He starts off with oscillators, he starts off with waveforms and he plays in that space; frequency modulation.
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And I mean, the president starts off with 48, 49, 48—he starts off with a huge number.
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"The history is pretty good for years where the first week starts off strong and the first month starts off strong," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at B. Riley FBR.
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This cycle starts off with bad polling news for Trump.
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"Obviously nobody starts off on a high dose," she said.
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Blake starts off his media kit with a cover page.
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Chase starts off with a peek into their shared kitchen.
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Mueller starts off with some pretty serious conflicts of interest.
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This week starts off with Ralph Angel going through it.
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I think it starts off green and ends dark red.
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February starts off with good vibes in your social life.
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The proffer agreement starts off by saying this is voluntary.
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Fantine starts off just above the underclass and falls catastrophically.
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Today starts off cool and drizzly, mostly before 280 a.m.
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According to TV Line, season 3 starts off in 1985.
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He starts off with pretty much no base of support.
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Eliza Coupe starts off her day with a crazy morning routine.
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It starts off small, but then grows and grows and grows.
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She starts off with jump squats to get the blood flowing.
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What the Panel Think:Boris actually starts off by complimenting my shoes.
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It's a scene with Hudson's character and starts off pretty simple.
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Hope your week starts off better than Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff's.
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When it starts off [Sahil and Alex] could just be roommates.
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First, the Earth jumper starts off with a faster speed. Why?
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VICE: Prevenge starts off camp, then it goes into serious issues.
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So it starts off super innocent and then it keeps going.
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It likely starts off with a degree from a top school.
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It typically starts off as a painless and often small bump.
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Spiraling health care costs CVS starts off with a big advantage.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren's presidential stump speech starts off the same way.
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In the video, Castro starts off by discussing his family story.
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In the show's premiere, Maja and Sebastian's relationship starts off sunny — literally.
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The new season starts off with Mary Jane getting down and dirty.
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It starts off silly but it gets really deep, in its own.
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It starts off at 16GB of storage and maxes out at 128GB.
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So while it starts off slowly, over time it can improve dramatically.
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The baby shower that Veronica and Hermione host starts off well enough.
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That's probably why Trump starts off the 2020 campaign as an underdog.
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Döner kebab starts off with meat and fat, and lots of it.
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As these things often do, it starts off with some innocent dancing.
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This new-look France team starts off passing well and defending effectively.
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He starts off piece by piece, placing individual sheets into the pool.
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The Polk Command Bar starts off as an unwieldy, albeit cleverly designed, package.
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It starts off really strong with "Steel and Blood," really kind of heavy.
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"I don't think there's anything really, majorly wrong with you," he starts off.
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The video starts off easy with the crew climbing over the first gate.
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It starts off sad, but stick with us for a life-affirming ending.
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On occasion, he also starts off his day with a can of sardines.
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"Let's celebrate 50 years of bullshit," Nagy starts off his reaction video with.
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The Wailing starts off in a rash of madness and stays that way.
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The talk starts off rocky, but we're able to end on good terms.
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"Hey, hey so real quick, OK, food is not evil," she starts off.
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While it starts off correct, the rest is riddled with misinformation and inaccuracies.
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Wojnarowicz starts off his recordings looking out the window, describing what he sees.
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"Literally every clothing department/retailer starts off carrying big-name brands," he explains.
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It is, after all, a show that starts off with a grotesque murder.
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Medha: Soba starts off with mixing 80% buckwheat flour and 20% wheat flour.
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He starts off strongly, in his unmistakeable Boston accent, but quickly loses steam.
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Everyone, when they get married, starts off with the same destination in mind.
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It starts off easy, like this: By the end, you're looking at blurry blobs.
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The skater starts off in a standing position and spins about the vertical axis.
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"Mad Dogs" starts off strong and constantly accelerating, driven by a frantically percussive soundtrack.
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KB: It all starts off in a in a bar near NYU in 2010.
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The resulting film is not quite a documentary, though it starts off like one.
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The Tiguan GTE Active starts off every journey in its all-electric E-Mode.
