GoPro is starting with capture and we're starting with editing.
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Starting with a smartphone, Rubin says, lets Essential kickstart the business by starting with a well understood and huge category.
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All of the undercover taxis sport a license number starting with 2W and 6Y (important note: Not all vehicles starting with these characters are undercover).
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F— the paparazzi – whatever perception you have of me, starting with the truth, starting with what everyone's thinking, start there, put some dope s— with it.
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Judd was starting with the buyer side, and we were starting with the sales side, and we continued to share notes on how we were solving both.
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Flashback: Here's what I wrote in August of last year: Starting with a smartphone, Rubin says, lets Essential kickstart the business by starting with a well understood and huge category.
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Oh, beginning with, yeah, factory jobs, starting with inspection going into assembly, starting with dishwashing, going into flipping hamburgers and simple ... There's a robot hamburger place here in San Francisco now.
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Today, Fresco is also coming to Windows, starting with Microsoft's Surface line (starting with the Surface Pro 4, the Surface Go and all Surface Studio and Book devices) and Wacom Mobile Studio devices.
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The phrases consist of two words, the first word starting with the letter A and the second starting with the letter T. The revealer, THE EIGHTIES, is a phonetic hint to the phrases.
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"Starting with the needs of Americans who are underserved feels like a more productive place than starting with a novel technology, such as augmented reality," Mr. Miller said in an interview this week.
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The company is starting with face, hand and body moisturizers.
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This January 11th, we're starting with the report on Venezuela.
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They want to change that starting with this year's midterms.
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Bellinger's rough day was only starting with the errant throw.
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Candidates will each get one minute, starting with Senator Santorum.
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For now, it's starting with a small trial of users.
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This will include ramping up international expansion, starting with Europe.
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That's what Tally wants to do, starting with credit cards.
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Tonight's episode of Riverdale was different, starting with the opening.
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Starting with, most pressingly, what the heck is an Envoy?
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The revolution is starting with programmers, middle managers, entrepreneurs, retirees.
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And not just because we're starting with a simple example.
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Lemann has certainly done well for shareholders, starting with himself.
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We're starting with a campaign to articulate encryption's indispensable role.
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Trump also introduced new topics, starting with the Mueller probe.
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They have the rest of their lives, starting with Saturday.
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We need to start saving lives ... hopefully starting with Charlie.
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Breaking down the numbers by hour starting with 8 p.m.
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Starting with a good sweat gives me better mental clarity.
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Each offering can be customized, starting with the shake itself.
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This divergence in fortunes has many causes, starting with geography.
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For me, that meant starting with the name and logo.
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I would suggest you're safe starting with 'person with #dwarfism'.
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For Garrido, that meant starting with $50 she owed Target.
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Starting with the quarterfinals, every match will air on TNT.
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And they are starting with top urban areas in Florida.
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That's why most 5G rollouts are starting with millimeter wave.
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Sure, there are problems, starting with traffic, sprawl and gentrification.
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I have so many questions, starting with, what the fuck?
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Instead of leading with facts, consider starting with genuine curiosity.
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But there's drama, starting with that of the show's existence.
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I'd suggest starting with two: David Rockefeller and Chuck Berry.
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Let's go through the numbers starting with this one: 21.
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The biggest is starting with Obamacare in the first place.
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" Each one receives its own chapter, starting with "Why Disaster?
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Following are the figures targeted, starting with the most recent.
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To double-check that the wasps got the message, one group learned the sets starting with the A/B pair first, while the other group learned them backwards starting with the D/E pair.
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I briefly consider TARSI, the plural of "tarsus," which would leave me needing a word starting with RAT—, and TORSI, the plural of "torso," which would leave me needing a word starting with ROT—.
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You'll move down the list of video providers starting with Vudu.
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Starting with: Will Woods have to move out of Jenner's home?
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So for that, may we suggest starting with your astrological sign?
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Here's how the final result will look, starting with the front.
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BUT STARTING WITH HOUSEHOLD ESSENTIALS, PERSONAL CARE, FOOD AND BEVERAGE BUSINESS.
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It's all about our rights, starting with the right to vote.
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Look and see what things costs, starting with the smallest options.
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Cramer outlined what he's watching for 2017, starting with immediate issues.
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Eventually, he founded Songs Music Publishing, again starting with rock bands.
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I have no debt; I am starting with a fresh slate.
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He has six months, starting with Thursday's meetings on Capitol Hill.
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It's starting with the Rålis, the company's first battery-powered speaker.
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There is plenty of room for improvement, starting with more transparency.
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Let's break it down, starting with what Russia has actually said.
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There are a dozen different settings, starting with apps and permissions.
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Self-care is starting with yourself and feeling confident with yourself.
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Instead, Sabatier recommends starting with smaller numbers and more manageable goals.
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Uber Pro is also expanding internationally, starting with tests in Mexico.
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Starting with the price, the Amazon Echo Show sells for $229.99.
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All of the early Jewish prophets, starting with Moses, were statesmen.
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I felt that I was bad somewhere, starting with my birth.
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AMLG: It's fascinating because you're starting with we're gonna go big.
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I see this starting with nanobots in our bodies and brains.
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I would be okay with starting with pay, which is easier.
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But the major changes are under the hood, starting with ARKit.
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The upcoming models, starting with the Vantage will test their progress.
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Here's how VR is revolutionizing sports, starting with the fan experience.
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History frames this focus on suffering, starting with the American Revolution.
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AMLG: But you're not starting with the high-end private jet.
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Tilman Fertitta built a hospitality empire starting with a $6,000 loan.
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So every few years, starting with a deal between Republican Rep.
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All these musical styles, starting with Master Juba's, crossed the Atlantic.
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Starting with no cash is a good excuse to be profitable.
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His defense began their arguments on Monday, starting with Latham's testimony.
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Milwaukee has won seven of 10, starting with the Arizona series.
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Starting with the House, we have a pro-equality Democratic majority.
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We'll be starting with a clean slate when they come back.
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We're starting with one of those little ones here: tangled cords.
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Finally, Messages is receiving a huge upgrade, starting with rich previews.
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In most cases, the companies are starting with a small group.
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It launched its academy in March, starting with events and workshops.
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Then, starting with week 12, they reported symptoms in monthly questionnaires.
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This facility has now begun processing data, starting with European users.
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It launched its academy in March, starting with events and workshops.
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Everyone is starting with these embarrassing moments, so do it quick.
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In fast succession, Republican presidential candidates, starting with then-Louisiana Gov.
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Driscoll's plans to build awareness methodically, by starting with digital outreach.
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"Starting with a slightly smaller scope" can be helpful, Lockhart said.
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Starting with iOS 21, they won't be getting any new features.
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Our shopping complete, we commenced with the tasting, starting with pretzels.
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After starting with pasta, it's launched other products like chickpea rice.
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He can prove it by starting with a couple of turkeys.
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A combination of factors seem to be responsible, starting with heat.
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I started shooting around this time last year, starting with Dai.
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Scott led the final comeback effort starting with four minutes left.
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Wednesday is the main event, starting with a 9:30 a.m.
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Starting with chilled seafood fits the retro mood of the Loyal.
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It's a series of questions to ask yourself, starting with... Whew.
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Starting with the 2016 primaries, the Trump campaign reversed the trend.
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The palette that you're starting with is the most beautiful palette.
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"You can't even spell Indiana without starting with India," he said.
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And it tends to consume societies, starting with their political parties.
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So, we are relaunching our brand in 2020, starting with apparel.
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But it was all Detroit after that, starting with Mantha's goal.
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It has its share, starting with a name that's too long.
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Airlines are cracking down on emotional support animals, starting with peacocks.
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Starting with the infotainment system, I ran into a few problems.
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It works with virtually all iPhones, starting with the iPhone 4s.
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Starting with I think that guy [gestures to Abraham Lincoln painting].
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Recent developments should deeply worry Republicans, starting with those disastrous midterms.
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" And starting with that, we said, "Okay, what gives people value?
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Yeah, we're starting with audio because audio is part of video.
|
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Apple is starting with an app designed for Parkinson's disease patients.
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I organize my books chronologically within subject — so, for example, I have all my philosophy together starting with the Pre-Socratics, and I have my literature all together starting with Old English poetry and mystery plays.
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My first step was to delay creative tasks, starting with this article.
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Environmentalists, they argued, were conspiring to destroy America, starting with rural communities.
|
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The earnings season kicks off later this week, starting with big banks.
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Upward revisions in earnings growth, for one, starting with the United States.
