"Obviously, you don't start out — as Graydon didn't start out — the way that Graydon ended up."
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"It&aposs extremely important to start out not with implementing advice, but to start out with analysis," she says.
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Sellers tend to start out really high and buyers tend to start out really low, and negotiations can take years instead of months.
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"It's extremely important to start out not with implementing advice, but to start out with analysis," Financial planner Ylisa Sanford previously told Business Insider.
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While the new MacBook Pros start out at $22048,2200—and can hit prices as high as $212.9—the MacBook and iPad Pro both start out around $1,300.
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Jay: I didn't start out as a switch, but that happens a lot to people in the kink world: you start out as one thing and then keep evolving.
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JERUSALEM — The teenager's Instagram posts start out breezily enough.
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Here, you start out with a range of augs unlocked.
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There are so many questions when you first start out.
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I work with drum machines and sequencers to start out.
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Burning Man didn't start out here in the desert, though.
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However, most sneakers don't start out with such lofty prices.
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Mr. Bergman did not start out in the art world.
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Most people have to start out in the rookie factories.
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So let's say that two guys start out lifting weights.
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You start out abandoned, because everything is so far apart.
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Lessons start out with beachside stretching and a warm up.
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But Bulletin Broads did not start out as a store.
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He doesn't start out as a rampaging narcissist and megalomaniac.
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It's quite lovely, because it didn't start out like that.
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How did the rest of you start out as musicians?
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The internet did not start out as a neutral invention.
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Liberals prepare yourselves — the economy could start out really strong under Trump Liberals prepare yourselves — the economy could start out really strong under Trump Anti-Trumpers often like to think facts are on their side.
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However, the company is going to start out small at first.
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The feature did start out as something Facebook manually switched on.
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We start out with 200 some odd people, let's be honest.
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Biden and Bernie start out one-two in all the polls.
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But you didn't start out as a writer on this screenplay.
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To start out, only General Motors and Volvo vehicles were eligible.
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We start out really intense, but there's moments of levity throughout.
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"We'll start out delivering liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen," he said.
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When you first start out, the map is almost completely empty.
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DV: You got to start out by with a little humility.
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Most of the couples I know didn't start out as couples.
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The tracks start out Grande, and then there are goats. Watch.
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A little time has passed when we start out the season.
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Chow chows start out tiny but then they get real big.
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I didn't start out thinking I was even writing a book.
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Apple fans have some good news to start out the week.
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People in their teens and early 22010s start out reasonably cheerful.
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For many women, Etsy is a great place to start out.
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A lot of times, we tend to start out too fast.
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You start out very small and can potentially get very big.
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When you first start out, you need to make a decision.
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The large majority of us start out with F ME money.
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Newcomers start out at $12.85 an hour for 12-hour shifts.
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General Flynn did not start out as a champion of Erdogan.
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Basically, outwork everybody: Start out earlier and end your day later.
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He did not start out wanting to play the horn, though.
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That a major dramatic actress can start out in silly sitcoms.
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Start out with this guide to getting the best hybrid bike.
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Social justice movements rarely start out as popular campaigns, he says.
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"Women have to start out disproving that they're lying," she said.
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Yanai said he didn't start out being very motivated to work.
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KS: You know they didn't start out ... You know their game.
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People could start out that way and then, eventually, put down roots.
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They start out as archetypes, but then they turn into something else.
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So the question is, why did things start out so low entropy?
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Trump was right to start out with Canada and Mexico trade problems.
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People don't always realize that few people start out being a pro.
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After all, the film has a strong hook to start out with.
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You don't need to have millions of dollars to start out, either.
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He sleeps on the floor, but they start out in bed together.
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Why it matters: Tech innovations often start out at prohibitively high prices.
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Even the best athletes didn't start out any better than their peers.
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But people in relationships that start out seemingly idyllic sometimes part ways.
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Tepper didn't start out as a master of the universe right away.
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Start out at " Long-Term Care Insurance: What You Need to Know."
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It helped us start out with a very open and honest relationship.
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"I think we start out with a very healthy skepticism," Schiff said.
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When the two AIs start out, they're both bad at their jobs.
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It could start out as, you're enjoying a scoop of ice cream.
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This Is The End, to start out, I barely had any lines.
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Here's the thing with great stories—they basically all start out terribly.
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Osakwe didn't start out planning to use adire in all her collections.
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It can start out tentative or coy then sway into outright passions.
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Looking back at your own career, you didn't start out in journalism.
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Here's the tech news you need to start out your week. 1.
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According to CEO Amado Guloy, his company didn't start out this way.
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Matar did not start out photographing women from an explicitly feminist perspective.
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Johansen didn't start out as a brewer, but as a beer drinker.
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We start out idealistic, fresh-faced, ready to take on the world.
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You will start out innocently enough, but it quickly becomes an obsession.
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"We would like to start out thanking the Almighty," Mr. Rosselló said.
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"All of my own strips start out as scripts anyway," she said.
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So an updated daily diet for you may start out looking like:
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Jules Feiffer Cartoonist, screenwriter, playwright She didn't start out as a journalist.
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Animals would start out healthier and would need less worming-by-drug.
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"We would like to start out thanking the almighty," Mr. Rosselló said.
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Start out by pointing out something you have in common, she said.
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IT IS. AND LET ME START OUT BY PUTTING IT IN PERSPECTIVE.
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I decided to start out with a THC-infused drink and dessert.
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"Most people start out thinking their move will be temporary," Waters says.
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They start out in school and end up battling a giant Baron Nashor.
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So we&aposre going to start out right away with the Instagram questions.
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People in this role in Toronto start out making $60.8k to $85k. 10.
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TYRUS: He&aposd start out in a little vase and watch him grow.
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They start out extremely close, going to tai chi and eating pastries together.
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To reach its full potential, Uber has to start out-competing homegrown competitors.
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Furthermore, you'll notice that they start out very broad and get very specific.
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To start out, the service will only be available to Amazon Prime subscribers.
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The academic clearly did start out with that attitude upon arriving in Paris.
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"It's the second half and I wanted to start out right," Hamels said.
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The largest deals to start out 2017 hail from state higher education systems.
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So economics and practicality dictate that AVs will start out as shared robotaxis.
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When the twin crystals start out on their missions, they're precisely the same.
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And they start out as little bitty babies and their future's looking bright.
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At maturity, they are dramatically different organisms, but they start out nearly identical.
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With the people record search, police can start out with a person's name.
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From the Instagram video, you can see that her roots start out hidden.
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However, that renovation didn't start out as smoothly as her Beverly Hills transition.
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Kaevats admitted that he didn't start out as a techie for the state.
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I appreciate that the season didn't start out giving Coleman an ulterior motive.
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Allow me to start out by saying this: I am not a millionaire.
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Jeanne Shaheen, although the former governor would start out as a clear favorite.
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If you start out with minimal ice, you're heading into a losing battle.
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Where did you start out and what kind of stuff were you playing?
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But didn't hockey start out on winter ponds—just man and the elements?
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Predictive algorithms start out as historians: they study historical data to detect patterns.
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If you start out by tracking the baby's every breath, what comes next?
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Technically, it's easy to measure everything, so most startups start out that way.
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In the book, the warning signs about Oppenheim start out small but ominous.
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John Lynch: I wanted to start out with the news of this week.
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WILFRED FROST: We want to start out on some of the macro sentiment.
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Some of the best ideas in the world start out as pub dares.
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"The next big thing will start out looking like a toy," he says.
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"We didn't start out one day thinking 'hey, let's do space,' necessarily," Jonas said.
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For 99 percent of racers, a slow start out of the blocks spells disaster.
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The conversations start out simple but get steadily more complex as you go along.
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Let me start out by saying that it actually PAINS me to write this.
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I'd start out in Connecticut and work my way up into Massachusetts and back.
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I start out ranked at 123,212, the worst restaurant in London, according to TripAdvisor.
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John and Molly Chester start out as an average pair of health-conscious Angelenos.
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Start out with paying down the minimum on your student loan and other debts.
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But the adorable pair who inspire daily #couplegoals didn't actually start out that way.
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The big hair at Valentino, for example, didn't start out as big as that.
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Marvel Television's own Jeph Loeb notes that the character won't start out as Bullseye.
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Were there an honest vote now, his successor would start out with real legitimacy.
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That could be the case, though it seems they don't initially start out there.
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" Walker warns he may start out behind in polls - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: "GOP Gov.
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Lesperance said his client didn't start out Canadian; he was an American-born businessman.
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Start out small, with just one finger, and slowly insert it into their vagina.
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It's not unusual for US presidents to start out stressing the positive with Putin.
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I think they're responding especially after we lost two to start out this homestand.
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Players start out with a settler, establish a city and then grow and expand.
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Do you start out on a diet of sour beers or heavy-duty stouts?
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Sophie Payten: Yeah, I mean, we didn't kind of start out with that plan.
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Invasives don't start out as invasives but certainly there's a problem with them now.
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The fandango at the border did not start out as an overtly political act.
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You start out as Bruce Wayne, just chilling at home in your palatial manor.
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Dermal bone does not start out as cartilage and does not contain blood vessels.
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You start out, everything was fine, and all of a sudden things get blurry.
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" (because all embryos start out female) and "Why Do Men Fall Asleep After Sex?
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We became elites at elite institutions, but we did not start out that way.
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Many teatox brands start out by contacting small-time bloggers and lesser-known models.
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He and the study's lead author, Virag Sharma, did not start out targeting testicles.
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My opinion was that the F.B.I. should have properly vetted him to start out.
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Teams start out hot and don't finish the season that way, or vice versa.
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They start out the day at odds, but eventually open up to one another.
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Women in business start out equal to men in terms of jobs and pay.
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They start out as strangers, but you'll naturally grow close to them over time.
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"We're really trying to keep this very simple as we start out," Kane said.
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You also start out with 1TB of storage and lightening-fast 802.11ac wireless technology.
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That's how many new technologies start out: slightly awkward, questionably useful, kind of fun.
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I start out warm and then always hit it cold for a good minute.
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The fleet will start out with Mercedes-Benz S, E and V-class cars.
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Though you can really sit anywhere, most like to start out on the floor.
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"I'll probably give to Bernie and Elizabeth to start out the primaries," he said.
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Entrepreneurs who start out with nothing and make it on their own broadly, honestly.
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I'm going to start out with internet devices and users: Growth continues to slow.
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And of course like a lot of his friends we start out as ideological adversaries.
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But there are also employees in higher positions who start out at €15 an hour.
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People don't just start out and immediately become the most enlightened advocate in one week.
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That's exactly how our customers, they start out, they go to a bunch of movies.
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"A child might start out with flu but then die of another infection," he added.
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Soon, a spa day could start out like a visit to your primary-care physician.
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Five Points didn't start out aiming to achieve gender parity or market to certain demographics.
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Despite a slow start out of the gate, the Apple Watch has destroyed the competition.
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Their ride will start out in Barcelona before ending at the Falles Festival in Valencia.
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I start out with a healthy breakfast — a banana and a protein bar or cereal.
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The scenes start out small, having you explore quiet city streets and pockets of forest.
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Deadpool didn't start out as the merc with a mouth we all know and love.
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Maybe it's best for us to start out with our expectations going into this movie.
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Start out with these seven core-toning exercises and you'll feel stronger in no time.
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Why else would he leave the very happy, colorful village that you start out in?
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It will start out slow, operating at levels not sensitive enough to detect gravitational waves.
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But Dichter didn't start out living the luxe, private-jet life, hanging with Warren Buffett.
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Beginners should start out with just the barbell, for example, and then add weight accordingly.
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Cyclones start out as tropical depressions like Imelda, with sustained wind speeds below 39 mph.
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Stacey Evans first, and would start out as an underdog against her eventual Republican opponent.