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Morpheus starts off to show Neo how to do it and makes it easily.
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"Meet Me in the Hallway" Styles starts off with the most elusive of titles.
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"We're in for at least four years of awful hair," it starts off humorously.
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It starts off well enough the same: A crashed ship, all sparks and smoke.
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The 22014 Mad family tree starts off with Jam Master Jay from Run-DMC.
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The Big Sick, out June 23, starts off in firmly familiar romantic comedy territory.
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"As Boas Maneiras" ("Good Manners") sounds like, and starts off as, an urban comedy.
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The analysis starts off well, citing correct interest rates and citing the possible fees.
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It's almost impossible to feel threatened by a puzzle that starts off like that.
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From small companies to conglomerates like Shell, each outfit starts off the same way.
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It starts off a little bit salty, then you get hit with the spices.
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Editors' Choice Our list this week starts off with two very different debut novels.
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Boompi starts off by following the now well-trodden Tinder-esque location-based dating path.
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"There are two times of emergency," Britton starts off as the voiceover in the trailer.
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This configuration also starts off with 6GB of RAM and 1TB of hard drive storage.
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And while the book starts off innocently, things quickly takes a turn for the raunchy.
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Jay starts off the show with a joy ride in his classic 1955 Buick Roadmaster.
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The nostalgia-inspiring cocktail starts off according to normal negroni plan with gin and Campari.
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The Smart coupe starts off reasonably enough, at $33,650 before federal and regional tax incentives.
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Solid, straightforward, and pretty cheap, no wonder the humble "BEC" starts off so many mornings.
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My quest starts off on the right note, with a luscious bite of Palermo hospitality.
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Shrouded Moors starts off in an ominous circle of candle-covered stones surrounded by fog.
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Symptoms to watch for Swimmer's ear usually starts off with mild itching, redness, and swelling.
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What starts off as an children's educational song turns into your own personal nightmare factory.
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She starts off the day with "a great breakfast" packed with protein, fiber and calcium.
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It starts off with the usual titillating fare, but then descends into discrimination and hatred.
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Netflix starts off strong with I Am the Pretty Thing That Lives in the House.
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"I don't think Federer starts off every year now shooting for No. 1," he said.
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Season 10 of "The Walking Dead" starts off unlike any other season of the show.
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You know we -- he starts off with a flurry of executive orders and executive actions.
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Halima Aden starts off Miss Minnesota USA's swimsuit segment to big cheers from the crowd.
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After that, the tribunal starts off with the first speaker—an expert on the case.
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This starts off one way—as an ethereal, soul-steeped pop song—but then, POW!
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Confidence: Medium It starts off sunny Tuesday, but clouds should tend to increase with time.
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Starts off as your stereotypical bubble boy meets haunted house with evil spirits thrown in.
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Kersh, played with delectable weirdness by Joan Gregson, starts off as a woman slightly askew.
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And of course, what to do when a friendship starts off strong and just fizzles?
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It starts off with a short quiz to get a handle on your financial picture.
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Young starts off being nice and cooperative ... but gets increasingly frustrated with the DWI investigation process.
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He misses the par putt by a few inches and starts off poorly, with a bogey.
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This is how a meme that starts off as harmless fun is easily and quickly weaponized.
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It starts off, for me, lyrically, like a novel and then ends up being a haiku.
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Even so, Cozmo starts off as a pretty smart and powerful robot (with an offsite brain).
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They have much more in common, they get each other, and it starts off really light.
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It's aggressive music that's basically rebellious, and I think any generation that younger starts off rebellious.
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"Time (B)" (210) by Japanese artist Kenji Nakahashi starts off the exhibition on a cheeky note.
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Her latest video starts off with "ATTENTION: THIS IS NOT A DELTOID" written across the bottom.
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The video starts off with Johnson East reacting to the unplanned pregnancy with tears of joy.
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LOS ANGELES — Bart Baker, former YouTube celebrity, starts off most mornings by screaming in mangled Chinese.