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You must alternate the calls from now on, starting with this one.
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It's going in and starting with a blank canvas in the studio.
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Beyond Musk, other observers criticized Bezos's space aspirations, starting with his priorities.
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Much more interesting is the non-human cast, starting with Kong himself.
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I have a big day ahead of me, starting with my internship.
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Anything past that will be auto deleted, starting with the oldest stuff.
|
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And that's why we're starting with the voices that matter: the 20.4%.
|
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Governments have strengthened the defences of obvious targets, starting with airline cockpits.
|
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You're starting with commercial and want to make this accessible to everyone?
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Cadence Weapon: I was a huge gamer growing up, starting with NES.
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Starting with Super Mario 3D Land, I became enthralled with hitting 100%.
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They're going to make some change, starting with making Debbie a producer.
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Indian women suffer handicaps at every stage of life, starting with birth.
|
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Vanessa's parents are divorced, so he meets them separately, starting with Mom.
|
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But starting with iOS 8, Apple added support for third-party apps.
|
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Facebook is revamping profile pictures to make them safer, starting with India.
|
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One-by-one, starting with Ursrey's children, they pulled everyone to shore.
|
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Starting with "Baby Driver," from Sony's TriStar Pictures, MRC, and Working Title.
|
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A federal judge says that will end, starting with the 2020 primaries.
|
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Let's break into why and how, starting with smell, taste, and texture.
|
|
Del Rey said that, starting with its $3 billion purchase of Jet.
|
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It is starting with an all-in-one registration package for startups.
|
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Apple removed headphone jacks from iPhones starting with 22's iPhone 23.
|
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Starting with the light flavors first, moving on to the stronger flavors.
|
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And we're starting with the latter, thanks to Make Up For Ever.
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Or Pieces Of FruitWe suggest starting with sliced bananas, apples, and strawberries.
|
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Starting with Under Siege, Seagal's characters are initially resistant to getting involved.
|
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Starting with the period product you either love or loathe: the pad.
|
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Politicians starting with President Petro O. Poroshenko posted congratulations on social media.
|
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The euro zone needs stronger underpinnings, starting with a proper banking union.
|
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This claim suffers from a couple of problems, starting with relative scale.
|
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Let me explain why this measure is necessary, starting with my story.
|
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But some propose balance starting with the second fiscal year after ratification.
|
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So with that in mind, let's jump in starting with the hardware.
|
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Starting with full-fat Greek yogurt makes this process a lot faster.
|
|
Adaptive is now taking a stab at it, starting with a book.
|
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Starting with the Reagan administration, it took decades to rebuild human intelligence.
|
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Fidelity Charitable and Schwab Charitable accept new DAF accounts starting with $5,000.
|
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We're starting with the sweeping executive order by U.S. President Donald Trump.
|
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It is easier to reach five starting with four than with three.
|
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They were far more philosophical, starting with their definitions of the term.
|
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You need to fix this mess, starting with your own damaged equipment.
|
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It's an interesting issue, starting with the obvious problem of conflicting loyalties.
|
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My husband and I have last names starting with the same letter.
|
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The trove will arrive in France in stages, starting with 200 works.
|
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Every night we thought we'd get it done, starting with Sunday night.
|
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Constantine Samaras, an engineering professor at Carnegie Mellon, suggests starting with schools.
|
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The movie is slightly prone to such fallacies, starting with the title.
|
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Starting with a whimsical notion, she can systematically spin an obsessive web.
|
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The new leader will face many challenges, starting with his American counterpart.
|
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Thom Tillis is in a tough race, starting with the GOP primary.
|
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You have done battle with half a dozen mayors, starting with Koch.
|
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"Starting with one piece is the way to go," Mr. Spates said.
|
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Pizza is no longer frozen, but made fresh, starting with the dough.
|
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Ms. Reeve recommends starting with the Traveler's Notebook, because it's so customizable.
|
|
Starting with, "How do you know the host?" is a good idea.
|
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Some preplanning is required before heading to Ethiopia — starting with a visa.
|
|
"This caucus season was galvanized starting with the mid-terms" in Nov.
|
|
Mr. Henderson lost everything when the firm failed, starting with his reputation.
|
|
Northwestern will accept GRE scores starting with applicants to its 2019 class.
|
|
It said the new rule would apply starting with next year's festival.
|
|
Let's look at these arguments, starting with the last one first. 28.0.
|
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We've got to do better, starting with me, getting the guys ready.
|
|
Jet is also bringing more brands to its website, starting with Nike.
|
|
I began by sorting through the pieces by color, starting with yellow.
|
|
Starting with the first whiteboard, we've broken each of them down below.
|
|
Economists, starting with Adam Smith, have long pondered the diamond-water paradox.
|
|
Starting with the 2010 census, Republicans worked to pick up local seats.
|
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Showing that he's a changed man, starting with a loving handwritten note.
|
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Now, Tillis is in a tough race, starting with the GOP primary.
|
|
And "Rise" explores indigenous resistance, starting with the Standing Rock pipeline protest.
|
|
Mr. Dawkins began to slip back into addiction, starting with prescription painkillers.
|
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If you're not ready for a dog, I'd recommend starting with sourdough.
|
|
The Trump family looms over the whole operation, starting with Mr. Kushner.
|
|
That caused its own problems, starting with the optics — a parking lot?
|
|
Starting with Tue's earnings, we'll move back to an audio-only call.
|
|
JetBlue added blue lighting in 2014, starting with its Airbus A321 planes.
|
|
Starting with a back injury from running, he was prescribed opioid painkillers.
|
|
Christy Sheats shot her daughters inside the home, starting with Taylor, Nehls said.
|
|
To kick things off, it's starting with green cups meant to celebrate unity.
|
|
Starting with John Brennan calling this summit treasonous, Nancy Pelosi and Jeff Flake.
|
|
Starting with the idea that they should only want sex and not emotion.
|
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And I&aposm starting with you on this because you use some questions.
|
|
We're explaining it all starting with a look at the Dakota Access Pipeline.
|
|
It's starting with stupid stuff, but eventually ... they aren't doing totally stupid stuff.
|
|
As uncanny as it sounds, art can save the world, starting with you.
|
|
This is a genuine shift in consumer behavior that's starting with young consumers.
|
|
Brands have also been fleeing Facebook, starting with Elon Musk's Tesla and SpaceX.
|
|
The three-day event's schedule is starting with a keynote at 10 a.m.
|
|
Tice founded CorePower Yoga in 2002, starting with a single studio in Denver.
|
|
Consumer Reports has conducted its annual reliability study since 1952, starting with cars.
|
|
Make self-care a priority this summer, starting with a better sleep cycle.
|
|
Most importantly, we actually hear Luke speak, starting with the very first lines.
|
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Check out the best of the best below, starting with Astralis vs. Fnatic.
|
|
It adds a couple of new things, starting with dozens of new emojis.
|
|
She figured it was worth having it done, starting with her right eye.
|
|
Optimizely also is building integration with other project management tools, starting with Asana.
|
|
Shirking them would infuriate any number of institutions, starting with the United Nations.
|
|
Hynden Walch voiced Harley after Arleen Sorkin, starting with 2004's "The Batman."
|
|
If you're a beginner, try starting with a rep of 10 squat jumps.
|
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That began years ago, maybe starting with Yahoo's deletion of Geocities in 275.
|
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One by one, starting with Kate, Jack tells his kids about his alcoholism.
|
|
Starting with the minor gongs, let's honour the seat-blocker of the year.
|
|
Starting with the fact that all of the biblical examples given to Mrs.
|
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This time she is starting with rock-bottom expectations and can only improve.
|
|
A lot went wrong, starting with some bad reviews and a D CinemaScore.
|
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That's supposed to launch later this year, starting with English, German, and French.
|
|
Starting with remittance, the company is also eyeing up overdrafts and insurance products.
|
|
Starting with 2,500 people in 213, attendance swelled to 28,000 people last year.
|
|
Starting with this, what kinds of lines or forms can the base generate?
|
|
Built Robotics is piloting autonomous construction vehicles, starting with track loaders for excavation.
|
|
The setup is obvious enough to be genre parody, starting with that title.
|
|
The move is an interesting one for a few reasons, starting with usability.
|
|
And she's starting with whichever heartless so-and-so stole her grandmother's dog.
|
|
Starting with the iPhone 6S, Apple also introduced another gesture with 3D Touch.
|
|
Forget everything you know about normal body temperature and fever, starting with 98.6.