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It should come as no surprise if tomorrow's fintech unicorns start out as edtech companies.
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What kind of artist who is trying to build himself up can start out there?
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You should start out thinking wide and then narrow it down into one specific focus.
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We start out in the baby pinks and the toys, which represent her younger life.
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You start out on the roof of the Palais Garnier, where you meet the faun.
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Start out by sticking to the same schedule as when you went into an office.
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We start out with a "hella good" discussion about Microsoft's terrible recruitment email (0:20).
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But that does not mean that potential N.H.L. talent cannot start out in the islands.
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Start out with me and then continue on with everybody who would be in need.
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"Roughly four out of five new heroin users start out on prescription medication," he said.
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"They start out in the pocket with Mommy and Daddy," she quoted her as saying.
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There is a frustration period when we first start out because we are grossly incompetent.
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Chicago will start out with rain on Tuesday afternoon, then turn to snow late Tuesday.
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Breakingviews Divorce can be messy, even when both sides start out wanting an amicable settlement.
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Whether I start out the season or come in later, it doesn't matter to me.
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But let me start out by saying that the spectacle this morning was completely unnecessary.
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So those microplastics that start out in your closet end up in your digestive system.
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Loasoideae stamens start out splayed, bunched up in groups and tucked within the flower's petals.
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These modest assemblages of paper, tape, cardboard, and glass didn't start out as a series.
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It is one thing to start out writing poems, because nearly everyone dabbles in it.
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Did you know that some of the most iconic Google products start out as side products?
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Aylon Steinhart (Courtesy Eclipse Foods) Aylon Steinhart (Courtesy Eclipse Foods) Humans didn't start out drinking milk.
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So you start out with a question that's really well-defined: Does it help or hurt?
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We start out at the Hilltop, where Maggie is still calling Gregory out on his bullshit.
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A huge congratulations goes to Bella; boy, what a way to start out the New Year.
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How much money did you start out with and how much money do you have now?
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You start out translating simple, short statements, but eventually, you'll have to tackle much longer texts.
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While things don't start out all that gruesome, the game gradually eases you into its nightmare.
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The Nero you start out as is nothing like the one that enters the final battle.
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They didn't start out with money, but it's who they've become — whether they're together or apart.
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We would start out okay, but end up crying for him, because we miss him dearly.
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So most of the food that we think of as elite didn't start out that way.
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The bags start out as tents, sleeping bag covers, leather, hardware, canvas, nylon, and old uniforms.
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Nowadays, LGBTQ+ Pride might seem like a big party, but it didn't start out that way.
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He didn't start out with this intention when he threw his first festival in 2009, however.
|
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In episode 1, "Scream Again," we start out in a somewhat familiar place: a rowdy party.
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And while Capshaw says she's a great snack mom now, it didn't start out that way.
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We don't start out with like a 2 19503/2-minute lead on the next leg.
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The decision to start out by testing a group of SUVs should come as no surprise.
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ANNA PAULINA, AIR FORCE VETERAN AND CONSERVATIVE ACTIVIST: I&aposll start out by saying this, Jesse.
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"Maybe to start out, you could say, 'I'm looking for a zippy, bright, white,'" Kris says.
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I find that when I start out with the right source of protein, it definitely helps.
|
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Meanwhile, the Chiefs went 5-0 to start out the season, before losing to the Patriots.
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It would have been awesome to start out this year two weekend sweeps in a row.
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You start out searching "vaccine" and five clicks later you're fully in the anti-vax world.
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The new base bonds would start out paying 1.1 percent interest for the coming fiscal year.
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It was pretty cool to see the New York City skyline start out appearing so small ...
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While such clashes could start out small, they might spiral and escalate to involve other powers.
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Let&aposs start out with our cheapest option, and that is the Sally Hansen Airbrush Legs.
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" Mr. Amin explains, "We pay them 33,23 taka ($2000) a month when they start out here.
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Start out with a concealer that's about 10 shades lighter than your skin tone, Paras recommends.
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And sure, that's exactly what the series has become—but it didn't start out that way.
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If two characters start out the episode on a positive note, then they'll probably stay positive.
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But what I found was that the people who start out as three are much better.
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However, as with any new technology, ectogenesis is likely to start out as an expensive luxury.
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No, because I didn't start out with any opinion of whether this was good or bad.
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"They start out, they go to a bunch of movies, they slowly edge down," he said.
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A Good Appetite Braising isn't pretty, or at least it usually doesn't start out that way.
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They don't start out with the presumption of omniscience; they struggle like the rest of us.
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People-- start out thinking stocks are cheap and then they start thinking stocks have gone up.
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But Ricky didn&apost start out making marionettes or performing as a puppeteer in the park.
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Rethinking a popular product Kopp and Morillion, who are both 40, didn't start out in fashion.
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In this conception, we start out trying to satisfy our physical needs, like hunger or thirst.
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And some will start out making the argument ironically, only to eventually start to believe it.
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Now picture the same game, with only five or six rules to learn to start out.
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They'll show up on 4chan and Reddit and believers will start out as the subject of ridicule.
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Social movements usually start out on the fringe, without a lot of resources, credibility, or public support.
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"You always start out just learning how to adjust things, just for photography in general," she adds.
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With Theresa in charge, things start out very much in the Roy Hodgson mould of England management.
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If you start out being Santa, you end up a therapist, a policeman, a teacher, a parent.
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It didn't start out like I planned, and it didn't end like I planned—that's another story.
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What difference does it really make if the cookies or candy start out in the ice cream?
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The cards represent characters and items, and you start out with just a mustachioed man to use.
|
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Some of the Chinese behemoth's retail ideas — like AI-powered shopping — start out in its employee canteen.
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They'll start out on Android, where they'll appear for searches made in Chrome and the Google app.
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Because what could start out as simply a partisan complaint could snowball into a serious business hurdle.
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TC: Why did you start out as a separate fund and then decide to combine the operations?
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I might start out with a painting of a plant, which then turns into a political painting.
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The loops actually start out as still images that become short videos thanks to some studio magic.
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"They start out with a personality right off the bat," Clooney told Entertainment Tonight on Sept. 1.
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It turns out improv isn't just about comedy — in fact, it didn't even start out that way.
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You start out with a generic team of low-ranked players and, over time, you earn more.
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Christian Siriano Siriano told Glamour that he didn't start out trying to be a champion of diversity.
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These popular funds start out aggressively with sizable stock holdings, but get more conservative as retirement approaches.
|
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OATH IS A BRAND THAT WILL START OUT AS A VALUES-BASED BRAND, ABOUT CONNECTING OUR VALUES.
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After all, who wouldn't want to start out in the concrete jungle or the city of dreamers?
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Start out with setting aside 1% and increase that a percentage point every six months, Long suggests.
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"I've always thought of myself as a potato, where you start out as this thing," she said.
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It is kind of like playing baseball but somehow managing to start out with the bases loaded.
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Their embryos start out looking very similar, consisting of heads and tails and not much in between.
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These experts recommended finding a niche, setting a budget, and keeping your expectations low to start out.
|
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"The entire planning process is supposed to do this: start out big and winnow down," he said.
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When you first start out in this line of work, you will surely suffer from cramped arms.
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"Even the most impressive CEOs often didn't start out knowing they were destined for greatness," the writerssaid.
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"People who start out on bagpipes are like baby turtles going out into the ocean," Green said.
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Snowball and Napoleon are not on the same side, even if they initially start out as allies.
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You can start out with an ocelot and several minutes later find yourself in the stratosphere ("Ocelot").
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We should just start out with a low-resolution, low-level front-facing camera for vanity's sake.
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That's progress, and our team is much better now than we were to start out the season.
|
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In early stages of this shift, the adults will start out poorly adapted to the new food.
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It will start out aggressive and automatically adjust the money so that the allocations are appropriately balanced.
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I did not start out to write a "political" album, because, frankly, I'm not convinced those work.
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Unlike Uber drivers, few of whom were previously riders, Airbnb hosts typically start out as renters first.
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A lot of the big email leaks that get reported on start out as a PST file.
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"Someone can start out pumping fuel and washing trucks and become a trained mechanic," Mr. Lopez said.
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You start out in Jerusalem, which is about 1200 miles, or rather 1200 feet above sea level.
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There are so many choices that Ferrari helps clients start out with one of three design themes.
|
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Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)Let me start out this review by saying I love my Fitbit Versa.
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However, research reveals that 95 percent of all workers who start out in sheltered workshops never leave.
|
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The Space Force would start out with fewer people than any other service, about 15,000 to 17,000.
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And it's common for the people who end up cooperating to start out by lying to investigators.
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"Someone can start out pumping fuel and washing trucks and become a trained mechanic," Mr. Lopez said.
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Start out with a very clear idea in your mind about the point you want to make.
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When you start out with a 22 percent pay inequality, that is quite a handicap to overcome.
|
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Weather: Today will start out cloudy and become increasingly clear, with a high in the upper 26s.
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If you want to start out by looking on the bright side, things have been much worse.
|
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Well, I mean, I think a lot of news organizations kind of start out that way, right?
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While you start out as Chief Hopper, you'll slowly unlock more characters, each of whom has different abilities.
|
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GIGOT: So let&aposs start out by -- how many nuclear weapons do we think North Korea really has?
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Friendships usually start out pretty casually, but when social media and fame are involved, things can escalate quickly.
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People in this position typically earn about $210k to $251.4k CAD per year when they start out. 266.2. .
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Start out with a hairy daddy while "Spacer Woman" plays, and I'll gladly see where that journey leads.
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The update will only be available on iOS in the US, UK, and Canada to start out with.
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They find that those which start out small, with few listings and low turnover, tend to remain so.
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It's much the same thing in Ancestors: you start out with no skills, no tools, and no knowledge.
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This idea that people who start out suspicious of each other can kind of soften, and actually connect.
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What many may not realize, though, is that the novel didn't start out as an investigation into class.
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The texturing and surfacing area [of the exhibit] over there describes that... Did Pixar start out like that?
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She told Essence the line will start out with lashes and expand to cover products for all women.
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Studies have shown that users react negatively when videos start out with loud audio, Huge's Del Rosario said.
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To start out, Bird will drop 100 scooters in Mexico City's La Condesa, Nápoles, Polanco, and Reforma neighborhoods.
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Early on, you can start out small when it comes to investing and saving, according to Pierre-Bravo.
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Body temperature rises feverishlyRacers start out in Hopkinton with a normal body temperature of around 20.53 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Though Ashley and Connor's conversation appeared to start out normally, it took a very quick and aggressive turn.
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To that end, the team at Campo Santo didn't start out with an idea for a specific game.
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Online home renovation and design giant Houzz didn't start out with a plan to enter the Indian market.
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The plan is to start out with payments before moving into financial services, such as loans and insurance.
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Can't get a bounce, it seems like, to start out these games, and they end up killing us.
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All screeners start out as part-timers, and some earn less than $15 an hour, Mr. Cox said.
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" At the Summit Corbin Robertson of Quintana Resources said, "I'm gonna start out with a confession, I'm guilty.
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Many of the messages on beam_me_up_softboi, for instance, start out looking for sympathy but turn sour almost immediately.
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Customers, who purchase per-device licenses to use ArcOS from Arrcus, typically start out with pilot-evaluation projects.
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Teachers often start out the school year with a supply of pencils, but when they're gone, they're gone.
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Those companies start out accustomed to using Chinese internet sites and apps to market and enhance their business.
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He told us that having that financial buffer would help our marriage start out on the right foot.
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I did start out probably with Piketty's articles where he talked about World War II and so on.
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Let me just start out with this whammy of a statement: Loving your body can change the world.
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I am 100 percent certain I made the right call — but I did not start out so confident.
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After a rocky start out of the gate, it overcame doubts it could shift from desktop to mobile.
