"LJ: "At least see the movie before you start something.
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They are going to have to leave start something new.
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I realised it would be great to start something in.
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You could start something at 40; I was 40 then.
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It would start something that would last days or weeks.
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Olsen: True, but it takes only one to start something.
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And it's fun sharing moments we start something shiny and new.
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Leaving to start something of your own was not frowned upon.
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You can start something with a terrible name and still succeed.
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It's time for someone else to continue or start something new.
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Sometimes you just have to be the first to start something.
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He wanted to start something of his own and Hangzhou inspired him.
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Write that you are ready, and we can try to start something.
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But 24 hours before the march was supposed to start, something changed.
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But you must be allowed to start something new, without a tradition.
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He's my cousin, and he's always wanted to start something like this.
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I think I need to end it there and start something new.
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Unlike Silicon Valley, smart underlings have less freedom to start something new.
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I can't wait to start something now that opens when I'm 57.
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I really, really want to bring people together and start something new.
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But by re-engineering their structures, the car companies might start something uncontrollable.
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Persona 5 also benefits from a fast start, something its predecessors struggled with.
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Cowan: When you start something you often don't know what you're getting into.
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It was at a Waffle House I realized I wanted to start something.
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Maybe they will want to start something in neighborhoods that make banks skittish.
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The action-oriented gameplay of Anthem was another reason to start something brand-new.
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It's time to start something new and trust the magic of a new beginning.
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I hope to start something to support students as they navigate this challenging terrain.
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You want to give them the benefit of the doubt when you start something.
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There's gonna be a way to start something, to lead on to another change.
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So my goal was to start something that was first and foremost a safe place.
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"Don't be afraid to risk something to start something new or continue growing," Anna adds.
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"Everyone wants to go back to their own African country and start something," he says.
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Specifically "Dungeness—the only desert in Europe," located in southeast England, to "start something fresh".
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I started to question how could you start something when you're starting in a hole?
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"I did not want to start something I could not do justice to," he said.
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"Money just enabled me to start something, and bring in these amazing people," he said.
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That's why it's hard for me to start something now because I have a job.
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Most people think that in order to start something great, they've got to go big.
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I literally haven't done any work today, but I'm too mentally exhausted to start something new.
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By contrast, activity labelling encourages people to start something, rather than calling for them to stop.
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"I taught him, if you start something, you finish it," Eric Reid Sr. tells TMZ Sports.
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As for what advice she has for young women looking to start something on their own?
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"It was time for me to start something new," explains Rogove of his new musical guise.
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The Hornets (23-212) got off to another slow start, something that's plagued them all season.
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Chapter 11 would offer a fresh start, something the airlines might need given their debt loads.
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"I hope and believe this will start something," the musician, Jon Larsen, said in an interview.
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Right now I'm infatuated with this idea that you want really low courage to start something.
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"This is literally the best time in the history of the universe to start something," Libin said.
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"We moved on from then and I decided to go off and start something new," he added.
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First-time listeners: Dig the tunes, steal the best parts, then go start something of your own.
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It time to end something that's holding you back— or start something that you want to pursue!
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In secret meetings, plans were hatched to start something, although none of the participants knew quite what.
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ER: And you believe there are enough people there and enough energy there to start something new?
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This is really useful if you start something in one place but want to pick up elsewhere.
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Why should we start something else which may again be invalid in a year and a half.
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But word got out that we were trying to start something, and that there was an opportunity.
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"If you ever need inspiration, live with the person you're supposed to start something with," Weisberg said.
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From the start, something violent and presumptively male has been threatening the complacent skin of the story.
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I know if I start something new I may never finish it, but it's what you do.
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"When this happened, I knew that I had to start something to end gun violence," Brown said.
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"I just wanted to start something that I could relate to and that was globally relevant," he said.
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"It only made sense that we would start something, or team up... to impact real change for women."
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Why bother trying to start something in a location where there's one more (gigantic) uncertainty on your plate?
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Long and Jones both worked at Twitter for a couple of years before leaving to start something new.
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"When you start something, it's just you and your computer and your phone," Farleigh said on the episode.
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"Some people believe that in order to start something new, you have to take drastic actions," she writes.
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I'm about to start something in September, and I look back now and think, 'What have I done?
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Worse than that, I don't want to have to start something over again with no friends or followers.
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If you know so much about something, you know all the problems, and you might not start something.
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It seems like ... I was gonna start something called a Militia Etheridge, but I like her group better.
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I saw an opportunity to start something new and potentially groundbreaking, and I knew I had to take it.