|
|
Experts argue he has three basic strategies for confronting Pyongyang starting with negotiations.
|
|
The series will feature six presidents, starting with today's episode on John Adams.
|
|
The DNC announced changes this week for primary debates starting with the Feb.
|
|
Scott use his office to help bring American hostages home, starting with Bob.
|
|
I also recommend maybe starting with one finger, then two, then maybe three.
|
|
Starting with our legendary pitch competition, the crown jewel of Disrupt — Startup Battlefield.
|
|
Inclov has made over 1,000 matches till date, starting with Multani and Garana.
|
|
She doesn't skimp on the skincare, first starting with a layer of moisturizer.
|
|
But diplomacy and development require other skills, starting with showing up and listening.
|
|
For the 2016 Rio Olympics, though, Google is starting with something very different.
|
|
Starting with the 2017-18 FAFSA, families can file as early as Oct.
|
|
This is when the rest of the lineup, starting with Izzy Stradlin, quits.
|
|
It's also another big week for earnings starting with Sony's report on Tuesday.
|
|
It mimicked Snapchat's signature Stories feature, starting with Instagram Stories in August 2016.
|
|
Starting with former New York Giant and current talk show host Michael Strahan.
|
|
Starting with the Trump Transition you had Kay Coles James and Kenneth Blackwell.
|
|
Now it is expanding into investing in publicly traded companies — starting with Care.
|
|
This year's week-long edition was no exception, starting with Unsound's "Surprise" theme.
|
|
First, AI could transform transport and urban life, starting with self-driving vehicles.
|
|
But a lot has changed since Trump's victory -- starting with Rouda's party affiliation.
|
|
In fact, prudence looks like it was frequently ignored, starting with Pelosi herself.
|
|
Despite starting with millions of potential users, Facebook's dating service still faces challenges.
|
|
He's destroyed whatever moral standing leading Christian conservatives had — starting with Mike Pence.
|
|
There are a number of reasons this is remarkable, starting with the transparency.
|
|
Let's avoid this with good diplomacy, starting with this week's U.S.-Mexico talks.
|
|
Starting with the first dollar of earned income, the EITC gradually phases in,
|
|
Economic forces, starting with low natural-gas prices, are shifting the other way.
|
|
Hernandez gave her typical charismatic performance, starting with a wink for the crowd.
|
|
To become himself again, he has to make amends, starting with his family.
|
|
The competition is now down to 21925 finalists after starting with 22016 spellers.
|
|
The "Fast Money" traders discussed earnings expectations on Thursday, starting with the financials.
|
|
Starting with 2007's small-town drama Shotgun Stories, then moving on to
|
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Making a stew hearty usually requires long simmers or starting with a roux.
|
|
Starting with water conservation, AG places a high priority on reducing water usage.
|
|
Ebay, by comparison, is starting with 20 million items for 3-day delivery.
|
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We're starting with enterprise, we're working with about ... KS: All digital, not analog.
|
|
We're starting with a show in Paris and then we go to Roadburn.
|
|
Let's look at a few rhetorical techniques, starting with the most important one.
|
|
Here are the best ones, starting with this image of a moth wing.
|
|
"Nothing comes close to starting with people who are naturally different," he said.
|
|
He came alive in the past week, starting with the debate Wednesday night.
|
|
It has demanded starting with a peace declaration, formally ending the Korean War.
|
|
The NHL said it will pause its season starting with Thursday night's games.
|
|
Then I would get down to business, starting with raw fish, of course.
|
|
There's personnel risk, starting with the volatility of the man at the top.
|
|
Gamble played for seven teams over 17 seasons, starting with the Chicago Cubs.
|
|
We're starting with calculus, but it could be across lots of different subjects.
|
|
So senior Russian officials reacted cautiously to the withdrawal announcements, starting with Syria.
|
|
The book follows their professional and romantic adventures, starting with their biannual reunion.
|
|
The policy takes effect immediately starting with classes this coming Monday, March 9.
|
|
ELISABETH VINCENTELLI Is it worth starting with how we define the jukebox musical?
|
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As it becomes less relevant, it will become poorer, starting with the heartland.
|
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Otherwise, McGee recommends starting with a smaller amount and increasing according to taste.
|
|
He had waves of clients, starting with Greek shipping tycoons in the 1960s.
|
|
Let's go through the major threats one by one, starting with voter suppression.
|
|
First, we kicked the tires of the sides, starting with the seasoned potatoes.
|
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I entered my final stretch of salty foods, starting with Nachos Supreme ($3.99).
|
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Well, starting with the first storm, the President has just been incredibly engaged.
|
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An aura of fatalism runs through the Biden enterprise, starting with the candidate.
|
|
And no part of this story feels secure, starting with how it ends.
|
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We do this by starting with the landmark Nonproliferation Treaty (NPT) of 1970.
|
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"By starting with 'good' we wound up with a better product," she said.
|
|
We're told Khloe refutes that notion on several fronts -- starting with the numbers.
|
|
Southern teams, starting with Alabama, began to place players on all-American lists.
|
|
Fidelity Charitable and Schwab Charitable, both accept new DAF accounts starting with $5,000.
|
|
"One person is starting with 900 delegates before anyone even votes," Sanders said.
|
|
In the meantime, it is starting with accessories, much like Xiaomi has done.
|
|
Harry Potter's influence has creeped into my Micah Grey trilogy, starting with Pantomime.
|
|
The tweets are all here, starting with the most recent and going back.
|
|
Google is starting with media app developers such as Spotify and other entertainment sites.
|
|
The insider critiques soon focused on individual weapons, starting with the B61 Model 12.
|
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Inside it, bartenders mix drinks that are worth starting with and often sticking with.
|
|
Stankey plans to add subscribers by starting with HBO and hitting more underserved demographics.
|
|
But the company's designers made some changes to the interface, starting with the swipe.
|
|
We're starting with a couple of reports concerning U.S. troops in the Middle East.
|
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Quintero recommends going faux, and starting with a pair that matches your hair exactly.
|
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Build the lasagna, starting with the cashew ricotta in the center of a plate.
|
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All of these strengths were on display starting with Queen Sugar's very first episode.
|
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We're assuming you're starting with a brand new Android phone fresh from the factory.
|
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"We're starting with a focus and then we'll build out from there," explained Payne.
|
|
If you're curious about Labo, I highly recommend starting with the $70 Variety Kit.
|
|
So, let's look at all three of the abovementioned perspectives, starting with the easiest.
|
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Mandy's Answer: I definitely recommend starting with an area rug for the living room.
|
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Because you're starting with a blank page and really the only limit's your imagination.
|
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Starting with the substantive doctrine of Lopez and the procedural weirdness of Bush v.
|
|
Silicon Valley is trying to topple Trump, starting with today's special election in Montana.
|
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Starting with this one: Congress has finally passed the $19.1 billion disaster relief bill.
|
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Starting with the iPhone 7, the "button" on iPhones stopped being an actual button.
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The financial instrument that they're starting with is known "in the business" as factoring.
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We'll begin with 303 second opening statements from each candidate, starting with Secretary Clinton.
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That's why they are starting with humanitarian goods, in principle not subject to sanctions.
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Instead, Ariely suggests, try to starting with a clean piece of paper or spreadsheet.
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Instead of saying 'Woah, how long did that take?' try starting with a compliment.
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Eventual legalisation in Mexico—starting with marijuana—would in time have a similar effect.
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He isn't the only self-made millionaire who believes in starting with small changes.
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There were 22013 in-season trades before Thursday's trade deadline, starting with Utah's Dec.
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The games will be available through Stadium's page on Facebook, starting with Belmont vs.
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" Ditto for the name — though there's no shortage of dessert foods starting with "P.
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We're starting with the manufacturers for the most part, for a variety of reasons.
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Ailes would go on to mastermind Fox News, starting with its launch in 1996.
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His final public farewell, starting with a memorial at Marlins Park, is on Wednesday.
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Starting with the positive, altering the role of superdelegates could improve the party's legitimacy.
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So let's take a look at what happened, starting with Elliot's anti-bugging box.
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YouTube's child-friendly version has come to Asia, starting with Malaysia and the Philippines.
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His music—starting with the release of Channel Orange—sounds radically vulnerable and personal.
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Performance undies Staying comfortable in layers is all about starting with the right foundation.
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The marquee matchups are mostly in the congressional races, starting with Texas's Seventh District.
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Life on board revolves around meal times, starting with breakfast at 6:30 a.m.
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But starting with the first episode of Season 2, he'll have a big presence.