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"They generally start out more political," said Asgeir Sigfusson, the communications director for the American Foreign Service Association.
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Start out with a very clear idea in your own mind about the point you want to make.
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You start out with all this different footage, and you have to figure out what the core is.
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By this they mean (entirely sensibly) that evolution doesn't start out with a goal and aim toward it.
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I wanted to start out with a very basic question: Why are you trying to primary Donald Trump?
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The series start out with this one idea, and sometimes the idea will morph while I'm painting it.
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It's just as true now as it was then: You don't need all that stuff to start out.
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Both of these experiments start out with good intentions—trying to understand people who can't speak for themselves.
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New arrivals who turn to street vending in Barcelona normally start out with help from an established mantero.
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Both will start out with good intentions, vowing to stay friends and keep Henry's best interests in mind.
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The Santa Anas start out in the high desert east of Southern California—cold, dry air, just chilling.
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These gals don't start out as reunited pals, though — they only know one another through their children's school.
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"If you're going to take one of these medications, you start out with a minimal dose," Rosen said.
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All planets seem to start out with about the same amount of rock in their cores, he said.
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And we have to recognize that everybody did not start out on an equal footing in this country.
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In other words, you may start out with a good sample, but five steps later it's hopelessly skewed.
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GUNDLACH: WELL, LET'S START OUT WITH SOMETHING PEOPLE THINK I KNOW SOMETHING ABOUT, WHICH IS THE BOND MARKET.
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And it's also a little odd to start out with a Dothraki charge given the commanders' previous experiences.
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Job title and accomplishments This is a very common and effective way to start out a cover letter.
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While both start out at similar salaries of around $48,000, salary growth for biology teachers is much slower.
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Young Cuban players face some pressure when they start out, but it's something they quickly become accustomed to.
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Staver estimates that of people who start out trying Uberman, three-quarters end up on some version of Everyman.
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"I think the key to a brand is that you don't start out to build a brand," she says.
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For example, you might start out by reading this piece about seven low interest rate credit cards available today.
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To start out, just 10 vehicles will be available on Lyft's app in the handful of towns around Phoenix.
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Things start out typically enough, with Lori seemingly being dragged out of what should be a "date" in handcuffs.
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Perhaps that's why most investors start out with such a bias for founder-led start-ups to begin with.
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You start out by selecting your titan and supporting troops, and then you give them some initial marching orders.
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After all, there are worse ways to start out in life than with this slightly silly but meaningful ritual.
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"I've been playing this whole week aggressive, and I think I didn't start out playing that way," Williams said.
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Some funds start out more aggressively than others; some put the brakes on an aggressive strategy sooner than others.
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Coambs' path to becoming a therapist didn't start out as expected — he used to be a firefighter in Texas.
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It means a lot to know you're thinking of us, and wishing us well as we start out together.
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To start out, Uber Freight was intended to act much like Uber's app, connecting a shipper with a truck.
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Start out by incorporating a heavy-duty mask into your routine at the first hint of a possible breakout.
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We think there's going to be a hybrid of it, but we start out with a non-semantic approach.
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Terzan 5 didn't start out massive and it isn't now, which means it has fluctuated in size over time.
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They can start out very small—some only hold a couple of mL—and they can get very big.
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Thankfully, for those who start out with Hue with Bluetooth, upgrading is as simple as buying a Hue bridge.
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"I wouldn't start out that young if I could do it over again," Lovato told Variety in June 2017 .
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"Christmas in July" did start out as a mid-year spiritual reminder of the birth of the Baby Jesus.
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Fazzina explained that a lot of the women start out writing—just like Gagne's new belle—out of curiosity.
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This makes the cost of uploading and downloading music unaffordable for many trying to start out in the industry.
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You've got to start out the gate with a clear vision and vibe, not to mention considering the sequencing.
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If you're looking to hop into the VR craze, these two titles are the ones to start out with.
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"Let me just start out by saying, there is a bit of an elephant in the room," Ryan said.
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There's one map where you start out in a movie theater and there are a ton of popcorn buckets.
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But because there are so many unknowns when you first start out, problems will arise and delays are inevitable.
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Many think Biden will run for president, and he would start out a race with a number of advantages.
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People don't start out with this kind of faith and then turn into terrorists because they became more faithful.
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Normally, these storms, which can grow to become planet-encircling, start out locally and pass the valley before growing.
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The patients, mainly children, start out with what looks like a cold or the flu, and then paralysis strikes.
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We see deals getting pushed down, and we see some deals that start out bigger and then get smaller.
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Airbnb didn't start out anticipating the emergence of these companies, but over time it has become receptive to them.
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They start out close and tight before spreading out from the galactic core and appearing to fade into space.
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Vitamin Users Start Out Healthier For Charlsa Bentley, 67, keeping up with the latest nutrition research can be frustrating.
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Some models suggest that planets forming around ultra-cool dwarfs start out with much more water than Earth has.
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Dirt riding is a great way to start out riding motorcycles because you're in a controlled space off road.
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The island may start out deserted, but eventually you'll make some new friends and find new places to shop.
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No, honestly, though, don't bring preformed beef to the party: Any fights that start out should happen organically. 40.
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Hosts start out on one routine, then seamlessly switch to others as Guests affect what happens in the park.
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Mr. Dash suggested that instead of a blue check mark, everyone might start out with, say, a gray one.
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We'll start out by saying to a young person, What happened to you, instead of, What's wrong with you?
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Confidence: Medium-High Saturday should start out on the sunny side but clouds start to spread in by afternoon.
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People without college degrees start out with a slightly larger pay gap, but it is smaller throughout their careers.
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So read on for Jessica's meal plan — we're sure it'll help you start out 2020 on a balanced note.
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After all, while Chinese buyers might start out with an inexpensive basic vehicle, Cadillac beckons, as it always has.
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"The children start out as baby bilinguals, but the older they get, the more English overtakes Spanish," she said.
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PARSONS What has gotten easier for me is that when you start out, your work is kind of erratic.
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Most Pirates start out as volunteers, helping with trash or performing other tasks so as to attend for free.
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How does a man start out perfectly innocent and then turn into a person who's capable of murdering someone?
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It turns out that these structures are a lot like people -- they start out small and grow over time.
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"We didn't start out to choose a Northwest designer," Sangita Woerner, Alaska Airlines' vice president of marketing, told CNBC.
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So the way I look at, I first start out with trying to have a view in the market.
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If you find yourself scrambling to stock up on these items, start out the new year with a system.
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I mean, not really, things will probably get worse, but it'd be churlish to start out expecting the worst.
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"I didn't start out thinking I was even writing a book," Green told EW of Turtles All The Way Down.
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For Europa, astronauts will start out in a quarantine trailer, then get transferred via scissor lift to the landing module.
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The company is rolling it out in 11 markets to start out: Nashville, Boston, Chicago, Washington DC, Denver, Minneapolis-St.
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I didn't start out seeking an alliance to join — a selfish attitude perhaps, because I surely benefited from their activism.
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Also, start out small when dipping into the market and "make sure you are buying things you understand," said Cheng.
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They will start out selling weed in 5g packets, with the concentration of THC, the active ingredient, capped at 15%.
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This interview has been edited for length and clarity To start out, we need to know, who writes the tweets?
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To start out, Uber Pro will be available for 100 percent of drivers in Seattle, Chicago, New Orleans, and Phoenix.
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The two-hour flight will start out over the Pacific Ocean and follow the eclipse as it passes over land.
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It was only the third start out of 14 this year in which Turnbull did not allow an earned run.
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This means the bots start out playing completely randomly, and over time, they learn to connect certain behaviors to rewards.
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You know, they say when you do this kind of event, you always start out with a self-deprecating joke.
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Samsung: Samsung Cloud, the iCloud equivalent for Galaxy S and Note smartphones, also offers 15GB of storage to start out.
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Those start out mundane enough, with pixel-built spiders crawling around the house, but they become increasingly disturbing and specific.
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No one knows, for instance, how neurons, which start out unspecialized in young brains, develop into distinct types of neurons.
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YouTube will start out working with cameras like the $350 Ricoh Theta, the $500 ALLie, and the $1,800 Orah 4i.
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They'll start out by saying, "Sure, I love the flexibility," but then pepper you with a long list of complaints.
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So I want to start out by talking about the current gaps and crises in the American health care system.
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Looking at P.S. 307 today, you might find it hard to imagine that the school did not start out segregated.
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I usually start out asking [castaways] if they had any inkling this was coming, but you knew this was coming.
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In my version, I start out with a boneless cut that is already tender, so it cooks far more quickly.
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But now in 2017, corn yield will almost positively start out at or above 170, or at least it should.
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Eventually, Ephraim and Thomas begin to turn on each other, leading to situations that start out funny but become horrific.
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We don't start out believing that an unseen force guarantees freedom's victory, but we fight for it all the same.
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In a surprising decision, the Titans went straight for an onside kick to start out their game against the Packers.
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If you scroll through the Facebook reviews for Voodoo Doughnut and its flagship Portland location, they start out straightforward enough.
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My personal journey as a professional Naked Lady over the last ten years—it didn't really start out that way.
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The customers start out with a free trial and then end up paying a monthly fee to use SendGrid services.
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Your system will have a directory designated as its "home" directory and this is where the shell will start out.
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If you do opt for daily meditation, you don't have to start out with the goal of becoming deeply mindful.
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"I recommend every young professional start out by building some liquid savings in a high yield savings account," she adds.
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It helps to really map where I'm going to go and to see the big picture before I start out.
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K., if you start out an investigation by listing all the things you're not investigating, that's not a real investigation.
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They start out kind of scary-looking, but once you talk to them you reduce them to just another person.
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The Akademik Lomonosov will start out serving Pevek, a remote port in Siberia about 20003 miles from Alaska, next year.
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The best way to avoid breaking your I.P.O. price is to be conservative when you start out with your valuation.
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A stretch will start out sounding like some jovial toccata, then break into fractured phrases, brutal rhythms and gnashing harmonies.
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Some may be happier in that position on a parent's chest or a parent's lap, at least to start out.
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The illness seems to start out gradually with symptoms that include difficulty breathing, shortness of breath, and / or chest pain.
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So you start out in the exploration side, the ability to evaluate seismic data, process it, make decisions much faster.
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We'd start out wearing sweatshirts underneath trash bag ponchos, but by 10, as temperatures approached triple digits, we'd shed layers.
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You can also start out with a free month, and then opt for monthly billing if you&aposre still unsure.
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Troemel thought that the pieces should start out looking extremely polished, as if they had been Photoshopped, before they decayed.
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Quite a few constructors start out with simple themes and those puzzles are rightfully scheduled for an early week slot.
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Start out slow at the Hunter Museum of American Art in the Bluff View Arts District overlooking the Tennessee River.
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While many public relations professionals start out working at an agency, many see in-house work as the ultimate goal.
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So, it means that we're going to start out this year with investors that are interested in the new companies.
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We should pass it and level the playing field for the students and future workers who start out in apprenticeships.
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Anyone can quite literally start out in an entry-level position and work her or his way to the top.
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I start out as a wooden, drawing mannequin that anyone who's ever been to an art store would instantly recognize.
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"It is possible the crime may start out as human smuggling but quickly turn into human trafficking," the agencies say.
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Almost all oysters start out their lives as male, but as they grow larger, many of them will switch genders.
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Made fresh every morning by matriarch Yean Yen, Mag's donuts start out as a cake mix that is blended with water.
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"Most of these diseases start out looking exactly the same, and they look the same as 100 other diseases," Dowling says.
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But if you're not sure about diving right in, "A Better World" is perhaps the best episode to start out with.
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You start out with a huge peak of excitement because I had worked all my life almost to get to space.