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Bumblebee starts off in pandemonium, with a lot of Transformers fighting loudly on the planet Cybertron.
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It starts off the countdown to Halloween and the heralds the inevitable arrival of Scorpio season.
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It&aposs just as strong, starts off just as inky blue, and fades just as beautifully.
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It starts off bombastically, by showing Luis Bracamontes in a profane and threatening outburst in court.
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"Last time I'm gonna tell you, Rincey-Princey — you call me Mister Trump," it starts off.
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But while the morning starts off in the 50s, the mercury will plummet all day long.
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Insite's 13 carrels are not enough — each day starts off with a line around the block.
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"[The dream] starts off and I'm at a show, just some dirty little club," she continued.
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The tone starts off light and the plot stays within the confines of a family comedy.
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I think we ought to have a government committee that starts off with insight, gaining insight.
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The "Twenty Eight" video starts off pretty strong by advising viewers that it contains graphic imagery.
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A trailer shared by Entertainment Weekly starts off with a monster crushing Seoul's people, cars, and buildings.
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It starts off with Get Items from RSS Feed—with one item fetched and http://apod.nasa.gov/apod.
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The scene starts off with the crew depressurizing their ship, the Rocinante, as they approach the station.
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Confidence: High Saturday starts off sunny, but clouds are expected to build in as the afternoon progresses.
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The original films starts off when a young boy is saved from drowning by a beautiful mermaid.
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In other celestial news, the week starts off with a full moon in Pisces on Sunday morning.
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It starts off with an example of what not to do — a standard theme with bullet points.
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"Signs of Your First Period" starts off with a girl named Alizay looking for her friend Ayesha.
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The trailer starts off with some quick cuts that take on a film noir, suspense-thriller tone.
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All three women served their time at the same prison, which is where the trailer starts off.
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What starts off as simple trip to the gym turns into an endless string of bad luck.
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Here is the weird part---she starts off running in the same direction as the TIE fighter.
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A new year of Ctrl-Walt-Delete starts off with Nilay finally paying his debt to Walt.
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In the feature, Cardi starts off by admitting her love of our 32nd president, Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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He starts off with the usual setup, doing his piece to camera before getting out the gunk.
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Front Burner The outdoor cooking season inevitably starts off with a crop of grilling and barbecuing guides.
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What starts off as an illegal rummaging through someone's pocket can spiral into an injury or death.
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"There is something we need to talk about," editor Jacqueline Carlyle (Melora Hardin) starts off by saying.
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And it all starts off with observations of the small and beautiful mechanics of the natural world.
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She starts off with "Doctor Pepper," a track she collaborated on with RiFF RAFF and OG Maco.
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I always feel like it starts off really strong, but the second half is not as strong.
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Gokce starts off with a glass of water and a cup of coffee before hitting the gym.
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The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance starts off in the years before the original Jim Henson movie.
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While it starts off nippy, we should see some sun and a high of 25 by afternoon.
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The tracker often starts off optimistic early in the quarter then cools as more data flow in.
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This nail-biter of a thriller, which first hit theaters in Europe in 1953, starts off slow.
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Indeed, Bayh starts off with a sizable poll lead over his opponent for the open seat, Rep.
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It starts off with Scott Wilson, who died in October at the age of 76, saying Lincoln's name.
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Selma starts off by showing Barbie how to nail the perfect sex moan both with and without words.
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It starts off relatively mild with rappers like Kendrick Lamar and D.R.A.M rapping about drugs, cash and partying.
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The conversation between Rob and Chyna about the therapy starts off awkward but ends in a good place.
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Everyone starts off in places and ends up somewhere completely different … some people will survive, some people won't.
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The material starts off as a mixture of silica, aluminium oxide (a standard strengthening agent) and sodium oxide.
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Barkskins starts off in Quebec so untamed that the French have not yet given it their own spelling.
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Ross's proof starts off relying on fossils in museums, books, and articles on evolutionary biology, and so on.
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It starts off with five fully clothed men in a car, singing and chatting — and then it escalates.
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It starts off as a disordered blob that lacks any regular atomic structure, and which conducts electricity poorly.