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It plans to open more stores, starting with locations in San Francisco and Chicago.
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Amazon's Manhattan food delivery is starting with 350 restaurants, with more on the way.
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You'll have a couple of options for logging in, starting with a fingerprint reader.
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The stables are in desperate need of cleaning, starting with a bit of sunlight.
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JK), starting with the stake held by Asia-focused lender Standard Chartered Plc (STAN.
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It's starting with merchandise from Flowers for Dreams, a Chicago-based flower delivery firm.
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Starting with the cover art: Pacific Northwest artist Alex Reisfar is responsible for that.
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But he pledged to rebuild, starting with the launch of an international fundraising campaign.
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Matter of fact, a lot of n***as gotta go, starting with the coach.
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In the meantime, here's what we think we'll see, starting with the most obvious.
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He, along with academics and hobbyists, does this by starting with the DOD's data.
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Starting with a solved cube, the system made random moves to scramble the puzzle.
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So starting with the best product in the category is always a good thing.
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Similar bills have been passed in five states, starting with California earlier this year.
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Ford says it's starting with "modest" sized fleet and will grow more next year.
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So let's talk about all three of those areas maybe starting with the person.
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There was still some work to do, starting with his approach at the dish.
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The scheme will then expand to other countries, starting with Britain later this year.
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I'd definitely recommended starting with either of those if you're new to her work.
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Starting with "God Bless America" and "This Land is Your Land" was a masterstroke.
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Compare two people trying to get an edge in life after starting with debt.
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Afternoon auctions are held in semi-finished products starting with aluminum followed by copper.
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Instead, Tumblr will integrate with existing platforms, starting with YouTube, YouNow, Kanvas, and Upclose.
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The acting was universally terrible, starting with the look of fear on Jaime's face.
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In contrast, Brexit would create immediate headaches for Northern Ireland, starting with the economy.
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Just starting with my flight over to DC, it was packed full with women.
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It's every man for himself in the Trump White House, starting with the President.
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Both have similar management styles, similar attitudes, starting with absolute superiority over anybody else.
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Magda chants through verses about being free of shame, starting with a new name.
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Now your arms: Feel them get heavy and relax, starting with your dominant side.
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Here, the process was about stripping that down and starting with a clean slate.
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"Starting with President Obama's initial response, I've always felt the response was insufficient," Rep.
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Starting with the soaring imbalance between the very wealthy and the rest of us.
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The Cubs scored four times in the second, starting with Happ's leadoff home run.
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The government should focus on education and best practices, starting with its own agencies.
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Eventually I got my own clients, starting with antique book dealers and small collections.
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"A lot of my photos, starting with my family work, are collaborative," he explains.
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So let's follow along with some math, starting with the size of the Wall.
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We do that by starting with data and coding schemes as in this release.
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Starting with layoffs to make the business more efficient is sometimes where things go.
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Over the past decade, starting with a 2007 case, Wisconsin Right to Life v.
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Conversations going bad feature sentences starting with the word "you," which signals potential trouble.
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Starting with liquid instead of regular lengthens the process significantly, but removes more sugar.
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Wash your face and pat it dry so you're starting with a clean canvas.
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Ian Allen's comedy is divided into three short sections, each one starting with Mrs.
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Given the lack of precedent, however, Mr. Rajoy is starting with a blank canvas.
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We recommend starting with the lowest water pressure you can until you are comfortable.
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The first parts of the starred theme entries are the abbreviations, starting with SUN.
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Its plentiful virtues are characteristic, starting with a wonderfully multidimensional use of stage space.
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We need to go back in time, starting with the 1930s, to really understand.
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In the battle to gain acceptance, Solidia is starting with simple, low risk products.
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But as the questions rolled on, starting with Hollywood, Moriarty eased into her role.
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On Sunday, they sought to keep pressure on Republican leaders, starting with Mr. Trump.
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The options are all fraught, starting with the specter of leaving without a deal.
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But everything fell apart for the visitors on Sunday, starting with some questionable strategy.
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On Macs, the Group FaceTime feature was introduced in October, starting with MacOS 10.14.1.
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So does every other significant innovation in history, starting with fire and the wheel.
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She learned the truth about Mr. Sanchez, starting with his real name: Robert Young.
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Here are some GIFs from our favorite moments in the episode, starting with Daly.
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There is more of it to come, starting with France in the last 16.
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Biden started showing tandem strength among white and black voters starting with his Feb.
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Next, I looked for what I knew, starting with the fill-in-the-blanks.
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And she compiled her funeral playlist, starting with Israel Kamakawiwoʻole's 'Somewhere Over the Rainbow.
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Schlegel suggests starting with Unilever, Nestlé, Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, Procter and Gamble, and Mars.
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The people listed as attending that gathering, starting with Mark Judge, could be called.
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These warnings are issued on a four-point scale starting with the least dangerous.
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I've been quizzing the experts, starting with Gene Sharp, a scholar here in Boston.
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Starting with the entrance, the facility is full of surprises tailored for the 'gram.
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First, some greenhouse gas emissions are released by the supply chain, starting with forestry.
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Kimpton, in particular, has loads of standout deals, starting with their Winter Sun offering.
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It is to go into effect starting with the primary races in June 22019.
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We recommend starting with this award-winning radio feature about Argentina's 2001 economic crisis.
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Signing statements were once rare but became more common starting with the Reagan administration.
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Dr. Wagle decided to build a database, starting with metastatic breast cancer, his specialty.
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Starting with their "wild hair," the comparisons generally devolve to more childish schoolyard insults.
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It spans 60 years, starting with the cooks whose food fueled the Montgomery, Ala.
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TL;DR: Start prepping for summer early this year, starting with a stellar playlist.
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While that doesn't sound easy to do, Hubbard suggested starting with a mindfulness practice.
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But all the fat in the household budget was pared, starting with restaurant meals.
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I recommend starting with Episode 44, the first in their series about Charles Manson.
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Then, there are the skills you've hopefully mastered well before now, starting with: negotiating
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Famed investors Warren Buffett, Mark Cuban and Tony Robbins suggest starting with index funds.
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Starting with a 1990 court case in Kentucky, courts started asking about "adequacy" instead.
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In a conference on the mound, they had talked about starting with a fastball.
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According to tradition, relatives were visited in order of age, starting with the oldest.
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CNBC has compiled the best of these reports below, starting with the most recent.
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Both men are starting with a little over $4 million in their campaign accounts.
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Justice officials began briefing congressional officials this week, starting with the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Removing any one of those threats, starting with nuclear ones, should be a priority.
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The idea faces several layers of resistance in the U.S., starting with federal opposition.
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SULZBERGER: I mean Peter has covered four administrations: four presidential administrations, starting with Clinton.
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If you'd like to read some books for background, I suggest starting with these.
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A few of my matches, starting with Adam*, found my brutal honesty surprisingly refreshing.
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Spend a few hours exploring its legacy, starting with lunch at Angu do Gomes.
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These were the questions that animated the philosophers discussed by Gottlieb, starting with Descartes.
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Ch- is sort of an approximation, but starting with the H- is just fine.
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We have questions, starting with: Does anybody really want to watch TV on Facebook?
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"Forget about peace talks starting with the ELN until this is resolved," he said.
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As St. John's looks to figure out the program's future, they're starting with that.
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We're rolling out a new way to see what's happening now, starting with sports in !
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"For my straight friends, might I suggest starting with someone who is gay," he said.
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Starting with the ban of Russian athletes because of doping to the poop water everywhere.
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Starting with the Mega ball number, she checked the ticket and realized they were winners.
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Part of that is a renewed focus on technology, starting with the available Hybrid powertrain.
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There's a lot of work to do on campaign finance, starting with overturning Citizens United.
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And then they tried to freeze it, starting with borrowed techniques from bird sperm cryopreservation.
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Frank, open and non-judgmental conversations with young girls about sex—starting with our daughters.
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REGAN: Ed, starting with you, where are the weaknesses right now as you see it?
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"There's a lot that happened this past year, starting with like, Kim's robbery," Kendall said.
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This week the planets are taking over—starting with Jupiter, king of the solar system.
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"You should start with the assumption that you're starting with a securities offering," Clayton said.
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I make the red sauce myself, starting with a roux-based sauce on the stove.
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Here's the list of everyone who did and everyone who didn't — starting with the fallen.
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Here's the list of everyone who died and everyone who didn't — starting with the fallen.
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She also looked for other products to launch, starting with a line of cat treats.
