only just turned 153-years-old, Mein is an impressively experienced 39-pro fight veteran.
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The oldest 737-800s EgyptAir uses date only to 2006, while some new ones were only just delivered.
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But there's a very high price to be paid, and the reckoning for them is only just beginning.
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" My immediate thought: "But he only just released a new album—which I was critical of only last night.
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Now I wonder: Why is it that we're lauded and celebrated when we've only just embarked on the journey?
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Such is the case with an incredible bird fossil, found 25 years ago in Utah but only just described.
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Don't get too comfortable, though, because this generation's war between law enforcement and encryption technology has only just begun.
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Not too shabby for a girl who only just got the right to legally take a sip of alcohol.
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But, there's another flavor that was released last year, and we are only just now finding out about it.
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Tons of recycled paper and plastics are piling up across the country, and this problem has only just begun.
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The life and times of Roll Safe had only just begun, before being snuffed out in a single tweet.
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Learning to REALLY truly love yourself is it, and I've only just realized that that is more than enough.
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When he came out, I had only just divorced my first husband, so I wanted to just be friends.
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It only just started selling video ads last fall, and it only began offering ads at all in 2014.
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And, if the goal is to move the Democratic Party to the left, that campaign has only just begun.
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The app was only just released so early bugs — like the location issue — will no doubt be ironed out.
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Don't worry we are well aware that we have only just now crossed into the second week of August.
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Big businesses have absorbed Google-style tech, but are only just beginning to adopt Google-style thinking alongside it.
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With all they have to offer, it's interesting that we're only just now seeing Cara Caras gaining mainstream popularity.
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"We have only just become aware of the recent allegations regarding Neil deGrasse Tyson," Fox said in a statement.
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Although the downturn is gathering pace, that default rate has moved only just over the historic mean of 3.5%.
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Steve Bannon is only just out of the White House, but he's already got plans for his next phase.
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It has only just completed a plan, announced in 2015, to shave 300,000 people from the 2.3m-strong force.
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Instead, the clothespeg came only just in time to pinion Shelley's tear-stained handkerchiefs from the wild west wind.
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That recently drove the workforce gender gap to a record low, and February's reading is only just off that.
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Many believe the Goldwater Institute is only just getting warmed up in its attempts to limit the FDA's powers.
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That requires lots of enthusiasm and "it just – only just – worked in 2018, it's a risky strategy" he says.
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But she says she only just really mastered the technique of liquid liner thanks to Too Faced's new innovation.
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Johansson and Jost, who have been dating for over a year, have only just started walking red carpets together.
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He even acknowledged that he had only just learned that Trump planned to campaign in his state with Gov.
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Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra have officially been pronounced husband and wife, and the celebration is only just beginning.
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Like, actually new, not that 5-year-old note-taking app you only just got around to checking out.
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The gift was made in June but has only just been revealed in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing.
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West hopes not only just Māori kids will use it, but anyone who has an interest in the culture.
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The relationship between President Trump and Hollywood has only just begun, but by many accounts it will be contentious.
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The primaries have only just begun, and already it's been a long, strange trip of a GOP presidential race.
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I think this principle applies not only just to music apps but to the writing of music as well.
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Yet despite critical acclaim and star turns, Escola has only just begun to dip his toes in the mainstream.
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And while capitalist Hong Kong enjoys a hefty GDP for its size, it's only just slightly happier than Somalia.
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Almost the entire trailer is animated, which makes sense considering Universal only just broke ground on the park recently.
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Taylor Goldsmith might already be engaged to Mandy Moore, but the musician only just made the relationship Insta-official!
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She began to turn things around in the second, but only just, and knew that much more was needed.
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Princess Leia was thinking things she never said about Han Solo — and we're only just finding out about it.
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A Twitter user called "The Dark Overlord" claimed responsibility, warning ominously that the release was only just the beginning.
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Apps like Instagram and Snapchat had only just launched, and both focused solely on image sharing at the time.