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But not until I started PayPal did I fully realize that you don't have to wait to start something.
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"When I start something, I really want to finish, which has helped me in writing and stuff," he said.
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So, at every new moon, astrologers say it's a good time to initiate something or to start something new.
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Mills said she was hit by a virus five days before the start, something the team kept under wraps.
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Just kind of a nice little red, as an aperitif or to start, something you have with your appetizers.
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" And then he quotes Hannah Arendt: "We are free to change the world and start something new in it.
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So we'll pass on the gently used item to a friend, colleague, or our moms — and start something fresh.
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Even when properly setup, it's a bigger pain to start something in VR than a regular ol' video game.
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It doesn't make sense to start something that you don't know if you're going to be able to complete.
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"Whenever I've tried to start something that is just like a quick money scheme, those failed miserably," Diamandis said.
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He had been reading self-help books on entrepreneurship and they all said the same thing: Just start something.
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What Black person, who isn't already a celebrity, do you know that has an excess of money to start something?
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It doesn't matter if you're the queen of rap, you've got to figure things out when you start something new.
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The best solution to Will's problem is to try to start something new that you can brand with your logo.
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So, anyone who has power or acceptance in the local community, the government would be afraid they could start something.
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Levisay learned at Ebay that "niches" can be huge, and he and his partners were looking to start something new.
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We knew it was upon us and we were about to start something that could wind up being culturally significant.
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Graham and I tried but Graham would never say anything so it was hard to get him to start something.
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"I thought, I've never painted before, I've never held a paintbrush in my hand, let's start something fresh," he said.
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I like to think it's someone who has had to start something, grow it, stick with it and take risks.
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While Tate-DiDonna moves on to start something new, Schroter said he plans to fold Zana's content into the main Startups.
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They might start something but feel that uncertainty — and then shove those brakes on and not follow through or get momentum.
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And then at 40 will come my next reevaluation: Do I stay in this industry or do I start something else?
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And so, in 2013, after taking ReachLocal public and seeing its acquisition by Gannett, Hanks was ready to start something new.
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I was proud to tell people that I worked at Robuchon, but I always wanted to start something on my own.
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Tanaka was pitching on regular four-day rest for the third consecutive start, something he had never done in the majors.
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"From the moment I start something, I can see the finished song, even if it's far-off and foggy," she said.
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Effervescence was created for Apple's Start Something New campaign, which supports a suite of 11 artists making innovative work using their tools.
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Luke Nosek, known for starting PayPal with Elon Musk, Peter Thiel, Max Levchin and Ken Howery, is off to start something new.
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Adele's performance at the 2017 Grammys proved that it's totally acceptable to re-start something if you want to do it right.
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Maybe so, but according to the 2018 Xtreme Eating Awards , it's also a good way to start something else: a weight problem.
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And if we lose all the money, we don't have to give it back to you and maybe we'll start something else.
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"But it's a way to start something, a first action of what we hope is going to become a much bigger movement."
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I feel like we need to say, O.K., we're going to end the way this fair is operating and start something different.
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When you start something new like Lyft it was great, it was fun, you could make a lot of money doing it.
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There's a big focus on cross-device experiences: you start something on your Surface and finish it on your iPhone, or vice versa.
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You can be 63, a professor who has nothing to do with fashion, and you can start something new and become very successful.
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Aside from the potential financial rewards, the founders also felt an urge to start something on their own as they entered their 210s.
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Boden has also spent time at Standard Chartered, USB, RBS, and ABN AMRO, before giving up on big banks to start something new.
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If Trump tries to start something we may finally see Congress assert their power by cutting off funding or voting against military action.
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"It stresses you out, makes you late if you have two minutes and you start something that takes 10 to finish," she says.
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This could actually be a very good time for you and your partner to let go of your past and start something new.
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Each endeavor was born of an impetuous desire to start something new, followed by months of anxiety and painstaking sweating over every detail.
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In late last year, Pao had started looking internally at Uber and externally when he realized he wanted to start something new again.
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She has also gotten calls from around the country, from schools and even churches, who want to start something similar in their communities.
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You probably already have these people in your network and they may be just as eager as you are to start something new.
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"My advice would be to start something while keeping a goal that it has to be sustainable in the long term," he says.
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When you start something at four, and you're successful at it, and parents see you have talent, they'll really spur that passion on.
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They sold clothes; worked outside; did everything they could do to collect money and start something, because there was nothing for them in Brazil.
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Make sure you don't start something you can't finish—"You've gotta own up to the size you're trying to portray yourself as," notes UNIIQU3.