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He offered forward-looking praise for Trump -- starting with the President-elect's election-night speech.
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"We got to play and do a better job, starting with myself," Westbrook told reporters.
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The new standards will be effective starting with the September 2018 iron ore futures contract.
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The company is also planning to make India an export hub, starting with automobile parts.
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They're all starting with CrowdStrike as their source and then building on top of that.
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Starting with the darkest shade, apply a reddish-brown powder shadow along your upper eyelid.
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The company said Wednesday it is launching the app in Europe, starting with the Netherlands.
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With today's funding round, the company plans to expand to other markets, starting with Spain.
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The worst five, starting with No. 46, were North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and Virginia.
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This week we begin to get Q1 results for those companies, starting with Coach tomorrow.
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Starting with 2350's Exai, the runtime of their records has doubled with each release.
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It has a unique way to connect modular accessories, starting with a 2360-degree camera.
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Then there are the policies that liberals fought for, starting with the assault weapons ban.
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Wear nude underwear to your dress fittings as it's about starting with the best foundation.
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It comes with a whiteboard detailing a five-year plan, starting with Jack's college admission.
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Starting with her body, he applied St. Tropez Bronzing Mist to create a base tan.
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Steve Hanke of Johns Hopkins University lists 57 cases, starting with France in the 1790s.
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Our children and adults of this world need to love more, starting with loving themselves.
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There are many clues to that, starting with the erratic ways the administration defended it.
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Avengers: Endgame shattered box office records, starting with its astronomical $1.2 billion opening weekend worldwide.
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All eight episodes dropped Tuesday morning, so it's binge time for everyone, starting with reviewers.
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The Nokia 7 is no different, starting with only a Chinese launch date and pricing.
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"There's a lot that happened this past year, starting with like, Kim's robbery," she said.
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Futures trading points to four cuts over the next year, starting with the July meeting.
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The other, starting with the fuzzy pillows and puffy comforter, is an ode to purple.
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Han got two trilogies, starting with the beloved Han Solo at Star's End in 1979.
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The same ones invested again, starting with Nick Suppipat, Pierre-Kosciusko Morizet and Michael Benabou.
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That's why Stae is starting with a compliance and payment platform for the sharing economy.
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Nautilus, for example, may be starting with Solwara I, but it has far greater ambitions.
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Six women have won in the category, starting with Helen Deutch in 1953, for Lilli.
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Gather the petals, starting with the smallest petals, working circularly and overlapping each petal. 3.
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YouTube is adding a new dark theme to its mobile apps, starting with iOS today.
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That was much more interesting than anything that happened in the wedding, starting with CNN.
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And she couldn't ask for a better group of style advisors, starting with her husband.
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"There's a lot that happened this past year, starting with like, Kim's robbery," said Jenner.
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Pandora is rolling out new desktop apps for its streaming music listeners, starting with Mac.
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Everyone settled down as the awards announcements began, starting with third place in Word 2013.
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O'Neil hopes to continue driving Chinese interest in ice hockey by starting with its youth.
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In other words: Our beauty routine is getting a major revamp, starting with our hair.
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A week ago, bad weather spread across the country, starting with a spate of tornadoes.
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Airbnb has launched its Trips platform in India starting with the national capital of Delhi.
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Indeed, the plan is to expand SocialRadar's service to other countries soon, starting with Europe.
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Starting with how we talk about fairness and, by extension, that old school term socialism.
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A new version hopes to establish another first: Operate in civil airspace, starting with Europe.
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Blackstone has pushed into a wider range of asset types, starting with property in 1991.
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We went in search of spring, starting with the annual Orchid Show in the Bronx.
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In other words, Blackstone would be starting with around $15 billion rather than $40 billion.
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For their originals, Passionflix is turning to popular books, starting with Alessandra Torre's Hollywood Dirt.
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Starting with an empty plate, you can add as many Trumplings as you can handle.
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Because you're starting with a blank page and really the only limit is your imagination.
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But there are several surprises on board the starship, starting with the captain's demoted importance.
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We're starting with consumer, but the enterprise is what we want to follow up with.
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It's starting with a warning to consumers because the agency's has immediate concerns, Gottlieb said.
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Starting with last year's show, the number of fireworks was reduced from 20173,000 to 16,000.
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For its new local hub, Facebook is starting with a small batch of test markets.
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The fourth quarter earnings season will kick off later this week, starting with big banks.
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Lobster launched out of Disrupt Europe in 2014, starting with Instagram and Flickr content licensing.
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Union Apartment offers furnished co-living apartments for international students starting with those from China.
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Starting with President Trump, who insists that the media is the enemy of the people.
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Champions of change suggest evaluating the possible barriers to diversity, starting with the hiring process.
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Some 1.4 million will be vaccinated, starting with those in the most densely populated areas.
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Lithium Power is going to fund the development costs starting with a $2 million loan.
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Between this and Beyoncé's pregnancy news, Black History Month is officially starting with a bang.
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Starting with a simple building all the way to the complex machines that actually work.
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Part of the secret is starting with the neck and working up to the forehead.
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"We lacked energy, starting with myself, all the way down to everybody else," James said.
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Galactica was originally supposed to be a seven-part miniseries, starting with a TV movie.
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Cost shouldn't be a barrier for people to keep themselves healthy, starting with preventive care.
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But there are also a handful of major new features, starting with a DJ library.
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Starting with Cage (who deepened his understanding of Buddhism), his friends were also his collaborators.
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You need certain climactic conditions for that political wave to form, starting with low turnout.
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It's time for our country to get on with it, starting with our next President.
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Starting with the obvious, Amazon has stretched the day itself to encompass two full days.
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We're starting with them, but the platform will be (and currently is) open to anyone.
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In October 2010, Microsoft launched its first Windows Phone, starting with the Windows Phone 7.
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We rounded up the 50 best titles, starting with the newest and aiming for variety.
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Starting with the war of words, both economic and political tensions are expected to arise.
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And it's no coincidence that it's starting with a test of the New Shepard capsule.
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Camp on the couch with the master of suspense, starting with "Vertigo," at 103 a.m.
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Starting with just 20 in September 2018, the service was underwhelming to say the least.
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The NRCC will unveil a new target each day this week, starting with freshman Rep.
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Nardello & Co. COO Sabina Menschel walked CNBC through their client offerings, starting with online searches.
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The 30-second ad, titled "Stronger Together," references comments made by Trump, starting with abortion.
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The cast was excellent, starting with the plush-toned, expressive soprano Elizabeth Caballero as Florencia.
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The scheme will expand to other countries, starting with Britain later this year, it said.
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All new Disney theatrical releases, starting with "Captain Marvel," will eventually land on Disney Plus.
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Andrew smiled—posing, he thought, as he often did for women, starting with his mother.
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Trips is starting with 500 experiences that can last a few hours or span days.
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"We have been working on starting with parental controls since the beginning, right?" says Cook.
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Twitter smelled Mourdoukoutas' bullshit and was happy to push back, starting with an actual library.
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If that sounds gross, it is; more important, it isn't funny, starting with the premise.
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"Firms will expect all politicians to put pragmatism before politics, starting with Brexit," she said.
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Acquisitions starting with a "B" are not uncommon in the tech industry in Silicon Valley.
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That makes it sound like they're starting with the assumption that you're a bad guy.
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GitHub will slowly open Actions to developers, starting with daily batches for the time being.
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Each team scored on its first drive, starting with Miami's eight-play, 78-yard march.
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Today, Google says that it's bringing machine intelligence to more services, starting with Google Drive.
|
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Emma Roberts is ready to slay this summer — and she's starting with her enviable tresses.
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Well, let's talk about what the Putin regime has, in fact, accomplished, starting with economics.
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About 30 Senate Democrats, starting with women, have urged the Minnesota Democrat to step down.
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Starting with little means, Baronoff became a travel agent and later a real estate agent.
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Or you could sign along to Billboard's top Pi Day songs, starting with this classic.
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Below, we chart America's complicated history of infant feeding, starting with the spread of formula.
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It is preparing to start selling ads in non-English speaking countries, starting with France.
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On paper, "Collective Rage" — starting with that phrase — may seem to favor alienation over amelioration.
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Starting with "politically fashionable conclusions," they worked backward, mimicking academic methods and sometimes inventing data.
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To do this, Ford and GE designers are starting with a machine used for anesthesia.
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Indian ride-hail player Ola is taking its fight against Uber global, starting with Australia.