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It is only just over 200 pages long, after all, and the story zips along at quite a pace.
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In the year since Brazil officially declared an end to the Zika outbreak, the aftermath has only just begun.
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There are pieces she hardly wore -- her new clothes for senior year -- that she only just began to wear.
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In Hawaii, where only just over 12% of households own guns, that rate was not quite three per 100,000.
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But remember than iOS 10 was only just announced today, and perhaps Apple will have some surprises come September.
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Last month in Austria a far-right, anti-migrant, Eurosceptic candidate only just missed being elected head of state.
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That's at the top end of what Gorman's shooting for, but only just ahead of his rival's 12.8 percent.
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Given that she had only just begun her new job, Harper continued giving 100%, despite her persistent health concerns.
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"Only just now, after seven years, can I let my business run even a little on autopilot," she admitted.
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Despite these efforts, we are only just beginning to have an evidence — based understanding of the crisis at large.
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The therapeutic value of sexual rehabilitation, for example, is only just beginning to be grasped by the military brass.
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In some sense, the "Mark Zuckerberg production"—as he called Facebook in its early years—has only just begun.
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He has been making the pitch for five years and is only just starting to see signs of momentum.
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He is wearing a gold earring, too, kind of like the Buddha, only just one earring, instead of two.
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Still, McConnell told reporters Wednesday that the task of selling the reforms has only just begun for the GOP.
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My journey is only just beginning, but I've never been more excited for what the future has to hold.
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As we've only just witnessed Trump's inauguration this morning, all the items are set to gray at the start.
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Investigators have only just begun to dig, but look at how much they've been able to uncover so far.
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The finagling over the Republican tax plan was pretty ferocious last week, but it's probably only just getting started.
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She nearly sank on Saturday and came in 14th in the heat rankings, only just making the automatic qualifying.
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Keep in mind, ARKit really just got rolling this year, and the iPhone X only just hit the market.
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The tech industry may have become a dominant force by some metrics, but we are only just getting started.
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It's like the house and dance 12-inches, we've stocked those for years and they've only just started shifting.
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All day, stoned teenagers who'd probably only just emerged from hotboxed pop-up tents started to emerge in swarms.
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When I last spoke with Ian Xplosion, Twitch had only just turned on his ability to monetize his streams.
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So why did it take you so long to close and why are you only just officially announcing now?
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"The rights we have remain on paper and are only just starting to be put into practice," he said.
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Women hold 13% of CFO positions at America's leading companies, against only just under 5% of the top jobs.
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My mom was I've only just begun to realize how many lessons she taught me about earning more money.
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One executive said the government was only just starting to understand the enormity of the crisis for the industry.
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Parties backing Prayuth only just edged out an alliance uniting Future Forward with the main party linked to Thaksin.
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Treasury yields edged up in response, though the two-year is only just above 483-month lows at 1.77%.
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In 2017, we are only just beginning to critically examine the supply and demand around news, truth, and evidence.
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Special courts that deal in violence against women are only just beginning to operate, a district attorney told me.
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It holds that, despite all the changes the computer revolution has already wrought, it is only just getting started.
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It's a slight exaggeration to say that S.L. has taught me how to be an adult, but only just.
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It feels like Peter Weber's Bachelor season only just started, but we're already just a week away from hometowns.
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The troubles for the survivors — Lydia and her son, Luca, who cower in the bathroom — are only just beginning.
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The end of the year may be over, but Jodie Whittaker's adventures as the Doctor have only just begun.
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The former three-term mayor only just apologized for the policy before announcing his presidential run late last year.
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This year has only just begun and already we've hit our first roadblock, Mercury is in freaking retrograde again.
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If nothing else, the new suit suggested vape companies were only just getting a taste of their potential liability.
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However, officials say the significance of the find has only just become clear following fresh excavations and new research.
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I only just started to get into it on T.'s recommendation, and I really enjoy it so far.