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But any Grey's Anatomy fan knows that a day that starts off well will end very, very badly.
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Will starts off stutteringly, then takes flight: Why take offense, that this dull brainDoth foolishly wish to entertain?
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The Google car starts off on a road outside a replica of the famous Neuschwanstein Castle in Bavaria.
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She starts off strong, however, before she realizes that her backup singers aren't, in fact, backing her up.
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Suitable for the whole family, the experience starts off with a theatrical show hosted by a nutty professor.
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The commercial starts off with LeBron refusing to tell people to drink the product no matter the situation.
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The whole narrative [of the album] is this emergent narrative—it starts off with the simplest building blocks.
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Even if someone starts off depositing only small amounts, just starting that retirement fund is a big step.
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The opera's Jobs starts off a sweet, nerdily modest inventor and an ardent boyfriend before veering into darkness.
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"It starts off as a Slack message, but continues with social media and reading the news," Foroux said.
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In "Unbreakable," Dunn starts off as a seemingly average guy, a security guard who's strictly a Clark Kent.
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It starts off gently, so it took a moment before I realized what was playing in the taxi.
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She starts off interacting with you pleasantly, asking you about yourself and trying to understand and help you.
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The Nanyang researchers' algorithm starts off by just assuming that, given enough traffic density, shit is going to happen.
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The sketch starts off with Larry David, reprising his role as Bernie Sanders, meeting well wishers at a rally.
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Squarefoot starts off on the buyer side as an aggregation platform that localizes open office space into one spot.
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It starts off fairly surface-level, with rape threats and insults like "slut" being thrown around in Kat's mentions.
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It all starts off innocently enough, with a simple request from her eight-year-old to get the mail.
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This starts off as a thick gel, but then hardens into a solid matrix that binds the aggregates together.
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Jay starts off in Simi Valley, CA with Pro-Racer Myan Spaccerelli who has a career in off-roading.
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Like many things on Shameless, it starts off as a funny sequence, but the underlying implications are anything but.
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I'd like to think the mix maybe starts off quite pastel blue and gets gradually more saturated and brighter.
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Yes, there is a love triangle brewing, and yes, it starts off with the most predictable of beats possible.
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It starts off in a relatively normal manner, but the weirdness escalates as you progress deeper into the story.
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Kristen Bell's Anna starts off the tune by revealing that the townspeople aren't aware there's a big party coming.
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I don't know if any band starts off thinking that their band is going to take over the world.
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It's a shame, because the film starts off as the more intriguing and grown-up of the two adaptations.
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Haspel starts off, 'I do not believe POTUS would ask me to do that ...' and the audience literally laughs.
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Every video starts off with a hand holding up the game's jewel case in front of a VHS camera.
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"It was dramatic and it was a comedy and it starts off as almost a horror film," she said.
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Unlike them, Pein starts off disillusioned, which may give him an unconscious disadvantage in his pursuit of the dream.
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If he starts off willing to do anything, it's not as interesting to watch him go off the rails.
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It starts off with teff, a nutritious, gluten-free grain originally grown in the highlands of Ethiopia and Eritrea.
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Overall: Season 10 starts off fine, but really starts to hit the ground running on episodes two and three.
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The treatment starts off as an injectable liquid that is inserted into the patient's tear duct by a doctor.
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Early on in the night, much like the porta potties at warehouse parties, everything starts off clean and unscathed.
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The S'mores Frappuccino starts off with a layer of marshmallow-infused whipped cream and a layer of chocolate sauce.
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It starts off simply enough, some dude standing behind the counter of an otherwise empty "restaurant," addressing the camera.
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The trend starts off slowly then accelerates very rapidly until the activity on the price chart is almost vertical.
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It starts off strongly by depicting a bustling day at the office of the accounting firm where Marnie works.
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The "He's not your man" meme starts off as if it's advising women in lopsided relationships that lack commitment.
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All of this is very familiar, to the point where "The Woman in the Window" starts off feeling ordinary.