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I'm starting with meals and things like that, where you have discussions ... Louie: Baby steps.
|
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Cosmic time corresponds to latitude, starting with zero at the North Pole and progressing southward.
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First, though, let's look at the current state of affairs, starting with the network's comedies.
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StopCOVID19.fr is starting with hand sanitizer, with plans to expand to other protective goods.
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By organizing through these groups, we are able to tackle bigger problems, starting with water.
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Prime Now pledges one-hour grocery delivery; Express is starting with a two-hour window.
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Olsen makes the delicious booze through a six-hour process starting with a homemade mash.
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Starting with the 2018 tax year, businesses are eligible for a 20 percent tax break.
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But it requires starting with a certain question: What can we do to help them?
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There's recrimination — starting with Ivy toward Ally, who, it turns out, voted for Jill Stein.
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You're not just starting with that horrible feeling of being alone in a big room.
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Those with last names starting with the letters A through F can file on Mondays.
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"We're starting with 200 properties and rolling out from there, growing globally," Ms. Kyricos said.
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"There are deep ties between the groups ... starting with intermarriages," Rahmani said in an interview.
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The paper gleefully took on the city's power brokers, starting with the Power Broker himself.
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Starting with Ghana in 1957, African countries began grappling with European powers for their independence.
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There are a couple of options for who it might be, starting with Victoria Paul.
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Shaking up the company's slow-moving culture, starting with a new chairman, would achieve more.
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CNN's series of town halls with the Democratic presidential candidates continues, starting with Minnesota Sen.
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However, job opportunities in town are expanding, starting with iPark 84, just off Interstate 84.
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Now, the brand is responding to the backlash, starting with a statement on its website.
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Showalter, 239, has managed four teams, starting with the New York Yankees from 296-218.
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So we're starting with cement first because these heavy industries have been untouched by renewables.
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Legend has racked up 10 Grammys, starting with a best new artist win in 2006.
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First, the rich, starting with our Tax Cheat in Chief, must pay their fair share.
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Starting with the 1930s, this series looks at the history of cross-dressing in movies.
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Tomorrow, the parade of speeches by world leaders begins, starting with Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro.
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This is a different take, starting with the fact that there is no sauce whatsoever.
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The company also plans to expand to Latin America, starting with Mexico later this year.
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Health was the first vertical Time has expanded, starting with a Time 100-style summit.
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Ted Cruz holds seven town halls on Tuesday, starting with one at 10:30 a.m.
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Starting with hospitals makes sense for UPS; the packages it moves are light and compact.
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"This is about meeting certain low thresholds," starting with a gentle walk around the block.
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Still, starting with a 46 percent approval rating would be a sign of profound weakness.
|
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Avengers: Endgame shattered box office records, starting with its astronomical $1.2 billion opening weekend worldwide.
|
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Every Fed governor, starting with Paul Volcker (1979-1987), has gotten at least two terms.
|
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"We're starting with the EU in part due to local privacy regulations," the company said.
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I want to hear from both of you on this, starting with you, Senator Klobuchar.
|
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Today, the company is launching this new tool, starting with the web version of PowerPoint.
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So, allegedly, Jewish billionaires foster a breeding ground for bacteria, starting with a black governor.
|
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The last three major college bowl games take place this week, starting with Florida vs.
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Soccer's showpiece event will grow to 48 teams from 32 starting with the 2026 tournament.
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Starting with the 21 tax year, the maximum state and local tax deduction is $0003,2000.
|
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In the context of the Collatz conjecture, imagine starting with a large sample of numbers.
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Bianco outlined a whole range of risks, starting with the Federal Reserve's interest rate hikes.
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There are places where a left president would've differed dramatically from Obama, starting with personnel.
|
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The reality is this rule affects thousands of companies, starting with approximately 85033,000 propane marketers.
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The change is occurring county by county, starting with Nordland, in the north of Norway.
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Here's my ranking of Everlane's bestselling shoes, starting with the most comfortable and versatile:1.
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Like "Since she," it's about death and Bausch, starting with a man stopping the clock.
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Some of his aides, starting with Mr. Bolton, the new national security adviser, were appalled.
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That worm has spun off many developments, starting with the decoding of the human genome.
|
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If so, the UFC should cannibalize Invicta's entire featherweight roster WEC style, starting with Anderson.
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He painted every page of each issue, starting with the cover, on a large canvas.
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Hundreds of Twitter accounts subsequently shared the number, starting with Splinter's own reporters and editors.
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Starting with this Game Boy Advance ad, this was the weird era: Hang in there.
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EDT planned a series of actions for 1998, starting with a response to the Chiapas massacre.
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Starting with 41, the family saga was the arc of bluebloods trying to seem red-blooded.
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If that sounds way too daunting, Gailing recommends starting with a blend known as Rescue Remedy.
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Outspoken women were routinely condemned as witches and burned, starting with the Reformation in the 1500s.
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Geltor: They use biology to produce food ingredients in a safe, sustainable way, starting with gelatin.
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The new annual fee will apply to current Prime members starting with renewals on June 16.
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"From other European countries, starting with France and Germany, I expect silence and respect," he added.
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Clip your extensions along the hairline starting with the outermost clip and working your way around.
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The new music conquered the world, starting with a concert in Carnegie Hall in New York.
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Tournament Scrabble is played very differently than the casual living-room game, starting with the equipment.
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Starting with the top lip, blend the red in small strokes over to the black side.
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UpGuard said it notified Cultura Colectiva about the exposed data, starting with an email on Jan.
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His other go-to questions include: Starting with an open-ended question is just step one.
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He's starting with Tuesday's special election in Arizona's Eighth Congressional District, to replace former Republican Rep.
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When I was 23, I started getting fillers to soften my features, starting with my lips.
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Purple Carrot offers vegan fare and "performance meals" recommended by pro-athletes, starting with Tom Brady.
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The researchers were able to defeat three privacy protection technologies, starting with YouTube's proprietary blur tool.
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But, starting with the Shakimali Matborkandi pilot project, ME SOLshare aims to go a step further.
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Starting with A-Unit, they worked their way back to H-Unit, where I was housed.
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They're starting with the tech industry, but believe this is ultimately a $1.5 billion market opportunity.
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Luckily, taking small steps can impart big change, starting with how you recycle your beauty products.
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We in the media biz are here to help, starting with your 2017 Oscar cheat sheet.
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It's starting with three times as many in Paris, which is already a scooter-friendly city.
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Microsoft is even bringing original Xbox games to the Xbox One family, starting with Crimson Skies.
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My approach is starting with something that is a little more elevated based on my experience.
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Mr. Kosky steps into the less-demanding role of Hausregisseur, starting with the 2022-23 season.
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Narrator: And as you might expect, this requires some pretty sophisticated biology, starting with the stomach.
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Rickles has played the character in the previous three movies, starting with the original in 1995.
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Starting with Under Armour, Baron told "Squawk Box " he's made at least 10 times his money.
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Starting with the MacBook Air back in 2010, Apple started soldering RAM directly into the device.
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The company offers different plans starting with an individual tutoring session running about $250 per month.
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Starting with Nintendo, finding a Switch is far easier in 2018 than it was last year.
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After starting with homemade guacamole, the men could work their way up to elaborate French stews.
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Suspense mounts as the reader learns each character's fate in individual portraits, starting with the youngest.
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Morbid explanation aside, the video has prompted a lot of laughter, starting with Masuda and Mulinder.
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The regulation will be phased in, starting with businesses that employ 50 workers in January 2017.
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I want to start making the world a healthier place, starting with my friends and family.
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Utah rattled off nine consecutive baskets without a miss, starting with a jumper from JoJo Zamora.
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Here are some things to watch as U.S. airlines report earnings, starting with Delta on Thursday:
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"It's hard that I'm starting with probably the best pumpkin I'll ever have," Holland said playfully.
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Starting with our selfish need to dispense: Likes are the Monopoly money of the 21st century.
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It's starting with Ring's standard video doorbell, which is dropping in price from $180 to $100.
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With the English came the love of games and competitions, starting with ice-skating and sledding.
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Get ready to race between planets and deep space, starting with the goings-on on Jupiter.
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"We are starting with a simple little race right now––who knows where this will go?"
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The Starks will have plenty to wrestle with going forward, starting with Littlefinger and Robin Arryn.
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And indeed, the HomePod is pure Apple, starting with the design language that eliminates ports completely.
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The West will have to press Russia, starting with the renewal of EU sanctions this summer.
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When I was a younger man, I refused to pay for things, starting with spray paint.