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The streaming giant only just recently stepped into the arena that networks like Lifetime and Hallmark have long dominated.
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Polar blue carbon provides an important but very complex ecosystem service that we are only just beginning to understand.
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I've only just started being able to talk about it but I basically had a cancer scare in 2012.
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It may not be quite as mesmerizing as watching strangers sort their laundry on television, but only just. JAN.
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The accident could only just have happened, but no one had seen it, and there was no one there.
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But given the show's extraordinary — and extraordinarily profitable — success, we've most likely only just begun exploring the "Thrones" universe.
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The flick came out last year to critical acclaim, but Kumail says Emily's mom only just found the pass.
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Though it's well-represented in literature and film, games have only just barely begun to explore the genre's potential.
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Clearly, the war on terror does not approximate previous world wars in terms of casualties, but it's only just begun.
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We thought there was one last wild species, and we're only just now aware that all wild horses went extinct.
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When English law and culture had only just caught up to homosexuality, he was the only celebrity talking about bisexuality.
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But it&aposs only just because I don&apost really mean what I&aposm saying when I&aposm replying all.
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In a way, the story of the Antarctic Peninsula, Larsen C, and its new baby A68, has only just begun.
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Jake Gyllenhaal has always had a song in his heart, we're only just now getting a chance to hear it.
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Maybe the three of them have worked out together for the past two years and only just posted a pic.
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However, after only just breaking out above its October highs, it could struggle to continue its move higher, Maley said.
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Even with the project now complete, I'm only just able to comprehend how special and unique the twins' relationships are.
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It was only just released today and no local bookstore is carrying it yet, so I place an order online.
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The implication is shareholders are valuing PMI's smokeless products at only about $38 billion, only just over half Breakingviews' valuation.
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Plank will be succeeded by Frisk, who is currently COO and only just joined the company about 2½ years ago.
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But the reality is that the splits within her party over the best terms for Brexit have only just begun.
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Modi and his Bharatiya Janata Party has only just been re-elected to a second term with an increased majority.
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Then, in the hopefully not too distant future, we'll be able to repair the damage that has only just begun.
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Many are still only just coming to terms with the new rates after existing hedges rolled off earlier this year.
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AGAIN, I'M DEFENSIVE ABOUT THIS ONLY JUST BECAUSE THIS IS ONE OF THE FEW THAT IT WAS A BRIGHT SPOT.
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The British political class seems able to spare a thought for them only just before or just after general elections.
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"It may be that this conflict has only just begun," Douthat said in a lecture to American conservatives in January.
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AT&T had reportedly only just started running ads on YouTube again after pulling them during a controversy in 2017.
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The 'pros' came out only just ahead, but it was from that moment that I decided to tell my wife.
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"We are devastated to pass on the news we only just heard ourselves earlier tonight," the post said in part.
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At the same age, Dorothy is being shown her Hollywood shelf life and her boyfriend's career is only just beginning.
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Except that it only "just works" with Android and web apps that have been updated to support Google's latest APIs.
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As Democrats across the country found out in 833, white voters may only just be getting started at being Republican.
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Dangling from the wiring that climbs some 8 feet up the gallery wall, the work only just holds the attention.
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The Professional Fighting League did issue a statement in the wake of his arrest, which only just came to light.
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"It still fits with the storyline, because you've only just arrived at this new frontier, and it's cold," says Fujioka.
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Either Trump is lying to his constituents who don't know any better, or he's only just started to pay attention.
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However, it's worth noting that the Caixin PMI is only just in positive territory and well below the official measure.
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"It is worrying that a species we've only just discovered could well disappear within the next few years," Svensson adds.
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Despite the amount of collective headspace that climate change occupies, today's studios are only just beginning to touch the issue.
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He only just signed onto legislation that would decriminalize possession of marijuana and would let states decide whether to legalize.
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But event ticketing platforms are only just beginning to realize that this is the direction in which they should head.