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"California always had immigrants, migrants, and others looking to start something new," says Kathryn Olmsted, a history professor at the University of California, Davis.
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"When you get together and you start something fresh, you have a new way to look at it and create better things" he added.
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While she could have started her online shop on her own platform, she didn't have the skills or money to start something from scratch.
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Arora says he and Linga are entrepreneurs at heart, and they were itching to start something new after more than five years at Vera.
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If the "shot heard round the world" signaled the start of the Revolutionary War; a "tweet heard round the world" could start something far bloodier.
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Johnson is seeking to win his fourth consecutive start, something that has not been done on the PGA Tour since Tiger Woods in 2007-08.
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While they were hoping to start something new in Vallarta, Nayarit, one participant wanted to figure out the feelings she had in an existing relationship.
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Momus: Not at all, in fact I usually find quite the opposite: if something is a struggle you should abandon it and start something else.
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We didn't like each other at first, but we realized we worked really well together and we always knew that we would start something together.
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Tyson Gersh: My co-founder Darren and I moved to Detroit after grad school looking to buy some property to start something urban-farming related.
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Krieger and Systrom told me they plan to start something new together during a talk at SXSW a year ago, but are still exploring opportunities.
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Almost immediately, both became friends and discovered they were on the same wave-length when it came to their idea to start something like Bammies.
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It's easy for me to not start something because it's just going to be too overwhelming, especially since I like to film stuff that I'm building.
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Lionhead has been around since 1996, after Peter Molyneux — creator of Populous, the first "god game" — left his position with Bullfrog Productions to start something new.
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"It's really hard when you start something truly innovative and unique to have a good idea of what the demand is going to be," he said.
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So many ideas thronged there later that the minute he put a double bar at the end of a piece, he had to start something new.
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However, she's gotten off to a quick start — something, it must be said, that's partly enabled by already having connections and the financial stability to experiment.
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Tim: After a couple of years living in London we both felt the need for a new project, to start something brand new in this city.
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I got used to churning stuff out and knowing when it's good and whether or not to finish it or move on and start something new.
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The feature is available across the various platforms on which Disney+ is offered, so you can start something on one device and resume it on another.
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When you put your hand on the nuclear button, and you can start something that might kill a million people, you're not president anymore, you're God.
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Let's erase the fear of one another on both sides & start something new here in the city of Los Angeles, a city we all love & share !
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Mother's Day is also a Garry Marshall film, so everyone knows it's going to be cheesy from the start, something a cheeseball like Teigen would never shade.
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The reason I majored in photography is that I trained too much as a painter, so when I went to college, I wanted to start something new.
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Through the frustration of spinning up nodes to build anything decentralized, they spotted the opportunity to start something with more potential than a college kids' social app.
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Like last month's "Start Something New" campaign, the the ads are meant to show the range of artistic possibilities that can be achieved with only an iPhone.
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I want a fresh start, something that I can go all in with, emotionally, physically, spiritually, and I think dancing is something that I can do that with.
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"We plan to do something more in the U.S., something more in Mexico and we also hope to be able to start something soon in Brazil," Viteri said.
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" He continued: "Let's erase the fear of one another on both sides & start something new here in the city of Los Angeles, a city we all love & share !
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After 3 days on the road, I arrived in Santa Clara with a car full of boxes and an excitement to start something new, both professionally and personally.
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"All of our parents are entrepreneurs, so it was really in our DNA from the beginning to start something," says Ru, who serves as Sweetgreen's chief brand officer.
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Carter has announced the beginning of DUIx 2.0, which isn't usually a reassuring phrase, and Elon Musk recently had some meetings with the Pentagon to start something secret.
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When I start something, I finish it—but I'm happy that at the outset, I had no idea how much work would be involved with this particular project.
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Ben Keighran, who joined Apple four years ago when it bought a startup he co-founded, says he is leaving soon and eventually intends to start something new.
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To start something out of a two bedroom apartment and to have the whole arc and be an owner, and then to transition it well, is a real journey.
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Plus, it helps when you have money or a fancy background to start: something Delvey knew would take her far, hence her assertion that she was a German heiress.
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This is not a racial statement, but there are no white fighters in boxing who are dominating so they had to go to something else and start something new.
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We think you're going to start something cool, but oh, by the way, you've got about six months, nine months, and we want to see a really great idea.
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"When I start something that I love, that is meaningful for me, that I think is meaningful for the world, those have the highest probability for success," Diamandis said.