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Starting with Chrome 70, users can restrict host access to their own custom list of sites.
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In time, the plan is to introduce new features in Life Bot, starting with to-dos.
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"I've changed my attitude a little bit starting with last week," he told the Golf Channel.
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Indonesian tycoon Tahir last month expressed interest in buying all of Permata, starting with StanChart's stake.
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And part two is the dangers that the president faces starting with the fake news media.
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Antonio Brown is gunning for G.O.A.T. status -- and he's starting with a sick new diamond ring!
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Facebook is now testing holiday-based collaborative Stories, starting with the Mid-Autumn Festival in Vietnam.
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Starting with the fact that, save for show-and-tell test flights, the technology isn't ready.
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His excitement inspired Spiva to take up the sport, starting with a couch-to-5K app.
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New Orleans plays it next five games at home, starting with the Houston Rockets on Sunday.
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Microsoft is planning to make its Word Flow keyboard available on other platforms, starting with iOS.
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Blizzard will build Facebook Live streaming capabilities and friend-findings into its games, starting with Overwatch.
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Starting with the House clerk, Farmer figured out what needed to happen to move the bill.
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The DAO is essentially starting with a clean slate, with most decisions made by majority rule.
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And while there is a movement starting with investments in bike-sharing companies, cars still rule.
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Leaving a lasting positive impression starts the moment you walk in, starting with your physical appearance.
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We're rolling out a new way to see what's happening now, starting with sports in 🇺🇸!
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Starting with the latter, Coinbase automatically converts crypto to fiat currency when you make a purchase.
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Starting with the iPhone 5C, Cook has offered a wider and wider array of iPhone choices.
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So he's going to do everything possible to keep them happy—starting with his worst promises.
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If you're looking to improve your culinary chops, consider starting with mastery of the humble egg.
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The device is expected to get a pretty thorough makeover, starting with some key design changes.
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Or, of course, you could pick just about any slasher film, starting with John Carpenter's Halloween.
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You can now ask for translations using Siri — starting with Chinese, French, German, Italian and English.
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For me, I tried starting with intellectual arguments hoping that my palate would fall in line.
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For progressives, the wisest course is to turn out the base, starting with the black community.
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Arnott has a few answers, starting with the suspects du jour: bitcoin and cryptocurrencies at large.
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Starting with Nixon, over the next quarter century, Republican presidents nominated 10 consecutive Supreme Court justices.
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Trump ticked off each network late-night host one by one, starting with NBC's Jimmy Fallon.
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Lots of shifts come this month, Capricorn—starting with two planets changing signs on March 5.
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But starting with this year's Kaby Lake processors from Intel, it'll be much harder to tell.
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A universal basic income has many undesirable features, starting with its non-negligible disincentive to work.
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"We're going to move to appropriations next week, probably starting with energy and water," he said.
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But that then raises other big questions, starting with: Who will keep order in these places?
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Lately I've been obsessed with the process of getting to that point—starting with the script.
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Republicans have been waging a four-decade war on government regulation, starting with the Reagan administration.
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Starting with young children and encouraging workplace diversity to tackle ageism are other strategies Green recommends.
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"I think, you know, starting with the younger generation is always great for that," Bayer said.
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The second period featured a flurry of goals — starting with two from Montreal's Brendan Gallagher early.
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They are 0-2-1 in their last three games after starting with four consecutive wins.
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The second version of the essay was certainly less piercing in places, starting with the headline.
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If you're just starting with US-based investments, buying index funds is completely fine, explains Bogner.
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The company removed the headphone jack starting with the Pixel 2 that was released in 2017.
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The CDC has some tips, starting with an obvious step: wetting hands with clean, running water.
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He talked of funding a major military buildup, starting with a modernization of America's nuclear arsenal.
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Many of the great campers, starting with Thoreau, have needed "something to camp against," White writes.
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Starting with my first lesson, I quickly learned I was wrong on the latter two points.
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In fact, they'll be doing things quite differently from Middleton and William, starting with their itinerary.
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"We're seeing addiction starting with children who are 10, 11 or 12 years old," he says.
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People with labias almost always find the best success when starting with clitoral stimulators like bullets.
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Since 1990, 16 underclassmen have been chosen first over all, starting with Jeff George in 1990.
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The filthy rich, starting with his majesty, the president, must pay their fair share of taxes.
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Embrace the body positivity movement, starting with not making comments about a student who is overweight.
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Q. Let's talk about a few of the New York projects, starting with 30 Park Place.
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I believe we have now entered a third phase, starting with the Arab revolutions of 2011.
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Oval Money (see our previous coverage) has quietly launched an investment marketplace, starting with three funds.
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Lasseter directed Pixar's first short films, as well as its initial features, starting with Toy Story.
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Birkic said the company is looking to FordHubs in other cities, probably starting with San Francisco.
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Joon's next project is to expand business to restaurant management starting with wait list management solution.
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The region "has long been neglected" by the government, starting with dictator Saddam Hussein, per Reuters.
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This process is expected to take several months, starting with the FCC's open meeting in May.
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It has served as a military outpost for three different nations, starting with Spain in 1776.
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NBC takes over the Thursday night games starting with New Orleans playing Carolina, teams with sub-.
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Once you've done that, here's how to use the new features, starting with the tint brush.
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His cause: using crowdsourcing to get the online hive mind cracking cases (starting with his daughter's).
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He also committed to donating to a different cause each day, starting with No Kid Hungry.
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We recommend starting with cold water and slowly adding hot to avoid the chance of scalding.
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Apple switched to glass starting with the iPhone 8 and iPhone X to enable wireless charging.
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There's much about Jojo Rabbit that seems like it shouldn't work, starting with its very premise.
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He has appeared in more than 30 movies, starting with the independent film "Powwow Highway" (1989).
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The teams traded turnovers on three straight possessions, starting with a Patrick Robinson interception of Carr.
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Starting with Bangkok, however, Rowe became directly involved in the conceptualizing and theming of each level.
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Let's run through the possibilities, starting with the most optimistic and therefore probably least likely scenario.
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Facebook is starting with a small number of games, which will all be free at launch.
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Scott Disick is mending burned bridges one flower bouquet at a time, starting with Bella Thorne.
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Starting with a small pharmacy tent, his work rapidly expanded, powered by donations from ordinary citizens.
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We're starting with hospitals right now because this is a big problem that happens every day.
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The league began testing the chips several years ago, starting with the Pro Bowl in 2015.
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There is reason to believe McCain will stand firm, starting with his sense of personal honor.
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Mr. Jo's approach is almost certainly contributing to the lag in business, starting with his location.
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Ms. Neely also published short stories, starting with "Passing the Word" in Essence magazine in 1981.
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Starting with Labor Day weekend, the season of deals upon deals is about to take off.
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And the company plans to open restaurants in Europe, starting with the United Kingdom, by 2021.
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Narrator: And as you might expect, this requires some pretty sophisticated biology, starting with the stomach.
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N.Y.C. Nature The Norway rat is an animal full of contradictions, starting with its common name.
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But the Rangers resumed their post-holiday trips starting with a visit to Boston in 2013.
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But there may be a better way to get there than starting with the nuclear option.
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We recommend starting with this review of a ration meant for U.S. soldiers fighting in Vietnam.
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After the first week, you can gradually add back high-quality starchy carbs, starting with breakfast.
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Murray&aposs in love with this bed though, starting with the day we brought him home.
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When it's merrily burning away, gradually add the firewood, starting with the smaller pieces first. 9.
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Starting with 3,000 bottles in the fall of 2013, it now sells 85,000 bottles a year.
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Check out some of these phones below, starting with Alexander Graham Bell's first 19th-century phone.
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In the intervening years, even more factors have come into play, starting with cross-platform compatibility.
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Rosenstein's career at the Justice Department spanned three administrations, starting with former President George W. Bush.
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Things didn't go quite as well Tuesday, starting with Charlie Blackmon's double leading off the game.
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" Critics say proponents deliberately minimize the dangers — starting with their use of sanitizing nomenclature like "ECT.
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Now is the time to take a fresh approach to immigration reform, starting with agricultural labor.
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Nuclear proliferation will spread like wildfire in the Mideast, starting with Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Turkey.
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"If you're starting with epic, the imperative is to find the personal within that," she says.
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Today the company kicked off its celebrity voice program, and it's starting with Samuel L. Jackson.
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Starting with the T5 models, it gets a turbocharger, which adds power but introduces some lag.
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Next, Indec will work to re-establish a national inflation measure, starting with food and beverages.