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Rodriguez Cobos and other organizers with the Sanctuary City Coalition of Winston-Salem say their fight has only just begun.
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And a separate, newer super PAC, Stand for Truth, only just hired a professional fundraiser, Kate Doner, CNN has learned.
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But the CDU is polling only just ahead of Salvini's anti-immigrant League, which is forecast to hold 27 seats.
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"The understanding of geology, resource and the best recovery techniques (for shale oil) has only just begun," said Woodmac's Rodger.
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Though the app only just began adding new users again, Snap has proved pretty successful at maintaining young users' attention.
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We have only just begun to explore the therapeutic value of shifting focus to fully attend to and maximise pleasure.
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As you may know, flu season has only just begun and it's going to get worse before it gets better.
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Photographer and filmmaker Deidre Schoo had only just moved to New York City when she met burlesque performer Rose Wood.
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The Great Depression was only just coming to an end, and De Beers wasn't a household name for jewelry yet.
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I've only just managed to secure a wholesaler who'll only let us buy if we order it by the caseload.
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The Baby are another band who I really love and have only just formed in the past month or two.
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But back then, that was a significant size, especially as many offices were only just getting broadband at that point.
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And still far and away our biggest business and in fact we've only just started selling the wearables in January.
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"We found out we made history, but we're not satisfied with only just this," Korean coach Kim Min-jung said.
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Despite negative interest rates, it is only just starting to contemplate borrowing more to pay for much-needed infrastructure improvements.
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"E-commerce is only just getting started in the U.S.," Kahn said about the need for a platform like Verishop.
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Rough plaster elements, stacked on wooden blocks, typify Nauman's principle for craft: finished only just enough to embody their ideas.
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A month after the tsunami, the air and water were cold, so the bodies had only just begun to decompose.
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Many of them appeared to occupy lowly positions on a ladder whose existence she was only just beginning to discern.
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But the rule was only just proposed, so things will take a while before the fight shifts to the courts.
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They've only just defeated the British at the Battle of Prestonpans when Jamie and Claire are forced back into action.
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It does not bode well, several analysts said, for the rest of an earnings season that has only just started.
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He says smoking synthetic marijuana consumed his life and led to an addiction that he's only just managed to break.
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In the U.S. we've seen them come down almost 20 percent now, so the UK may have only just begun.
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Lucid only just announced the car's completed its first high speed stability test at 217 mph with a prototype vehicle.
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Their daughter's husband is in prison and she only just started a job serving tea for visitors at a school.
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Aware of that risk, the government is betting big on mobile payments, an industry only just taking root in Japan.
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Summer is only just getting into gear, but for Game of Thrones fans, it's the beginning of the long winter.
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Occasionally, Court TV showed clips from the trial, but the channel had only just launched; few people watched the network.
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We're only just a small family business and we make 100 tonnes of chocolate a week in Scottish-made machines.
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But coincidentally, if this long-awaited debut album is anything to go by, then Sampha's journey is only just beginning.
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The Rio Olympics have only just finished, but Japan is already gearing up for its 2020 staging of the games.
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The national conversation about the depths of the crime — and the urgency of redress — is only just beginning to happen.
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Politics only just barely made the "how to" list, with June's General Election coming in at the number 9 spot.
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In August, he told GQ that he has only just begun to give himself credit for his presence in fashion.
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Not only just for my community — and hopefully what that means to be represented and seen — but also for culture.
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But executives on earnings calls are saying their companies have only just begun to feel the effect of the tariffs.
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That conversation is part of a larger turn toward reevaluating women's legacies — but it's only just beginning to take off.
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In 2012, the city's downtown shopping district, Chiado, was only just starting to feel the consequences of Portugal's financial crisis.
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The majority of avocados consumed in the United States come from California, where a major drought is only just ending.
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A spokesman for the Pompidou Center said it had no comment as it had only just started reading the judgment.
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Leckie sends a scary cross zipping along the face of goal, and Dalsgaard only just arrives to clear it away.