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FCC proposals always start out as a series of questions, and in this case, it has quite a few to answer.
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You start out traversing small pits of spikes, but eventually, you'll have to contend with laser beams and door-opening switches.
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And you start out laughing, but then you're just smiling, and then finally you're realizing this guy has seen some shit.
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"Maybe the norm is to start out with an SUV like all these other luxury startups," he said at the time.
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"The path I always see is that companies start out homogeneous and then try to have a diverse group," she said.
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TypeShift also includes free daily puzzles that start out relatively easy on Monday, but get progressively more challenging throughout the week.
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"People tend to blame the schools, and they are at fault for not saving people who start out smart," he says.
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While he seems to be getting in the swing of things now, his exercise journey didn't start out quite that easy.
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They usually start out as truck drivers and are responsible ensuring that shipments and supply chains run efficiently and cost-effectively.
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"You see, I didn't start out on a crusade to be a voice for gender equality in the workplace," Sadler said.
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The streaming service will cost between $8 to $12 per month, and will start out as a "desktop and web" service.
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To start out, only one store is involved in the experiment: the Kroger-owned Fry's Food Store on East McDowell Road.
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To start out, these self-driving cars will almost certainly be used in a ride-hailing capacity, rather than individually owned.
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To start out, the ride-hail company says it will double operational hours at the 15 support centers it currently maintains.
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They start out making $12 an hour and graduate to $15 [$20123 USD] an hour after a 90-day probation period.
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If you start out as a tall and skinny ectomorph, for example, you're supposed to have a hard time building muscle.
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They're films that deal with coming-of-age, sexism, and female friendship, even if the women sometimes start out as frenemies.
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Trump, we thought, would at least start out appearing to be more like a regular president than a Big Brother type.
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You generally start out independent but bring in help in the form of caregivers (family or paid) if you need it.
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They start out with subtle manipulation and raise the stakes over time, so slowly that you don't even realize it's happening.
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"You start out on this life out of a kind of pride, refusing to be like your peers," he told me.
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We start out thinking we're viewing something in a certain way, and then the camera pulls back to reveal other things.
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But, unlike many founders in the health startup field, she didn't start out in medicine and never went to business school.
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When you start out, you can't wait to taste the first drop, but you kind of get used to that feeling.
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Both Arlen and Daenerys start out kicking and screaming, and are surprised to later develop feelings for their, erm, captors/protectors.
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I was 18 years old, and I moved to Auckland to start out on the front line at the mail center.
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Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez, designers of the New York label Proenza Schouler, didn't start out thinking they'd work in fashion.
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Even when candidates start out untested, one assumes that they will do what is needed to prepare themselves for the presidency.
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When he was asked if he thought Girardi might have given him a start out of sentimentality, he shook his head.
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For me — and I suspect it's like this for others — I start out feeling terrible about something in my own life.
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I'll start out online, but if I get frustrated or my sizes sell out, I'll brave one to two stores, max.
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Considering how many people dream of a career in cosmetology, it's not a bad place to start out (or end up).
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This addresses one of dating app's biggest problems – conversations can often start out well, but then fizzle out and are abandoned.
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They may start out supporting the incumbent but be persuaded to change their minds when they learn more about a challenger.
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If you're not a member, you can start out with a 10-day free trial, and then pay $9.99 a month.
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"People would start out with a single animal, and a year later they would have a couple hundred," said Dr. Lyko.
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Sequoia did not start out with an unusually large percentage of the company in an early-stage deal — about 25 percent.
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You, as her, start out standing in front of the aforementioned rundown house, which you can tell you need to explore.
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In "UNTITLED_I will be there when you die," four jugglers start out simply as they toss their pins into the air.
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THAT'S WHAT THEY WERE TELLING ME. CRAMER: THEY START OUT BY SAYING WE RESPECT NELSON, WE THINK HE'S A GOOD GUY.
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"I really suggest people start out with just analyzing where they are and where they want to be," she says.2.
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But here's what we'd advise: If you're a beginner, start out really slow — so slow that it almost feels like cheating.
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"You can't start out a campaign on the premise of thinking that you're going to support the president more" than me.
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Or is it nurture, and cows can learn to dodge hunters over their lifetime, even if they start out more daring?
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"This guy — mixed race, gay and orphan — he didn't start out at zero," said Massimo Piombini, the chief executive of Balmain.
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If you've never done the exercise, it's recommended you start out by just using the bar by itself without any weight.
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Many American correspondents in the Middle East start out with an attraction not just to the adrenaline but to the exotic.
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We start out the game real, real sluggish and we let teams get comfortable and they make us pay for it.
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People that start out crew and next thing you know, they&aposre doing really good and they&aposre managing your stores.
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Democrats also didn't start out with ACA as their first accomplishment; the economic stimulus bill (the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act).
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" Therefore, "your job search should start out with finding out how, and going after the jobs that are just being born.
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Whether they have tasted the ultimate sporting success or not, most famous players do not start out living the high life.
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Just like Civ, you start out at the dawn of humankind, making choices that influence the way your chosen culture develops.
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As for Chyna and Soulja Boy, we're told both wanted to start out taking things slow ... but, that clearly didn't happen.
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" Republicans start out with saying, "People are bad, and when people do bad things, that's just them being how they are.
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We'll also get to see how many Ryans start out principled opponents of Trump but then become McConnells and endorse Trump.
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Here's some examples Blizzard provided to illustrate the session limits: Blizzard previously stated the demo players would start out at level 15.
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In the meantime, Tesla said that its production employees start out making $19 an hour, claiming that's above the auto industry average.
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Many of them start out as assistants and have to endure bad bosses—who often scream, sometimes humiliate, and occasionally throw things.
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To start out, Waymo will be bringing three vehicles (all Chrysler Pacifica minivans) to map LA, specifically downtown and the Miracle Mile.
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All three new varieties start out pretty normal, but then, as your teeth hit the peanut, a weird flavor fills your mouth.
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To start out, Uber will be distributing its new Beacon gadgets to drivers in five cities: Miami, Nashville, Denver, Belfast, and Newcastle.
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You would probably expect a brand called Rifle Paper Co. to create, well, paper products, and it did start out that way.
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If you start out like that and if your date gets past it they won't be shocked by any future quirky outfits.
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To start out, Uber drivers will have an improved way to get the money they earn on rides instantly, the company says.
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They often start out as regular infantry, then move up through the Army's Ranger units and Special Forces teams before joining Delta.
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It's hard not to be when you start out life as a tadpole and end up being able to walk on land!
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Gelsey added that an Auth0 customer might start out with a simple authentication system, then add more sophisticated security features over time.
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"They start out with a personality right off the bat," Clooney said in the interview to promote his new directorial effort, Suburbicon.
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The Atlanta Fed's GDPNow model is known for predicting GDP readings that start out exceedingly high and eventually recoil back to trend.
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The Tigers have outscored their opponents 533-10 with junior tailback Derrius Guice off to a sizzling start out of the backfield.
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"What good is the dawn that grows into day": I thought that was a very nice way to start out a song.
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You start out with nine slots — choose the top earner from the whole group in order to move onto the next round.
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You start out on a boat but end up exploring mansions, cathedrals, and castles, occasionally traveling to new locations by various methods.
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You start out as a cute little cookie, but you'll also be able to unlock new remedies, as the game calls them.
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Ashley: I feel like we just have to start out with the obvious question for Obviously: what is an influencer marketing agency?
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It may end up being overly conservative, but it's better to start out overly conservative than expose the general population to harm.
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She doesn't start out as a princess; she's essentially a peasant who loves reading and wants to escape her dumpy little village.
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When people first start out and aren't earning a lot, they tend to just stick with the default option of sole proprietor.
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In the comics, Patsy is a former child star (just like on the show) and did not start out as a superhero.
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So let me just start out by saying it's crazy when you see these recaps of the season in a cohesive montage.
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Let's start out with the first assumption—namely, that knowing your body type can predict how your body will respond to training.
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The 2100-year-old made a fast start out of the blocks and managed to hold off a late charge by Lyles.
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It has long seemed like the team's only route to legitimacy is a new owner who would start out with more credibility.
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But Higgins didn't start out controlling hundreds of millions of dollars and partnering with the likes of Ross, Vaynerchuk and David Chang.
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Check it out: A single system can support up to 31 panels, and the basic kits start out at 9 panels each.
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We decided to do like most people here: start out ambitious and then eventually end up drinking what we know and love.
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But Sokolin isn't convinced that investors who start out by using an app to save will ever migrate up to an advisor.
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You start out in a high-pitch voice and then your cat surprises you by responding with the same high-pitch call.
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"To start out, for basic qualifications we're looking for a degree in the right field, of science, math, or engineering," said Roemer.
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They start out with the medical side of things: how serious the problem is, and how urgently it needs to be treated.
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But while it is effective, WaveNet requires a great deal of metadata about language to start out: pronunciation, known linguistic features, etc.
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So you start out with a hunch, you start following it and try to get out to the edge of that hunch.
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Things start out pretty normally, with a few shrimp cocktails, but when the entrees arrive, we get this (not-so) juicy tidbit.
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" The testing will start out slowly; at least at first "all the posts will still be there, just in a different order.
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In howling dogs, our story comes full circle: We start out looking for physical solutions to the physical constraints of the dungeon.
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If your child has, to the best of your knowledge, not lied to you, they get to start out with your trust.
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Growth is still sluggish, with state GDP rising just 1.1 percent last year and staying virtually flat to start out this year.
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They start out of the gate, the pandemic begins to rage in China, gets to Korea, gets to Japan, gets to Iran.
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EK: That's really interesting, because I was going to ask: If you were going to start out today, where would you go?
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"Start out with Mister Rogers — 'It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood' — then you add a little John Wayne," Mr. Carvey said.
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The ship didn't start out as a hospital ship, but as a San Clemente-class oil supertanker called the SS Rose City.
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The ship didn't start out as a hospital ship, but as a San Clemente-class oil supertanker called the SS Rose City.
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To start out, it's worth noting that treating Christian faith as different from proof doesn't mean it's antithetical to evidence and reason.
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The briefings normally start out fine with Trump providing prepared remarks and then yielding to the experts in medicine and government logistics.
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Both people and corporations, he contended in an interview, tend to start out with a clarity of purpose that fuels their success.
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I start out every day genuinely believing that people can make radical changes in how they think about and see the world.
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Most financial advisors suggest young adults start out with a term policy to get maximum coverage for the least amount of money.
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Personally, I'd like to see Clinton start out with some proposals for real change so Congress could at least talk about it.
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"It's a great way to start out the tournament," Djokovic, who is playing in Dubai for the first time since 2016, said.
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This is Union's not-so-secret sauce: Start out with an academically solid foundation, then look for ways to keep getting better.
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"People start out looking at both, and then focus on one—and it is not necessarily the one who talks," Bloch said.
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The SEC has plenty of options: It can start out by requiring daily transparency, to ensure that companies aren't violating the threshold.
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If you start out with a 26K resolution, you're going to lose some pixels and some quality if that video gets stabilized.
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On political and security issues, the U.S. has to start out by deciding what it wants to do with China and Russia.
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Many of them start out as assistants and have to endure bad bosses — who often scream, sometimes humiliate, and occasionally throw things.
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They start out pretty mild but then get very explicit, so read at your own risk, especially past the spoiler warning image.
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They will start out independent, but if they want to monetize then they can own their IP and we will do revenue share.
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You'll start out wondering how anyone could get pulled into such a scheme, then find yourself intrigued by the sannyasins' world and lifestyle.
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That's because new households often start out as cable subscribers, which bolsters sub counts temporarily, before users cut traditional TV servers later on.
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Most start out similarly: A protagonist is introduced in a seemingly placid suburban scene, and then disaster — usually of the natural variety — strikes.