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If you can start it at an early age, you really just start something growing within them that'll lend to a lot of good decision-making in the future.
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We love to celebrate when people leave and start something new or people get funding and then we love celebrating whether it's an acquisition, an IPO or a bankruptcy.
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If you suffer the opposite problem, be sure to check out Novation's other documentary Start Something, which was released last year and features, among other artists, the London musician Goldie.
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"The philosophical answer is that I knew that there was no more that I could do, and I needed to walk away in order to start something new," she says.
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"Now I'm planning to move to Germany, where my sister lives, and start something in the catering industry as I doubt things will change here any time soon," he said.
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"It tends to be time-consuming if you try to start something new like 'deep learning' at a big company, so I decided to do it by myself," said Okada.
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Well, that's the big question — and the lack of good answers to that question is the reason President Barack Obama decided not to start something nobody knew how to finish.
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"I'm really proud that we were able to start something that I think has snowballed and grown outside the courtroom," said Stephens, the first woman to testify in Nassar's sentencing.
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So by the time I finished the book, Barry Diller, who'd been calling me while I was writing it, wanted me to come work with him and start something online.
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"The thing that brands America more positively than anything is the notion that you have an idea, and you go out there and build something and you start something," Obama said.
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Then, from disagreements with Facebook and the urge to start something new, Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger, the co-founders of Instagram, exited the company at the end of last year.
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And then when you get to be older, it's time to start something new and let that reflect on the place you are at or just move onto something else altogether.
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The band formed 15 years ago, when Kaori, the vocalist of iconic metalpunks Yellow Machinegun, joined forces with guitarist IxSxO and drummer Murochin of Tokyo punks Abnormals to start something new.
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Still, the pair liked working together to build new things: "I always wanted to start something with Maggie; she's a great digital marketer, and I'm kind of the inventor," Chang says.
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And in a winter where the political front-runners, Trump and Sanders, have painted pictures of so much darkness, the emerging Kasich brightness could jump-start something that reaches far beyond him.
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"Changing something that's so old and has already functioned perfectly fine, not trying to fix what actually is here but start something new," said Julia Wraith, a 20-year-old exchange student.
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But it wasn't until 2015, when they bought the house in Vallabrègues and discovered that it was a former 18th-century wicker workshop, that they decided to start something of their own.
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"The goal is whatever stage you are in your life, whenever you hear The Future Awards, let it fire you up to start something, no matter how old you are," he added.
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" On whether she'd do it again: "The thing about that show is that most of the material was already written, and to start something like from scratch in another world of work.
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" ELLEN CHILEMBA, FOUNDER OF SOCIAL ENTERPRISE TIWALE IN MALAWI "For young entrepreneurs, you start something and have a vision and have to keep up with constant changes in society and innovation around you.
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" ELLEN CHILEMBA, FOUNDER OF SOCIAL ENTERPRISE TIWALE IN MALAWI "For young entrepreneurs, you start something and have a vision and have to keep up with constant changes in society and innovation around you.
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Duffy wouldn't speak with me back in 2014 when he was still working for Fadell, but having left last fall to start something new, he isn't holding back from sharing his experience now.
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Well I think as an entrepreneur you first start something and you build that, and you learn a lot of things: who to work with, how to work with, where to work with.
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It's a lot of things, but the factor that has the biggest impact is also the factor that is most under our control: The very decision to start something in the first place.
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The experience convinced Chapman e-commerce offers the best opportunity for anyone to take control of their time and make money, even for the inexperienced just looking to start something, like he was.
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From the start, something about the Freedom 43 didn't seem right: though the expected delivery date is set at June 2016, it was almost impossible to obtain a review unit after the big reveal.
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However, the agreement announced on Monday by the US and Russia does not prohibit fighting in the coming week prior to the cessation's start – something that could endanger the chances of a lasting ceasefire.
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I went and looked at a bunch of co-working spaces when I first got to Sydney, and they were all packed with people trying to start something and network their way to success.
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We had shared such a special bond right from the start, something magical, and now here was his interpretation of me and us on the big screen for all to see in black-and-white.
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"I started a company called Vaniday, which is a beauty marketplace in the region (Southeast Asia), and that gave me a lot of confidence to start something on my own," said Castagne, a French national.
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There's usually a rather unfun period of physical adjustment when you start something new—a medication that might make you feel awful the first few times often won't be like that once your body adjusts.
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His presence on the show obviously means he is single at the moment (or was when they filmed it at least), but it wouldn't be too shocking for the two to start something up again.