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As a journalist, you learn how many stories end with the humbling realization that the journey has only just begun.
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The Hills: New Beginnings is only just starting, so it's not totally clear yet how much Ashley will be featured.
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Greece has only just emerged from a multi-year debt crisis which required three international bailouts from 2010 to 2015.
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No, I don't really see any advantage for them, and they only just watched "King Kong" a few months ago.
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The drama between Jenni "JWoww" Farley, her boyfriend Zack Clayton Carpinello and her costar Angelina Pivarnick is only just beginning.
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As one of the worst on record, and only just peaking, this year's flu season has garnered significant media attention.
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This would be a big mistake though, because some of the best deals of the year are only just dropping.
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That would open up new sources of cobalt, but could destroy ecosystems that scientists have only just begun to explore.
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" Ms. Garber added, "They take common ground and suggest that it might, but only just 'might,' be made of quicksand.
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You, my Albert, on me now like a daybreak inamorato, so unfamiliar I can only just remember your formal name.
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Still, Tutkhalian, a 1 meter 42 dynamo who only just turned 17, has plenty of days ahead to represent Russia.
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London with a score of 773 only just edged out Hong Kong in third place with a score of 771.
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The Washington Post pegged the commissioner's murder on the Mafia, a concept then only just dawning on the American consciousness.
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The Markit/CIPS manufacturing PMI for Britain rose more than expected but came in only just above the 216 level.
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I only just downloaded the app and logged back in a few months ago to keep up with her tweets.
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Italy's economy has only just started to recover from a long period of intermittent recession, hence more uncertainty is unwelcome.
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Detective Hays doesn't have kids yet in the 1980 timeline because he is only just meeting Amelia, their future mother.
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Many of the migrants found the situation particularly traumatizing because they had only just escaped torture and slavery in Libya.
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What they found was impossible to ignore — and is only just beginning to reshape our understanding of the American electorate.
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While the players were back, the umpires had only just ratified a new contract after being locked out since December.
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Because they were fighting against Google, initially only just Google and then later Amazon and the others came in. Right.
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It's hard to think of a workable alternative — a combination of wireless and wired display driving is conceivable, but only just.
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Younger monopolies such as Alphabet and Facebook have net cash positions, largely because the money has only just started pouring in.
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Shayk only just shared a photo with Cooper on Instagram in April, however – retaining some air of privacy around their romance.
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Whatever connection Ethel has to all of the drama going down on Riverdale, it's only just to keep this character around.
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He supports himself, his wife and three granddaughters with the help of United Nations assistance that only just covers the rent.
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While Call of Duty Black Ops 4 and Red Dead Redemption 2 only just launched, Microsoft is offering deals on both.
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This year has already seen 70,000 people make the journey, with the summer peak season for the voyage only just beginning.
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Future's collab with the band on new track "Cold" was released earlier this week, though the visual has only just surfaced.
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The printing presses had only just started turning when the media finally started to run with the story in late October.
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Facebook has only just revealed its far-reaching cryptocurrency plans, but Libra is already prompting global financial institutions to take action.
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While we've only just begun our work, the Commission has been inspired by people who give of themselves to help others.
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Was it only just last week that folks were debating the quality of the first 100 days of the Trump administration?
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In 2000, internet access had only just begun to penetrate middle America; online video was clunky and social media barely existed.
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Following that historic defeat, Labour then called a no-confidence in the government which was also voted down, but only just.
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During that time, Frankel and Hoppy separated and began a four-year, contentious divorce that was only just finalized in July.
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Rachel Lindsay and Bryan Abasolo are only just getting married in August, more than two years after they first got engaged.
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It's also worth noting that the steel-making ingredient is now only just above the $285 a tonne close on Jan.
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"We are still only just starting to discover what connected health can really bring to people," said Carreel in a statement.
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We're only just beginning to get hit with hot weather and so far, all those rays and heat waves feel glorious.