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"The full United States government has been focused on this issue, starting with the president." pic.twitter.
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The biggest opportunities for Democrats come in states Hillary Clinton won in 2016 -- starting with Illinois.
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But Netflix's newest foes are starting with US markets and then hoping to expand after that.
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We have a full agenda that we've come back to do, starting with gun violence protection.
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Mr. Castro will base his campaign in San Antonio, starting with a kickoff rally next Saturday.
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Experts in college admissions resoundingly endorse starting with your child's high school counselor to get advice.
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Starting with Ruiz's dash, the Phillies lost 10 games in a row to blow the pennant.
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Starting with iOS9, the Secure Enclave also enforces all those restrictions against brute-forcing mentioned before.
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"We want to make this an election about restoring people's livelihoods, starting with pensions," he said.
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But that deal only applied to her new material, starting with this year's forthcoming album Lover.
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On the other hand, you're getting what you pay for, starting with that classic Audi look.
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Starting with 100 types of short molecule means trillions of combinations are possible within a longer one.
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We strongly recommend starting with Mvemba a Nzinga, of Kongo, when figuring out how cultural victories work.
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Lyft is now allowing third-party developers to build on its platform, starting with Facebook Messenger today.
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Starting with a great founder, creating a great culture, and then hiring that first-generation leadership team.
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Starting with President Trump&aposs shot at the FBI brass and the chief he fired, Jim Comey.
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She was denied parole six previous consecutive times, starting with her first parole hearing in March 2007.
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We're starting with a U.S. government report concerning a Republican plan to reform health care in America.
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We're starting with the report about an apparent terrorist attack in the capital of the United Kingdom.
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I went to a show starting with only a quarter and started with buying a single stamp.
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This spring, it started building its hardware at scale, starting with a production run of 100 units.
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RLCS Season 21 will last about three months, starting with the first open qualifier matches on Sept.
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Even starting with your first film, River of Grass, it's clear that you're always making road movies.
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Show us that politics can work for the people — starting with the people who need it most.
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That's why I'm glad that the French government is starting with gender equality — this is step zero.
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Instead of being separated families from other countries will be locked up today, hopefully starting with his.
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The company is slowly releasing its firm grip on its first-party properties, starting with smartphone games.
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Things have come full circle for Pincus lately, starting with JUDGE's run of reunion shows in 2013.
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NOTES: Starting with Tuesday night's game, Chicago plays seven of its next eight games on the road.
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Here's a few image samples from Nikon, starting with a shot at the P21 standard 22.3mm zoom.
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This week's space photos survey galaxies near and far—starting with the search for a missing arm.
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Later this year, Apple News+ will arrive in Europe, starting with the U.K., as well as Australia.
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This special report will explore its wider promise, starting with the most obvious example: the single currency.
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Ah yeah, so technically there are three Resident Evil 7 demos, starting with "Kitchen" at E3 2015.
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The third season will include 14 races staged in 12 cities, starting with Hong Kong in October.
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That changed Tuesday night, starting with Cruz, who cited Trump's recent tweets about his wife, Heidi Cruz.
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Starting with the positive, I'm confident that there's demand for this kind of extra screen real estate.
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St. John's hits the road for two straight, starting with a trip to Seton Hall on Sunday.
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They are slower to note more recent models for Trumpism, starting with populist-nationalist movements sweeping Europe.
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So, it's time to give pumps another chance, starting with this pair that won't do you wrong.
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Nintendo is finally sharing details on the upcoming Switch console, starting with the modular Joy-Con controller.
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The new, limited series will feature 18 episodes, starting with a two-hour premiere on the 21st.
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The game was featured heavily in Apple keynotes for years, starting with the first game in 2010.
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The key, according to this self-made millionaire, is actually starting with, and focusing on, step one.
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And, as mentioned, the company will also be publishing stories based on Marvel characters, starting with Thor.
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Yet Trump, starting with his "birther" crusade, has sought to undermine that uniqueness rather than celebrate it.
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The coffee chain is offering a breakfast sandwich made with Beyond Sausage, starting with locations in Manhattan.
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Dunkin' has begun rolling out a breakfast sandwich made with Beyond Sausage, starting with its Manhattan stores.
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"So I dove in, trying to have an osmotic experience" — starting with the original 1966-68 series.
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Cognata recreates real cities in 3D, starting with San Francisco, with every building and tree in place.
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Instead of starting with, "Can I pick your brain," shift the language to a more positive tone.
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History is full of such Olympic scandals, starting with the advent of the Games in ancient Greece.
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Starting with land inherited from his father, he eventually became the largest landowner in Orange County, Virginia.
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I decided to slowly put them to the test, starting with Urban Outfitters and now H&M.
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Yulu is starting with regular, dockless bicycles that people can rent using their iOS or Android phone.
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The image first shows what he looks like normally, so you can see what we're starting with.
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The officials proceeded to cover the mural with white paint, starting with the portraits of the generals.
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Biles documented the experience on Instagram, starting with the moment she put on those killer red boots.
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The latest collectible line to hit the shelves is "Pokémon Pop," starting with none other than Pikachu.
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This is where our attention needs to turn; starting with debunking the myth that disasters are natural.
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Today, the company announced it would be moving these to smartphones in the spring, starting with previews.
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The big picture: Starting with NAFTA, every U.S. trade agreement made since has included a pharmaceutical component.
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"We're starting with collaboration, IoT and customer experience, but we see many opportunities as we move forward."
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T-Mobile just issued its RCS update this week, starting with the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge.
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It's up to Ghost to reconnect with his family, starting with his mother, played by Eva Longoria.
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When starting with dry hair, remove any tangles with the Cricket Co. Copper Clean Paddle Brush. 2.
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I just know that I'll always go down over the nipples on Batman starting with Batman Forever.
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There are so many amazing perks to working from home, starting with that whole "no commute" thing.
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But he says such approaches generally have failed, starting with regulations targeting railway companies in the 1860s.
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Instagram began testing the feature over a year ago, starting with a small group of global users.
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And if not, now is the opportune time to nail it down, starting with your wedding hairstyle.
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Panichgul drew inspiration from the tumultuous nature of spring, starting with the trench coat as his base.
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He live-tweeted the experience, starting with trailers that seemed like poor matches for Detective Pikachu's audience.
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The system also correctly picked the first eight winners, starting with Super Bowl XXXVIII in February 2004.
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It's up to Ghost to reconnect with his family, starting with his mom, played by Eva Longoria.
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Returns are starting with migrants who have not applied for asylum or whose claims are considered inadmissible.
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Starting with the biggest ones that the 7A finale left us with — who kidnapped Jenna (Tammin Sursok)?
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There are ways to avoid lingering debt from a vacation, starting with this four-step plan: 1.
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Those five businesses have a market value of $2.5 trillion or more, you know, starting with Apple.
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This could be a sign that Facebook wants to ramp up exclusive live content, starting with sports.
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Dismantle the constabulary, he wrote, starting with the World and U.S. Anti-Doping Agencies, WADA and USADA.
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The company is working on containers to grow fruits and vegetables in urban areas, starting with strawberries.
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But first, we have to take a couple of detours, starting with the elephant in the room.
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Cook independently caught the guitar bug, starting with a $37 Sears Roebuck model featured in the exhibit.
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We make plans to get our whole country off planet with the extraterrestrial help, starting with me.
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From there, further separate the sections into smaller ¾-inch sections, starting with the front of your hair.
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It is applying for approval country by country, starting with Germany, a spokesman said during the show.
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The game will be available on a small selection of the company's handsets starting with the U12+.
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The two split in 20153, and Bookout, 26, began dating again, starting with childhood friend Kyle King.
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Facebook is starting with Apple TV and Chromecast for now, with the feature live for iOS users.
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By starting with the easiest, throw-and-go pieces you know you'll wear over and over again.
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Starting with the all-powerful buyers meant that vendors — people who sold office supplies, chairs, snacks, etc.
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Starting with a look at how companies pay for investment, Mr Minsky described three kinds of financing.
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P.F. Chang's wants to change the way you eat Asian food, starting with your glass of wine.
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The series proposes a celebration of African influence in Western culture, starting with a focus on Cuba.
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Starting with 2016's iPhone 7, all newer iPhones have only had Apple's own Lightning port connector.
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Let's take a look at the marquee matchups in each of these states, starting with West Virginia.
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He worked in advertising before moving to Los Angeles where he became a director, starting with commercials.
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He lobbied to get rid of at least some superdelegates, starting with members of the national committee.
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