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Hatchimals are stuffed animals that start out inside a spotted plastic egg, and are supposed to hatch when the owner rubs the shell.
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While many Americans start out the year with good financial goals, a third of them expect those resolutions to slip through the cracks.
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SARA EISEN: So, let's start out where we are in terms of U.S. growth, which has slowed down a little bit this year.
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" I told this to Zatar, who, without missing a beat, replied, "The kids who killed Kayla didn't start out as gang members, either.
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What the $22022 billion gets us is a strong start out of the gate to begin the development with money for key milestones.
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When that impact occurred isn't yet certain, but it's possible that Sputnik Planum didn't start out in its present location near the equator.
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Start out with the basic side-to-side hip movement until you have good control over keeping the hoop up on your waist.
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But now it's a new year, and what better way to start out 2018 than by cutting out wires completely from your life?
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So, I need to start out by apologizing to the thousands of guests shopping at up stores on Saturday and again on Sunday.
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I mean, the stories start out as weird little "what if" ideas, which I use to horrify the other people on the show.
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On Today's Waypoint Radio, we start out talking about games like Six Ages and Prey: Mooncrash, along with the true cinematic gem Skybound.
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For women trying to start out on Instagram today, achieving a comparably large audience is harder than ever because competition is so fierce.
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DynaOptics wants to give your future phone built-in optical zoom It's worth noting that Dynaoptics didn't start out making lens clip-ons.
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In any new job, you want to start out strong and show your coworkers and bosses that hiring you was the right decision.
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I would start out by just dunking socks in glue and water and throwing them onto the canvas and pouring paint onto it.
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While women and men start out in equal numbers in the workforce, only 6.4 percent of CEOs at fortune 500 companies are women.
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Cleo: We start out with the orcs, their shit is fucked up already, and this guy is already cracked out on fel energy.
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But the trophy thing has always bothered me, because while it may be just another superstition now, it didn't start out that way.
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The consultants start out by laying out three alternatives, beginning with "continuation," in which one's data stays exactly the same as while alive.
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If you're feeling a bit intimidated by the long list of products, just remember that Hale didn't start out as a beauty expert.
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All brains start out female; if the fetus is male, testosterone normally programs both the genitalia and the brain to develop as male.
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We did start out with one early in our marriage and it was a key reason we got off on the right track.
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Whomever you choose, you start out in 1920 Chicago and your goal is to own the city by the end of the decade.
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With countless awards and media coverage, Orazio Carciotto and his son Carlo are now local celebrities, but they didn't start out that way.
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Simplify shared financial responsibilities and goalsBetween student loans and years of credit card debt, most long-term relationships start out in the red.
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More and more of those in Belgium who end up as radical militants start out as criminals, forming their bonds in criminal networks.
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There's something honest, and searching about the production—as tracks like "Chama Piru's" start out declarative but quickly descend into psychedelic internal monologues.
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But they show how these exchanges can start out benign and escalate into something closer to harassment, which is what most women fear.
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Mr. Carr, who grew up on Long Island and lives on the Upper West Side, did not start out as a tenant activist.
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"These individuals start out unhappy, but they say to themselves, 'It's O.K. because when I make it, then I'll be happy,'" he said.
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" And I start out by asking, "How come on the fourth beat there's a dot, and there's no dot on the third beat?
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Even when Cara has full studio production behind her, the songs start out sparse and quiet, with the rhythm section almost sneaking in.
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As for what kind of human form that would be, well, nobody is entirely sure, because didn't they just start out as turtles?
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Or they struggle to know whether to take a particular role because of their moral beliefs, when they start out in "secular" Hollywood.
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Eventually, we had to scale the idea back down to something we could start out with and see how the community would respond.
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Oh, and a secret tip to help bring this puzzle back to relative Tuesday simplicity: Start out by solving using the Downs only.
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Immigrant advocates said the rule would also penalize hard-working immigrants who may need a small amount of government assistance to start out.
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"You lose that historical knowledge and have to start out with new ones," she said, "except new ones aren't coming to replace them."
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At night, she might start out julienning and plating in a sweltering kitchen, then end up hobnobbing with patrons at a formal dinner.
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He said lawmakers should not start out with the intention of crafting a bill where certain industries would pay higher taxes than others.
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And Instagram didn&apost start out as a Facebook company — the tech giant bought the fledgling photo app in 2012 for $1 billion.
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And before you start out, when you're at the ferry station on nearby St. Thomas, take a stool at Captain Quinn's Rum Bar.
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"We find that many of the interns start out fine, and about half get depressed by the end of the year," said Sen.
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"Changing the world can start out as something small like helping fix a problem at your school or in your neighborhood," she said.
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Things start out relatively simple, but as you uncover more characters and open up new areas, the interactions become more complex — and fun.
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All of the apartments at La Central, which sits on land rezoned last fall, will start out as affordable, before being potentially deregulated.
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It's an infection of the throat and tonsils, which can start out looking like a routine sore throat with a low-grade fever.
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" Stephens's advice does start out sound enough (even if he doesn't quite seem to take it himself): "Don't write rude emails to anyone.
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When you first start out—guys online know who's new and who isn't, so the weirdos really try to take advantage of that.
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Women generally start out in the same spot as men in terms of jobs and pay and then, at advanced levels, drop off.
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Acting as the titular maître d', you start out by simply scooping patrons up onto your head and escorting them to their seats.
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Most massively multiplayer online role-playing games start out in the open world and only later send its players into the deep, dark dungeons.
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While people start out with good intentions and set their sights on meeting various financial goals, many never achieve them and instead fail miserably.
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These are just ideas to start out with, and if you add a counter or desk into the mix, you have even more options.
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This is how it normally goes: people who are really into bikes, or just very good observers, tend to start out from the frame.
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This time, you're doing the bursting: you start out in a dark, starry void, which slowly resolves as the inside of a person's thorax.
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Mimikyu might start out hating Pikachu in the Pokémon anime, but that stems from being jealous of a pokémon who knows nothing but love.
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Holidays are stingy—just ten days a year when you start out at work—yet Japanese workers, on average, take only half their due.
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We find that many of the big innovations in big companies start out as skunkworks projects that quickly grow to be the main product.
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You start out more powerful than the average human, and over time your abilities increase as you do things connected to each skill category.
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To start out, Nuro will use a fleet of self-driving test vehicles with human safety drivers to make deliveries for Kroger's grocery stores.
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The day certainly didn't start out well — the team failed pre-race inspection three times and was penalized before the race had even begun.
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The Fat Shark 101 is one such drone, designed to be an affordable entry point for people looking to start out in drone racing.
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You start out as a newcomer in a place filled with bad people, and you slowly take control of areas for the good guys.
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Ted Cruz and Trump didn't start out as enemies during the 2016 campaign, but the two Republican contenders were soon at each other's throats.
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When young men and young women start out in the workforce, that gap for women is 10 cents on the dollar less than men.
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You start out in the distant suburb of Hopkinton—elevation 490 feet above sea level—and then cruise steadily downhill until about mile 9.
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Many companies start out thinking entrepreneurially, but as they emerge from the start-up stage, they become disconnected from what matters to their customers.
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It's not uncommon for Mom episodes to start out as one thing and then shift to something else entirely once a revelation is made.
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The startup says it won't have surge pricing to start out, but it will pay drivers "a surge fare" during periods of peak demand.
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But almost all startups start out ordinary before they become extraordinary, and without those first checks, they will never be able to make it.
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You at the very least have to start out broke, and rack up enough debt, heartbreak, and bad habits to do the form justice.
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The problem is that cultural heritage, while it may start out with commercial roots, often has more than commercial considerations to keep in mind.
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Some of these firebrands start out acting as role models but then deteriorate into unattractive behaviors, sometimes turning into jerks or liars or both.
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They start out covering the roots as a glove covers fingers, and send threads into the soil that form larger masses that become truffles.
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China had very rarely enforced its previous ADIZ, and any new zone in the south sea would start out as mostly "symbolic," Storey said.
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The Orioles will try to coax a quality start out of Wade Miley on Saturday, while the Cardinals counter with the veteran Adam Wainwright.
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We did not start out to collect … rather as artists, we were interested in the creative process as it relates to self-taught artists.
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Well, an interesting thing is that the people who start out at fives, you'd assume would be the people that you want to meet.
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If I catch the coronavirus, I will hopefully not start out already run-down and still recovering from the last round of serious illness.
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IT'S NO WONDER, then, that many fabricators start out as artists themselves, or are at least drawn to the inherent romance of the field.
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In the meantime, international students typically start out using the temporary work authorization through their student visa until they transfer to an H-21B.
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Consequently, koalas are drawing a lot of attention from scientists who did not start out with an interest in the animal or its conservation.
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Now this guy didn't start out as a creative, but I don't think anyone would bat an eye if you called him that today.
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"You don't start out by saying I've got 160 million people, I'm going to start taking away the insurance plan they love," he said.
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"You don't start out by saying I've got 160 million people, I'm going to start taking away the insurance policy they love," he said.
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It found that 83 percent of illicit drug users in Japan did not start out as pot smokers, not that they did smoke it.
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Many of them start out defending large corporations, and when they leave government they go back to the same work of defending large corporations.
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They could start out without preprogrammed preconceptions and make inferences from the data about how the world works and how to work in it.
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Goggins knows that actors with rough-hewn good looks who start out excelling at heavies aren't always allowed to evolve out of their specialties.
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Our thought bubble: There are four unsubstantiated assumptions about adult vapers in the case being presented to Trump: They start out as Trump voters.
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You start out in a kitchen with a carton of six eggs, which can be picked up and thrown or cracked on the countertop.
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In the abstract this approach — minimize bureaucracy, start out with small experiments, expand them if they're successful — sounds so good that it's almost banal.
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When you start out as a TV writer, you get a lot of pressure from outside forces to fit into what they think people want.
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I think Magic Leap really did start out as an art project first, and then it turned out like, maybe there's some science behind this.
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Sometimes audio will start out only on the left, but you can just press the multifunction button on the right to sync the two up.
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The first couple of episodes start out showing the correctional staff as a bunch of buffoons, a bunch of idiots, a bunch of racist bastards.
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Below are five stories of Tinder disaster that start out awkward, get funnier and funnier, and then actually leave you quite unsettled and disturbed. Enjoy!
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And on stage Wednesday, Jassy said that although some companies start out using multiple clouds, they don't usually spread out their operations equally between them.
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Second, during this five-year period, the business must also be set up as a C-corporation — even if it didn't start out as one.
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While you start out as Nero, you'll soon take control of V, a new character who looks like Adam Driver crossed with a SoundCloud rapper.
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If Mr. Stringer ran as an independent, Mr. de Blasio would start out with 44 percent of the vote against 33 percent for Mr. Stringer.
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So they start out investigating what could be a viable food source and end up in a private prison that reeks of booze and despair.
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As Alibaba demonstrates, online retailers may not start out intending to offer financial services, but the logic of online commerce leads them in that direction.
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This is how things work in the age of Trump: Maybe you start out on the high road, rulebook in hand, confident of your path.
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Building expandable habitats Bigelow's Expandable Activity Module, or BEAM, is designed to start out small and expand to four times its size once in space.
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It's no longer true they start out favoring mild pilsners and low-calorie beers, then graduate to harder stuff later in life, if at all.
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"I'll start out by saying I was not always comfortable or accepting of my disorder," she said in a self-authored post on The Mighty.
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When I conduct interviews, I often start out not by asking a question but by fielding inquiries about whether I might be wasting my time.
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The most important point is that the paired techniques start out similarly enough that the opponent is given a difficult task discerning the intended target.
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"The way researchers define [porn] can often depend on their political perspectives to start out with, what kind of content they find alarming," Tarrant explains.