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Since we've only just started our investigation, we have yet to determine whether these accounts were misused or any information accessed.
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"This is only just the beginning of where we need to go," 29-year-old Improbable CEO Herman Narula told Reuters.
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When the ZZ operatives finally do rescue Danny and reach the extraction point, they realize their mission has only just begun.
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But we are only just now arriving at the time when such theories can be tested at the most basic levels.
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"All the more dangerous in a situation where the German economy is only just managing to avoid a recession," it read.
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We are only just beginning to understand how the subtle changes in forces at the hands of human partners is interpreted.
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And those only just beginning to learn about trans lives can educate themselves with Stonewall UK's helpful Truth About Trans FAQ.
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Bariloche in Argentina is only just south of the track, and a hugely attractive place to visit, eclipse or no eclipse.
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This underplays the forces of chaos and elemental passion which were lurking in the background, and only just kept at bay.
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Even so, the whole cyber area remains a huge task for the alliance which it has only just started to tackle.
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It's kind of amazing that this feature is only just arriving in Pokémon Go. It seems like such a no-brainer.
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Then I had to do fashion week having not only just been left by my husband, but also the rebound guy.
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Only just over 242% of French teachers adjust their methods to individual ability, compared with over 22014% of those in Norway.
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Although she only just turned 18, Winter recently opened up to PEOPLE about how child stardom helped her grow up quickly.
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Otto, Levandowski's self-driving trucking company, had only just come out of stealth when Uber announced its acquisition in August 2016.
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Growth has only just started to pick up following a military coup that ousted Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra in May 2014.
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Kim Taylor Bennett only just found out that the alcoholic content of gin is anywhere between 40 to 50 percent. Oops.
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Two of the largest communities for chatbot developers are joining forces with the belief that bots are only just getting started.
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We've only just begun award season, meaning there's plenty of other opportunities for, say, Hereditary, to get the props it deserves.
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We're only just now starting to figure out how Facebook has affected our psyche, or how Twitter has affected public discourse.
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"I think I'm only just beginning to realize what it stole from me," she said, referring to Weinstein and the NDA.
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Some of the premium movies that only just made it to the streaming site will also leave, despite their short tenure.
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The reason for that view has to do with the type of chip that SMIC is only just beginning to manufacture.
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But it seems like we're only just getting to know Annie Apple and all the delightful things she has to say.
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Flash forward to 12 years after Mean Girls came out, and we are somehow only just discovering what Caroline Kraft, a.k.a.
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On that, there's no date right now, but it'll be some time, as the production team has only just been confirmed.
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From May 11, in response to Axios reporter Jonathan Swan tweeting "Comey's revenge is only just beginning": Next up: Comey's revenge.
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Shanghai had only just opened up to foreign investment; the future megacity Shenzhen still had just a few hundred thousand inhabitants.
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Several reasons are behind this: First, wages are only just beginning to accelerate and their impact will remain limited this year.
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With Leroy Sane and Julian Draxler only just beginning their international careers, that shouldn't be a problem for too much longer.
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I've only just realized recently how much art I need to do here, because I've been a bit behind in class.
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"I've only just recently come out as bisexual to my family and friends," Purser wrote in a post shared on Twitter.
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Like I said, most videos about bullet journaling are long (around 15-20 minutes), and they only just scratch the surface.
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The Federal Reserve has only just begun to "normalize" its monetary policy through three modest interest-rate increases over two years.
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But Andrew Cuomo, the Democratic governor who controls the MTA, has only just begun to recognize the severity of the problem.
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It only just ruins your day... On the other side of your maximum fear, are all the best things in life.
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Nigeria is the biggest economy in Africa, but even so, it is only just getting the ball rolling on digitising commerce.
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THE HOUSEHOLD SECTOR REMAINS QUITE MODERATE COMPARED TO HISTORICAL STANDARDS BECAUSE HOUSEHOLDS HAD ONLY JUST REALLY COMPLETED DELEVERAGING IN MANY CASES.