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"If you're a go-getter and want to start something and you get a little bit of a tipping point, the firm actually goes out of its way to try to reward that," Delikaris said.
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But despite such progress, leaving a structured company behind to start something on your own terms is still scary AF, especially as a woman — and even more so without the safety net of a bimonthly payday.
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"I knew it was going to start something, though I wasn't exactly sure what," Aflalo said, noting that she showed the shot in question "to everybody" for the past week to gauge how people might react.
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If you're a web designer for a startup who wants to make the move to start something in a more buttoned-up industry, you might ditch the the business casual attire for a more professional look.
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If an employee does not have access to this kind of payroll deduction retirement savings plan, "the odds are minimal that you'll be doing something else, that you'll go out and start something on your own," Mr. John said.
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And I wasn't necessarily going to start something rather this quickly, I was going to take a little minute, do some tours, play some music, but they were very, very kind and moved around the existing dates I already had.
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But from that unlikely start something almost surprising happened: the right mix of ease of use, efficient responsiveness and functionality — in aid of those already important areas of workplace communication, messaging and app integration — made Slack into a huge hit.
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"We shared the same ideas: to start something new, to be entrepreneurs, to do something for women today," said Jacobs, who studied fine arts and fashion communication at Central Saint Martins and now serves as Courrèges's image and style director.
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Your involvement in communities and associations, and around activism or politics, will also be reexamined—perhaps you'll want to make some big changes to the crowds you are involved with, or maybe you want to start something of your own!
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I obviously would have never seen that coming, but it's really awesome to come out of crazy, desperate times and take the feelings that we were having and use them to start something new so we wouldn't be put in that position again.
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Feeling the pull to start something of his own, and a wildlife enthusiast, he could see the opportunity to build a new business from the ground up to address these two things while also leveraging a rising tech ecosystem in the city.
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" Co-edited by Hat & Beard publisher, J. C. Gabel, it's an apt description of Gabel and the press as a whole, which began because, as he told Hyperallergic, he "wanted to start something with my friends who I'm good at making stuff with.
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He could make a start by holding his fire on the Iran deal while his European allies work to meet some of his concerns, and by indicating a willingness to extend New START—something which would require little more than the stroke of a pen.
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The opportunity to help start something new at Columbia with the resources of Columbia and the Knight Foundation — and with people like Lee Bollinger and Alberto Ibarguen and Steve Coll and Nick Lemann from the Journalism School involved — that was a very exciting thing.
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But, having said that, we're-, we're-, we're very focused on that progress, and you know, from the company's own statement, that they investigated the-, the-, the background to it, found nothing material, and we moved on from then, and I decided to-, to go off and start something new.
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Well then, you have only to imagine Liberace, hands, mouth, penis now here, now there, no sooner here than there, no sooner there than here again, starting something only to stop and start something else instead, and you will have a pretty accurate picture of the Drunken Medley.
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From the very early days there was a sense in the Bay Area that people were in it together and trying to build something different, and they built a culture where it was O.K. to share information more openly and it was O.K. to leave to start something new.
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"I figured that if I was going to start something that was an extension of me, it really needed to feel organic, so I decided to do it myself — I write all of the content myself in order to keep the content feeling authentic," Markle said during an interview with InStyle.
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"I think from the start we both had a chip on our shoulder when he came to the Warriors that we were going to try to start something new," Curry said, explaining why, on top of their natural pick-and-roll chemistry, he and Lee formed such a close bond.
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Quite honestly, I just thought, I'm 44 years old and I thought that I have a chance to start something completely new that could be a 20-25 year career or more that didn't involve — I won't say acting at all — but quite as much acting as I have been doing this past 20 years.
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It's looking more like end of the year that the House will finish up and then I don't know if that means that the Senate tries to start something before New Year's or if they start at some point in January, but part of the problem is so many members of the administration have refused to testify.
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But I also love it as someone who has spent a lot of time thinking and writing about the culture of fighting—and as someone who maybe tried to start something by yelling snarky things at a dude in a TapOut shirt in a Southern Ontario Legion hall in the aughts—because it's one of the smartest, most thoughtful, and most accurate portraits of fighting (or at least street fighting) psychology that I've ever seen.
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Slave Fight Key & Peele had a lot of fun poking at the fragility of the male ego when it came to both starting and finishing fights over the course of their series, like the season two episode featuring Key as a new dad who starts talking tough when he realized that no one's going to attack him with a baby strapped to his chest, or Peele's season five (or four b, if you prefer) tough guy who would start something at a bar, no really, if only his friend weren't telekinetically holding him back.
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