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The figures, sourced from the small observational portraits, start out as line drawings or shapes of color, and become more specific as the painting progresses.
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Today, we start out with the latest on congressional immigration negotiations, Tuesday's school shooting in Kentucky, and the death of author Ursula K. Le Guin.
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They start out with five target odors, and then over the years he'll expand, and they retire with sometimes, like, 150 odors that they know.
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The day is expected to start out warm, if a bit windy, for a large swath of the Plains, from southern Texas up to Nebraska.
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When you first download TSL, you start out as a Rookie, but you can ascend through four ranks: Fan, Super Fan, Swiftie, and Super Swiftie.
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I start out at the level-three incline setting and then every minute I add to the incline until I get to 12 or 15.
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Whoever wins, he or she is going to start out with a serious deficit when it comes to having the support of the general population.
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You can choose to be flexible if requested, but anchor the discussion to a specific time frame; don't start out with something vague or squishy.
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Abs Stretch & Small Situps: We start out by stretching Adam's abs on one of those big large Swiss balls before we start doing any contraction.
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And I think if you start out with strictures that are not sustainable, you don't end up in a good place in a few months.
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And I think if you start out with strictures that are not sustainable, you don't end up in a good place in a few months.
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"We start out with a piece of bread, slap on some mayo, bring it down on cheese, bring it down on some ham," he said.
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The lyrics start out by sketching a post-apocalyptic landscape, where wandering people desperately seek shelter in a "canyon land" littered with old, obsolete gadgets.
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Rizzo, making his first major league start out of the leadoff spot, homered on Wheeler's second pitch of the game and finished 2-for-4.
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At my house, we often start out in the kitchen with drinks and stand-up snacks, then move to the table for the main course.
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Being snowed in can be a great chance to put on your chef's hat, so start out with our guide to cooking for the storm.
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In many ways you start out the game where he has, more or less, forgotten about some of his superpower abilities; it's been a while.
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Kids can start out building bots via instructions and then design paths that the bots will follow (including the rope-climbing Sloth bot pictured above).
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But Fassbinder, a native of Bavaria, didn't start out making films; he was turned down by the Berlin Film School when he applied, in 1966.
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T. and I start out for our walk and catch up with one of our other neighbor friends, an older gentleman and his temperamental beagle.
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Companies that start out today as "pure pot plays" will take years and many rounds of capital raises to finally turn out a viable product.
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Kirk Voorhees: Let me just start out by saying I was a full supporter of Bill Clinton in the '90s and voted for him twice.
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Although he knows the tech will necessarily start out as therapeutic remedies for people with cognitive deficits, he hopes it will eventually grow beyond that.
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At death, the people who inherit those shares inherit it at the new basis, and they start out wherever it is when they inherit it.
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"[Guitar pop bands are] an easy place to start out as a musician when you don't have much technical skill on an instrument," she says.
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You could probably guess that we were gonna start out this story with the "We know you want a smart TV, but they're so expensive!" spiel.
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New fund launches should start out with a cap, in advance, and there ought to be a velvet rope in front of them of some sort.
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ANNA PAULINA, US AIR FORCE VETERAN: I&aposll start out by saying what I&aposve always believed that secured borders saves lives all the way around.
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Yes, that's right: the best guns in the game are the ones you start out with, regardless of what damage numbers you're seeing on the screen.
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"In any case, it didn't start out nearly like that but, well, once you have something like that, everybody has to add their bit," she said.
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But we have ballroom up for next week, so we're already working on frame and posture so we can start out strong going into week 2.
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Right now, new employees start out making about $21970 an hour, and it takes eight years of gradual raises to reach the full $30 base pay.
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But I want to make some friends, too, so I want to start out being chill with the girls and I'm excited to meet the dudes.
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To start out, Geenee is focusing on the fashion vertical, but founder Thorsten Magers told TechCrunch that the company sees a bright future across various verticals.
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The self-described microtransit service will start out in preplanned service areas in Manhattan and Brooklyn, eventually adding routes in additional neighborhoods based on customer crowdsourcing.
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The Sun in Aquarius will give you a huge edge around your professional goals and your reputation— not a bad way to start out the month!
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While her induction didn't start out as planned, Johnson-Harrell says she has received "overwhelming support" from the Democratic caucus and many of her Republican colleagues.
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I should start out by stating that Pettibon has always skirted the periphery of my awareness, a blip on the outer ring of the radar screen.
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Like all good things – at least, all things that start out good but finish in a toxic pit of misery – most relationships come to an end.
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Start out at LACMA with a stroll beneath Levitated Mass, a 340-ton boulder suspended above a concrete trench that allows you to walk under it.
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The March for Racial Justice and the March for Black Women will start out separately in the morning before joining to converge on the National Mall.
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There were six lead changes and three ties in the first half as the Cornhuskers didn't start out like a team that had lost six straight.
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You start out with the investigation, combing crime scenes for clues and evidence, while also interrogating witnesses for any bit of usable information you can get.
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Subscribers start out by listening to the radio like normal, then when they hear a song they like, they'll have the ability to instantly replay it.
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While almost all trial subscriptions start out free, it's easy to lose track of when your 30 days is up and your card will get charged.
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I really like that Margot and I, we don't start out with some kind of knee-jerk, immediate rivalry, because that wouldn't ring true to me.
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While we all start out as milk-guzzling champs, it is not unusual to lose our tolerance for all manner of dairy as we get older.
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It's here that he addresses rap's new generation of artists who, like many when they start out, are primarily concerned with money, jewelry, cars, and women.
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"Do they live in mud even as juveniles or do they start out living in wood and then jump to living in the mud?" she said.
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Organisms start out with similar building blocks that are then altered into heavy and light isotopes, which leave behind "a telltale signal for life," he said.
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Definitely, especially given that three Democrats (Senators Heidi Heitkamp, Joe Manchin and Joe Donnelly) voted to confirm Neil Gorsuch, but let's not start out pre-defeated.
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When you start out with the special counsel, then we just can't get the information out, and the public has the right to know these things.
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Start out with the crispy shrimp with basil and togarashi aioli ($16), then move on to the pork loin with watermelon, jalapeño chutney and mint ($24).
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These communities allow you to start out living in a townhouse or apartment and then move into assisted living or hospice care as you need it.
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It may start out as a joke, but the consequences of eating Tide pods, also referred to as "the forbidden fruit," is not a joking matter.
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And when Goober's pulse rate fell to a normal resting rate faster than other horses, Blakeley could get a head start out of the vet stops.
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To live the mythical good life as a wine producer is excruciatingly difficult, unless you start out with a lot of money, inherited vineyards or both.
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While she didn't start out with it, Dinah eventually gained her "Canary Cry" power — basically, a very loud scream that can kill people and destroy objects.
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One of the things you learn when you start out here is that the most interesting stories are always about other people, not about one's self.
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" Williams suggests that the answer is "to make a start, out of particulars and make them general," adding that all we know is our "own complexities.
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However, someone who just happened to start out in a different region of the grid, through no fault of their own, might not fare so well.
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These Apple SIMs do not start out tied to a particular company, but let you select your preferred wireless carrier when you set up the iPad.
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Second, Dean did not start out expecting to become the antiwar candidate, or the candidate of young voters, or the guy who yelled into a microphone.
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They will instead be operated by human drivers to start out, collecting mapping data and capturing driving scenarios which Uber's engineers will then reproduce in simulation.
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New technologies — even ones that, on paper, look much better than old ones — usually start out at a severe disadvantage to the stuff they're up against.
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To start out, it will just be scheduling and fare information, but Uber hopes to add ticketing (like it does in Denver) in the near future.
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I didn't start out to write a book, ["How to Become a Union Camerawoman"], I just said, let me document this, because I'm going to forget.
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Even when two people start out weighing the same and eat, drink and exercise the same amount, adding alcohol to the mix can have different consequences.
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Mookie Betts and the Boston Red Sox have answered a slow start out of the blocks by running full speed ahead over the last eight contests.
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" Quotable "I think almost every fiction writer I know would say you don't want to start out writing something if you think you can do it. . . .
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I do, but I think there has been this response, that "start out a little bit slow with our industry," but I think it's picking up.
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"We are pleased that most US babies start out breastfeeding and over half are still breastfeeding at 6 months of age," she said in a press release.
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In this attraction, you would start out in a room topped with glass lid through which you would look up and see mourners throwing dirt upon you.
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KS: When we're talking about this idea, what was interesting is it did start out as a profile of Travis but really it was about these behaviors.
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In Pew calls, the interviewer may start out by asking about the respondent's approval of the president, then ask about other topics, like the economy or immigration.
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Today, we start out with the latest on the federal government shutdown, the second annual Women's March, and Facebook's admission that it might be bad for democracy.
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Founded by Jay Reno, Feather initially didn't start out with a rent-to-own model, but evolved over the ensuing two years to give customers more choice.
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The reason that Elon Musk has reinvented cars is because he didn't start out at GM (General Motors), " Frank said during an episode of CNBC's "Fortt Knox.
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Studies show that students who graduate from university during a recession start out earning significantly less on average than those who complete their studies during better times.
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We start out taking photos of me in cute outfits on a bridge in a dress, and work our way around the park with various outfit changes.
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More recently, he's wondered aloud whether women would concern themselves about gender parity once they start out-earning men and suggested that women shouldn't curse in public.
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You might not start out with expertise in a topic and that's okay, but be aware of the cultural and social history of the topic at hand.
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Still, Intille cautions that leaderboards may not always be the best motivational factor, as those who start out consistently at the bottom may find it discouraging instead.
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Start with templates, if you have to—all great artists start out copying the work of people they admire before honing in on a original creative output.
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The 2020 race is likely to be an order of magnitude more expensive, and a candidate who can raise a lot of money will start out ahead.
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"When you start out as an artist, and you think about, 'What is the biggest moment you can ever achieve?' and a Grammy is it," he said.
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If California's final results reflect the current vote totals, then Democrats start out with an advantage in only one of their seven targeted seats in the state.
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To start out, Maven will only be available in Ann Arbor, Michigan, but GM says it will expand the service to other cities in the coming months.
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The Nice Guys' title is a bit of a spoiler, since it says a lot more about where its protagonists end up than where they start out.
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The majority start out from Ethiopia, and some from Somalia, and usually head to the Gulf in search of work, with Saudi Arabia being the top destination.
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Sometimes we may start out seeing things differently, but we often end up coming to the same conclusion through respectful discourse that helps define our common voice.
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They start out as backup performers before the agency assembles them into new bands that it promotes and tightly controls, leveraging the success of its other acts.
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The boy and girl start out with nasty looks on their faces, wielding sticks that they use to flip a helpless turtle and startle a red bird.
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Clinton, should she win the White House, will start out with nothing resembling the personal popularity that President Obama had at the beginning of his first term.
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The general rule of thumbThe rule many influencers follow when they first start out is setting their sponsored post rate at $100 for every 2000,2227 Instagram followers.
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You start out ready to drive, but two dribbles in your legs seize under the heaviness of it all—your family, society, your own body and mind.
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The vast gaps — we start out missing 80 percent of the picture — mean that from one side of the continent to the other, we're making decisions blindly.
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Let's start out by thinking about some recent arrivals, although I'm going to use a fairly zoomed-out definition of "recent" for the purpose of this analysis.
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Today, we start out with the latest on Democrats ending the government shutdown, Trump's tariff on solar panels, and the 7.9 magnitude earthquake off of Alaska's coast.
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To start out the show, we'll be having a little fireside chat with Susan Lyne of BBG Ventures, and then we'll head straight into the pitch-off.
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You can start out by attending a town hall meeting and ask your federal reps if they plan to support legislation to protect copay free birth control.
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She didn't start out doing the country thing seriously, as the band she helped form in 2012, Banditas, emphasized garage rock and gospel influences more than others.