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He walks through life as though he's in a trance, as if he's only just gotten up from a strange dream.
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Bond markets were only just starting to pull back as Wall Street trading neared, having rallied in reaction to the Fed.
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This is a Katrina in slow-motion, and the Trump administration is only just catching on to how bad things are.
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Real-life songwriter Paul Williams ("We've Only Just Begun" and "Rainbow Connection") plays the villain and provides the movie's outlandish soundtrack.
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"Beautiful!" we say, though we can see that it is not only just as old as before but still quite dirty.
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The traditional giants of the grocery industry — supermarket chains — have only just begun to experiment with e-commerce and home delivery.
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But the firm has only just landed its first boomer-targeted marketing effort "with real spending behind it," Mr. Bouchez said.
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With that said, the company is only just now starting to do clinical research to test the validity of its thesis.
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Despite only just making their collaboration official, the pair actually have prior history together as members of indie-dance band Mitzi.
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A climbing team had become lost, I learned, much higher up the mountain, and had only just descended, minutes before me.
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Russian is only just starting to admit the scale of its problem with an estimate of 219 million people with HIV.
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The system was so effective that Google bought the tiny start-up these researchers were only just getting off the ground.
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First of all, it's kind of shocking to only just make this connection—it's so perfect and has always been there.
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That evening, I had only just arrived at my hotel when a phone I assumed didn't work rang in my room.
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Some came with partners of more than 30 years, and others had only just come out in their 70s or 80s.
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The coronavirus pandemic has only just gotten started in the continental U.S., but testing for the virus is already a mess.
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But success came only just in time: If Ms. Gough hadn't gotten the part, she was going to quit acting altogether.
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Their story is not only just as implausible, but also hinges on a false equivalency between Jack's alcoholism and Stephanie's work.
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Further details about how Japan will participate aren't yet available, which makes sense, given this decision has only just been made.
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In the work's final moments, it seems that despite baring it all, she has only just begun to scratch the surface.
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Stack logic is only just finding its footing in the corporate world, and it hasn't spilled into mainstream conversation just yet.
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Arrival only just emerged out of quasi-stealth in recent weeks after announcing a $110 million investment from Hyundai and Kia.
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The campaign, which is only just beginning, also offered fans a hint of what a Misty Copeland performance might smell like.
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Forty years on, we're only just starting to recognize the profound impact of their shift from the utopian to the practical.
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Indeed it's really only Belgium's flagship BEL 20 index that is able to keep its head above water – and only just!
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Tanden believes that women, including those who are entering politics and activism for the first time, are only just getting started.
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"The topic is not off the table at all; we're only just getting started," she told the Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung newspaper.
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But while Trump has won the initial battle over the report, the Washington warfare over its implications is only just beginning.
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This is especially true considering the new Congress has only just been sworn in and President Trump hasn't even taken office.
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The South Korean automaker had only just resumed production at four China plants less than a week ago after supply problems.
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It has only just rolled back tariffs on Canada, even though it is a major allied supplier to the U.S. market.
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Back when I was boxing and only just becoming interested in grappling, I used to watch her takedown game with awe.
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They suffer from limited funding and institutional restraints, and are only just coming to terms with the scale of the problem.
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Like any other type of breakup, you can only just hope for Claudio to find an even better partner next time.
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According to the program note, that's exactly what they're doing: preparing to perform a long and complicated dance they've only just learned.
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Dream is only just about to celebrate her second birthday, but she's already taken a leaf out of her stylish mama's book.
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The highest capacities (currently 512GB) are usually very expensive, as the tech that makes them possible is only just out of development.
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Serena's career as a working mother has only just begun but she is clear about her priorities off and on the court.
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The sun had only just come up Friday, but the young self-driving car industry had already moved into a new era.
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Backlash to the Affordable Care Act cost Democrats control of the House in 2010 and they only just regained it this year.
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