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The Cavaliers will start out with J.R. Smith defending DeRozan, and despite Smith's own reputational shortcomings, Pipe has actually become a pretty stout wing defender over time.
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Hurricanes like Dorian start out over warm ocean water near the equator, where the sea's surface temperature is at least 80 degrees and the air is humid.
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Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett is one of the wealthiest people in the world, but he didn't start out with an exclusive education at a prep school.
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Here's why Walmart's trucking program is more competitive than Harvard — and why the truckers start out making nearly $90,000Premack: So, you mentioned Walmart has 9,000 truck drivers.
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With a nod to the space folks, we'll start out at the American Museum of Natural History's Hayden Planetarium on the Upper West Side and head west.
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But the sad reality is that for many who start out with these lofty, progressive ideals, the pressures at work make it impossible in the long run.
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But typically, the rule many influencers will follow when they first start out is to set their sponsored post rate at $100 for every 10,000 Instagram followers.
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When you start out, you're not only learning how to budget, you'll also need to really look at and record how you spend, which requires some thought.
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"We see a lot of this now," she said, meaning wealthy, accomplished men and women who start out with pain pills and graduate to amphetamines or heroin.
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She had an understanding with the universe that she could start out with nothing and, through her own gumption and intelligence, come back with a good living.
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Macron recently told Vanity Fair that he has developed mutual "trust and respect" with Trump, even though their relationship did not start out on a positive note.
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We start out in whispers, as to not disturb the others who are studying, but things get boisterous when I ask her how she ended up at FitOps.
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David Neeleman's new U.S. leisure-focused carrier would start out providing point-to-point domestic service, flying used subleased Embraer planes from another airline he founded, Brazil's Azul.
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We start out annoyed with Gloria for making such a mess of her life, but she wins back our esteem by learning to use her powers for good.
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The English-version of Didi's app will only be available in beta in Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou to start out, with more cities added in the near-term.
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That latest viral video might start out in an underwater data center before traveling to a satellite, undersea cable or balloon — then hopping wirelessly to reach your phone.
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"It also suggests that lead exerts a downward pull on an individual's cognitive abilities over time regardless of where they start out in life," Reuben said by email.
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Start out with three sets of wheelbarrow walking for 10 to 30 yards, and make it your goal to build up to 10 walks for 50 yards each.
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When you start out asking them what they want to do, they say mechanics or shop assistants, but now we have accountants, people in commerce and in medicine.
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The premise is pure wish fulfillment for outer space nerds: you start out stranded on an alien planet with a broken spaceship, a mining laser and your wits.
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When trying to convince executives of the value of design, Spool says the best way to start out is to ask them what problem they're trying to solve.
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"If you want to go into criminal law, or even to be a trial lawyer, the best place to start out is as a public defender," she said.
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This created a kind of stacking effect that let 2015's El Niño start out even hotter than usual and build up into the strongest one ever seen.
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" Instagram Isn't Just For Makeup "I didn't start out being as vocal as I am now [about politics and voting], but things have gotten worse [in this country].
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And they're both overshadowed by their plucky young protégés, who start out less cocksure and brash, so they suffer smaller falls whenever they hit a crisis of confidence.
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James didn't start out with the intention of paying the male writer 20% more, and yet because the woman didn't negotiate, she's setting herself back from the start.
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To start out, the Stockholm-born Tegmark, a co-founder of the star-studded Future of Life Institute, refuses to be limited by a conventional understanding of life.
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Picking the right music that will help you start out at an easy pace and then gradually get faster—it's going to help you make that a habit.
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FUND WILL PROCEED WITH CAUTION AND START OUT BY CONSIDERING INVESTMENTS WITH PARTNERS IN DEVELOPED MARKETS, AND IN PROJECTS WITH RELATIVELY LOW OPERATIONAL AND MARKET RISK -FINANCE MINISTRY
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I'll start out by saying that the strategy we have been employing over the last couple of decades clearly hasn't been working, so why not try something different?
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Ahead, check out the secret histories behind some of our favorite foods and find out why some of today's most popular eats didn't exactly start out that way.
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It means there aren't a lot of niche markets where in software you can start out being the best for a few customers and then broaden that piece.
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While Hatch sees many middle-aged clients, gay and straight, who start out opposed to traditional marriage, that typically changes once they see how it affects their finances.
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Documentary filmmakers start out asking Peter Dunning for agricultural tips but end up looking closely at a difficult life: marriages, estranged children, hard work, solitude, alcoholism and regrets.
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As the Sun rotates, it shapes the solar wind into observable patterns, that start out as exaggerated structures, and flatten out or merge as they propagate through space.
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Gillian Jacobs: I didn't start out in comedy, so it's been fun for me to discover all these different types of comedy as I've worked with different people.
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She said typically the rule most influencers will follow when they first start out is to set their sponsored post rate at $2000 for every 2300,000 Instagram followers.
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Most great players start out as tacticians, always looking to attack, before they evolve into strategists, plotting a long-range path to victory from the very first move.
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"When you start out as one thing in life and become another you have to overcome this sort of real-life hero's journey to get there," she said.
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The world has caught up with me, and I'm a living witness that dreams do come true, even if they aren't the ones you start out with. video
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Winds start out light but build by midday from the northwest, with gusts into the 20 mph range during the afternoon, when temperatures remain steady or slowly fall.
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Today (Saturday): If we start out with sun, it may be the kind that ends up being "self defeating," with cloud development thanks to very cold air aloft.
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Read more " _____ • Kellogg School of Management: "Even people who start out holding two points of view at the same time can very quickly go into an echo chamber.
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Growing up in Pendle Hill, after moving to Australia from New Zealand as a five-year-old, the Kiwi eventer did not start out among the horsey set.
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Major treatments — bridges, crowns and root canals — would start out with beneficiaries paying for 90% of the cost, a share that would drop to 50% over several years.
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While the contest wouldn't start out as a top-tier pickup opportunity for the GOP, Cramer said in an interview, it could well become one down the line.
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You start out in an abandoned parking lot with a car that's out of gas, and from there you pretty much have to figure things out for yourself.
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"For a lot of Asian-American—a lot of minority—comedians, myself included, the crutch when you first start out is to do hacky ethnic jokes," he said.
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And getting a variety of different types of exercise may have the greatest effect, regardless of whether individuals start out with a low or high risk for falls.
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If you don't want to end up boring, it's good to start out weird, and some of the initial concepts we saw landed far outside of the proverbial box.
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We all start out with a presumption that the FBI and DOJ are honorable institutions and we, being conservatives, we support law enforcement apparatus, and that&aposs our bias.
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If you're in a crappy bed that makes you sore and awful in the morning, you start your day off in a bad mood because you start out uncomfortable.
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The soon-to-be parents of two say Del has "warmed up to" the idea of having a younger sibling, but that it didn't start out quite that way.
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Chip Gaines might have the whole TV personality thing down to an art now, but he didn't start out the goofy jokester Fixer Upper fans have come to expect.
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"We know by now that animal cruelty is an indicator of social pathology and those who commit crimes against humans often start out by hurting animals," the post said.
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The story is buoyed by a great cast of characters, who — in typical Persona fashion — start out as forgettable teenage archetypes, before revealing themselves to be layered, lovable individuals.
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To hold the line, we must recognise that despots rarely reveal their intentions and that leaders who start out well frequently become more authoritarian the longer they hold power.
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"Canadian entrepreneurs aren't in it for the money," says Jeff Cates, president of Intuit Canada, citing that only 13% of SBOs start out in order to increase their income.
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" Banfield-Jones added that while some may have assumed the decision to co-mother Trey was easy for the two women, she said "it didn't start out that way.
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Yes, one of the great things about an easily upgradable laptop is that you can start out with a lower-end $2,549 config and add more potent parts later.
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In the video, you can see the stars start out with full faces — red lipstick, smoky eyes, the works — and then wash it all away with Tyra's cleansing products.
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An Instagram rep said that Stories creation on mobile web will "start out very simply," but couldn't share exactly which tools, like filters, will be available at the start.
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Xavier did start out the second half strong and extended its lead to 50-39 with 16:07 remaining in the game, but the Golden Grizzlies didn't go away.
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Lyft says it has been awarded permits to operate both electric bikes and scooters by Denver's public works agency, but it will just be offering scooters to start out.
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We usually start out with a decent budgeting effort (hello, Dry January), but as the year rolls on, our spending inevitably becomes harder and harder to keep in check.
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Start out saving as much as you can and set a goal to increase that amount by a certain percentage every time you get paid or earn an allowance.
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"We just want to start out asking if you are ok, because you had a health incident backstage," host Sara Gilbert asked Rodriguez at the start of the show.
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He brings up the fact that everyone who lives there, or who previously lived there, didn't start out as a YouTuber — they were all aspiring actors, models, and influencers.
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Start out with a smaller portion If food is on your plate, you'll probably end up eating every last morsel, according to a Cornell Food and Brand Lab study.
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Bird embryos start out early in their development looking more like dinosaurs, with a fibula bone in the leg that reaches down to the ankle, and matches the tibia.
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Journalists ask you questions about your life; they have an opinion about your music and who you are, which is often so much worse when you first start out.
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If Barack Obama's successor is Hillary Clinton, she will not want to start out with an Afghan security crisis; she may well prefer a small increase in troop numbers.
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WE START OUT -- WE STARTED FOCUS GROUPING AND AND THEN WE STARTED POLLING THEN WE TOOK 200 METRICS AND THEN COMBINED THEM INTO ABOUT 39 THAT WE ACTUALLY MEASURE.
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In the US, 83% of babies start out being breastfed, but only 25% are exclusively breastfed six months later, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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When women do run, they often start out at lower-level positions than first-time male candidates — school board rather than mayor, or state legislature rather than federal office.
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Coach Guy Boucher's charges look for a better start out of the gate on Sunday afternoon as the series shifts to PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh for Game 5.
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You're not the showrunner, but that's sort of like the track for a lot of these guys is they start out as writers or part of a writing room.
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Also, public service and non-profit jobs sometimes pay less upon graduation than private-sector jobs, meaning you might not start out making as much money as your peers.
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Let's start out with one important point: Unless you can afford to pay millions of dollars without blinking, you should really have health insurance to protect against financial ruin.
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Because Midge doesn't start out on a crusade, she almost smuggles progress into the world; like many women navigating midcentury lives, her success is mounted like an undercover operation.
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If you tend to your own garden and take care of it [from] the start, giving back is not always necessary, especially if you start out the right way.
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I've been doing this for like 10 years and when you start out it's a passion and it's fun and it's kind of loose, the way I viewed it.
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So, I mean, I'll start out with what was really in the first episode of ZigZag, which explained how ... You can go listen to it, there's what, six episodes?
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The piano was given to him a decade ago, at the outset of his career, by the Trustees of Independent Opera at Sadler's Wells, to help him start out.
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Increasingly, Westworld feels like a series of wrong turns, which may start out simple, but cascade outward, until you end up in some place you never intended to be.
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At less selective schools, where the list price may start out much lower than the $75,000 the most expensive schools charge per year, nearly everyone may get merit aid.
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The challenges of living in a world not built for us are occasions for resourcefulness and adaptability, especially for those of us who start out disabled early in life.
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How many of us, who did not start out with Sontag's disadvantages, have taken the opportunity that she pounced on to engage with the world's best art and thought?
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And new juice businesses like OnJuice, Misfit Juicery and Roots Juices, many of which start out selling their products online, come to life every month, or so it seems.
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The promo shows them, as always, smooching, and even though they didn't start out the season together, these two might be the most solid couple on Bachelor In Paradise.
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When ordering the suit, I was impressed that my size was actually available — I&aposm a hard 29-inch waist and lots of suits start out at 30 inches.
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The vehicles will be operated by human drivers in downtown Dallas to start out, collecting mapping data and capturing driving scenarios which Uber's engineers will then reproduce in simulation.
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The episode might start out with Smithy telling Gav about his plans to propose to his girlfriend of 11 months, the episode ends with a proposal we weren't expecting.
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As we traveled with Iraqi special forces deep in western Mosul last week, in the mostly residential Mosul Jidideh neighborhood, we saw desperate families start out right at daybreak.
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Start out with an unvarnished depiction of reality from Paul Theroux, who is adept at immersing you fully within a setting by the time you've finished the first page.
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ROSS: WELL, THERE'S ALSO THE FEATURE THAT THESE TARIFFS ON THE $200 BILLION START OUT AT 10% ON SEPTEMBER 24th, BUT THEY GO TO 25% AUTOMATICALLY ON JANUARY 1st.
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It turns out that even greats start out at open mics, grabbing whatever opportunities they can to even perform a few minutes of their music for anyone who'll listen.
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The Patriots trailed 17-9 at half, which means the return to the hoodie helped narrow the deficit, so you have to wonder why Belichick didn't start out with it.
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When you're young, you'll want to start out with a more aggressive (riskier) investment strategy, and as time goes on, the strategy should get less and less risky (more conservative).
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"When women start out at the company, they are always given positions as cashiers, or in softlines, like clothing, where you don't have much of a sales opportunity," Youman says.
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As Vox's Sarah Kliff explained in October when Booker unveiled the proposal, every newborn would start out with $2000,22007 in a low-risk savings account managed by the Treasury Department.
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You can start out in Level 3, and after 30 days with no disciplinary infractions, you can be promoted to Level 2, where you can have two visits per month.
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The bathroom is nicer than my whole apartment…the three of us are the only NYC college chapters that came and start out the party huddled awkwardly in the corner.
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To start out, they used a standard transportation simulation to control for variables, such as population growth, changes to the city's transportation system, and a rise in freight and deliveries.
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The villains start out relatively small, but over time the thieves become part of an internationally sized story, fighting prominent hacking groups and getting mixed up with corrupt political leaders.
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A good number of them start out investing their own savings — money stashed away from years of working in tech or from cashing out their company shares after an exit.
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Both start out vehemently (and publicly) asserting that O.J. is guilty, but are easily persuaded to join his defense "dream team" with nothing more than weak flattery from Robert Shapiro.
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While SpaceX CEO Elon Musk dreams of sending people to Mars as soon as 2024, Blue Origin CEO Jeff Bezos believes it's more practical to start out on the moon.
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It's no wonder that people resemble their parents, not just in the way they look but in their manners, the way they act, because we really start out as imitators.
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LinkedIn Learning expert Whitney Johnson in her "Entrepreneurship Foundations" course recommends aspiring founders start out by identifying "problems that need to be solved" and only then begin looking for solutions.
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"I know it's not a huge number, but to do that out of a costume, and start out from zero, has been something that I've been proud of," Hale said.
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"We start out with a mayonnaise that has truffle inside of it and spread a layer on both sides of the bread and plop it on the grill," he says.
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In an ideal real-world transit system, cities would start out with bus systems and—after years of analyzing traffic patterns—eventually lay rail lines on the most popular routes.
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The closest I can come to describing Irrational Exuberance is that you start out inside a giant metal egg where gravity doesn't exist, levitating a pair of glowing crystal balls.
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Susan and Anne start out sharing a one-bedroom apartment in New York City, piled with boxes and bereft of ornamentation save for Anne's mattress on the living room floor.
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Research on private school choice shows student achievement tends to start out neutral or negative in the first year of programs and trends positive by the second or third years.
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For the games, genres, and demographics where this still isn't quite viable, however, we might start out by simply offloading important but deferrable computations for the game to the cloud.
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The twist is that the game is based around music: you start out each stage with a simple techno beat, and the track builds up in time with your actions.
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A Zogby Analytics poll in May suggested she would start out with an advantage over Trump, with 48 percent approving of her her compared with 39 percent for the president.
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Given all this, why would they start out with such a tepid and self-destructive proposal as the one laid out by the administration and the congressional leadership last week?
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Before we get started, though, know the principles of layering for a workout: First, you're going to get warmer on your run, so start out a little colder than comfortable.
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While more than half of consumers start out with the best intentions, they don't all stick to it, according to the recent Merry Money Holiday Spending survey by TD Bank.
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To do so, start out by listing yourself as the account's beneficiary, then switch it to your child once he or she is born and given a Social Security number.
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Initially, the business venture didn't even start out with an intentional feminist angle—it just took one on after all the sexism and harassment the founders encountered in their field.
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She didn't start out a hero, but eventually you see how strong she is and how capable she — and all of us — can be in the face of adverse circumstances.
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But to win the Democratic primary and govern as a Democratic president, you need to win over Democrats who aren't your natural allies, who didn't start out in your corner.
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Among showrunners, the executives who have total creative and management control, and who often start out as writers, more than nine of 203 were white, and 80 percent were male.
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The interesting question isn't so much who these sorts of charismatic leaders are when they start out, but rather how they change in order to build a durable support base.
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It doesn't start out well in this sequence where he plays "Let It Be" for his parents and a variety of distractions prevents them from catching on to its greatness.
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Today's internet generations have been graced with equity at birth, in that they have the means to create power for themselves, even if they do not start out with it.
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It's a way of shedding your mortgage, your dead-end job, and your old life, and to start out fresh in a community of people who are just like you.
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In fact, the sharks had roughly the same digestive efficiency as juvenile sea-grass-eating sea turtles, which start out as omnivores and become more like herbivores as they mature.
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You know, you start out sleeping in your car, you're sleeping in motor lodges, and then Super 8s, and then you work your way up to a really nice Marriott.
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He'll start out in Springfield, Mo., on Wednesday and then push for a sweeping overhaul of the American tax code that's still being written by top administration and congressional officials.
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But there are big hurdles for Dish: it currently does not have its own network and would start out serving its own cell phone customers on T-Mobile's network infrastructure.
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Because the app is still just a week old and the partner program is still in its infancy, Byte says its partner pools and payment amounts will start out small.
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But the doctors say to start out at a low dose because you don't want to end up in the emergency room with an erection you can't get rid of.
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Some businesses are going to cost more than others, but a good deal of successful side hustles start out on the cheap and expand their budget as the business grows.
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There&aposs a right way to taste wine, and it&aposs a five-step processStep 1: LookYou always start out by looking at the wine before you even smell it.
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You start out with a sword and shield, puzzling at the cracks in mountains and strange objects that, you assume, can be interacted with once you have the right gear.
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It didn't start out quite that way, though, as the Penguins had an early three-on-one and Columbus' Oliver Bjorkstrand had a breakaway, but neither resulted in a goal.
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Some women avoid clitoral stimulation with a partner if that person is too rough with their clitoris—so ask her to show you what she likes, or start out more gently.
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Venture-backed companies often start out with small boards comprised of the founder or co-founders and an initial investor, but as the company grows, so does the board of directors.
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We start out searching for places where liquid water is stable, either in the past, as on the surface of Mars, or currently beneath the icy crust on Europa and Enceladus.
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"I start out absolutely dreading it, do an incredibly punishing workout, b— about it the whole time, and end up feeling 100 percent better when I leave," she told the magazine.
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That level of nuance and awareness makes Osmosis start out thoughtful and refreshing, though two episodes in, it's difficult to tell whether it will expand on its insights, or squander them.
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But Dreamland Archer and his cohorts start out as such straight tributes to film noir archetypes that they rarely come up for air to make a wisecrack or break the illusion.
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In this case the granules start out in an unmagnetised state, but placing the printed object into a strong magnetic field of the required geometry converts it into a permanent magnet.
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I usually start out with some type of idea, and then that turns into something else in terms of who I'm working with and their viewpoints and how they feel comfortable.
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"Maybe the norm is to start out with an SUV like all these other luxury startups," Fisker told The Verge on Monday alongside his new car on the CES show floor.
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Comedies that can start out knowing exactly what they are have a huge leg up on those that need time to let their casts settle into place and find their strengths.
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I wanted to start out with something that would make a major impact, so I first reached for these yellow and black lipsticks designed to brighten and darken your favorite shade.
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The game is super simple: you start out in a garage with nothing but your canvas and small art stand, painting away until local Parisian passerbys stop to offer you money.
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You start out with a starter phone, but by the time you upgrade the camera, the processor and the memory chip — you probably could have just bought a brand new phone.
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You might start out one stage feeling overwhelmed as blocks stream down at a breakneck place, only to hit that 10th line clear and see them immediately slow to a crawl.
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Let's start out with a picture where the horizon line clearly isn't straight and then use this new feature to fix it without having to cut too much from the image.
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One of the challenges is ensuring that the lakes, which start out having the acidity of vinegar due to minerals churned up by mining, are made safe for animals and people.
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I think with news, we didn't start out building news-specific products, but found that people used Facebook to share news with their friends and talk about news with their friends.
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The tender and tearful moment goes down in one of the final nights of the NYC Housewives' already-epic Mexico trip, though it doesn't start out as sweet as it ends.
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Reese Witherspoon's go-to makeup artist Molly R. Stern says to start out with a long-wearing stain as a base before topping it with a creamy, deeply-pigmented red lipstick.
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And although you start out in Miitomo the same way, by creating your own simplistic Mii avatar, it already feels like a more successful product just by being on a phone.
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To start out in Luanda he had to buy his licence from another broker, at a cost of $250,000, because getting a new one would have taken at least four years.
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Spotify's original content hasn't had a spectacular start out of the gate (Singles being the one exception) but this new format could be a way to help give it a boost.
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We start out the Selena Gomez-produced series with countless unknowns, like who's on the list and what could mild-manned Clay have done to end up pushing Hannah towards tragedy.
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"This Kavanaugh hearing has meant that the 'Me Too' movement, which didn't start out as political or partisan, has become extremely partisan," Schneider, a professor at George Mason University, told Hill.
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" When people start out in their careers, they may not know exactly what they want to do — but that's OK, Wat explained to CNBC in an episode of "Life Hacks Live.
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You start out as one of the swords, washed up on a beach, and a flying bug tells you the deal: you have four days to eradicate an evil magical being.
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"You start out wanting to help kids and you end up doing things you never thought you'd have to do," said Mr. Babayan, no longer the Tri-Boro Soccer Club president.
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"We didn't start out great for the first several innings," said Walker, who was acquired from the Pittsburgh Pirates in December to replace NL Championship Series Most Valuable Player Daniel Murphy.
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Though it is true that people addicted to these more harmful drugs often start out with weed, it's not the that cannabis somehow activates a tendency toward addiction inside these people.
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Although the two makeup artists refer to themselves as everything from "brothers" to "best friends" to "married" (in the work-wife sort of way), their friendship didn't start out that way.
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Many college-bound kids start out with dreadful sleep habits that are likely to get worse once the rigorous demands of college courses and competing social and athletic activities kick in.
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We had felt self-conscious and uncertain about this plan to start out with, but now that our private game had become an uncontrolled experiment, involving other people, we were committed.
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Many bloggers start out thinking of it as a way of being paid to travel the world and post on social media — probably what many people do on their vacations anyway.
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The think tank, which will start out with a dozen full-time staff members, is named for John Quincy Adams, the former U.S. president, secretary of State and member of Congress.
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First, she omitted the fact that Michigan charter schools are located largely in the state's urban centers, and many more of its students start out behind due to poverty at home.
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You start out selling schmattas (Yiddish for rags) and end up the scion of an elite family business that over three generations becomes a cultural institution that even WASPs admire enviously.
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Still, keeping a glass half full perspective, after a slow start out of the gate, even a modest pickup is a welcome step in the right direction for the U.S. economy.
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