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Between this moment and the next, what starts off as basic montage begins to feel like an insider's joke.
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"Training Day" starts off building tension between idealism and security, but it ends up in the tank for Frank.
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Here we have a species that starts off rare, becomes widespread in the world and simultaneously important to humans.
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The young Mr. Wolff (who came to fame as part of the Naked Brothers Band) starts off a tad strained.
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Called the "Reconfigurable Wheel Track" (RWT), it starts off round and uses a thin rubber cover over a robotic wheel.
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The game starts off in China, where little baby orphan Shaquille is discovered in a bag floating down a river.
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The song starts off smooth and easy, gradually building to that famous, angry crescendo Petty pulls off with such ease.
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The afternoon starts off great, with everyone laughing as they splash around in the pool and lounge on swan floats.
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The episode starts off with Mary Jane and her man, Justin Talbot (Michael Ealy), reuniting after his trip to Paris.
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Strange Beasts starts off as a typical tech CEO pitch introducing viewers to an augmented reality game called Strange Beasts.
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The track, which starts off gently and ends with soaring vocals, is vulnerable but does not leave room for sympathy.
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Belushi starts off SUPER CONFIDENT ... but watch as he drifts, ever so subtly into the land of sports fan doubt.
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We won't spoil it for you but, although it starts off a bit slow, the ending is worth the wait.
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Like most subscription apparel and accessories services, Ivory Clasp starts off with a style quiz to learn your individual taste.
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The film starts off with his resignation as a cartoonist in a newspaper and then starting his own weekly magazine.
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The episode starts off with Tabitha and Luca (Henry Zaga) building their relationship and making plans to meet up later.
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The film starts off with young Judy in Bunny Burrow, a small town where all the bunnies are carrot farmers.
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It starts off with a plunger-hairbrush hybrid contraption that must be used for plunging and then scrubbing the bowl.
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Ensing starts off her video by reminding us that those airbrushed Instagram looks require a ton of time and effort.
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The series starts off reasonably enough, with the first episode exploring whether some Viking warriors might have actually been female.
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Even so, it starts off silkily, with the driver's body getting only a gentle push into the fabulously comfortable seats.
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The new trailer starts off real serious but quickly takes a left turn into Deadpool's trademark fourth wall-shattering absurdity.
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The bacteria is the milky-white substance, and you can see it starts off at the edges of the dish.
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The haircutting saga starts off with Woods announcing the itinerary: "So, today, we're giving you a hair tutorial," she starts.
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It starts off a little weird, people edit it, it ideates and matures, and it stands the test of time.
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Would you say this continues an impulse present in your past work or starts off on a brand new trajectory?
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Pannell starts off his mornings by going to the gym, then spends around four hours a day on online school.
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The virtual reality game starts off in Alyx's apartment which conveniently has a dry erase board, markers and an eraser.
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The Labor Department starts off the new year with initial jobless claims data for the final full week of December.
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Today starts off sunny and warm (highs are in the low 33s), but there's a chance of rain this evening.
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The clip starts off with Garner wandering around the parking structure after a visit to a Build-a-Bear workshop.
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Taking time for myself in the mornings makes me feel calm, and starts off my day on a good note.
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Mikey Day's increasingly harried exchange with Phoebe Waller-Bridge starts off sweet and goes to... some other places, real fast.
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It starts off with a beautiful frontal nude — the woman looks straight at us, her walking stance powerful and confident.
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The new year starts off today much as the last one ended yesterday, with dry weather and above-normal temperatures.
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Episode one starts off with the already iconic Hollywood Reporter photoshoot and a little reminiscing at who they used to be.
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Her warm, gravelly tone is perfect for this song as Clarkson starts off by singing both Bradley Cooper and Gaga's parts.
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It starts off with 10% off orders up to $1,499 and maxes out at $500 off orders of $3,000 or more.
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Down starts off as a romantic story, then quickly develops into horror as office workers end up trapped in an elevator.
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" On YouTube it's super easy to find something and it starts off really fun with like, "Is the moon landing real?
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Midge starts off with a show in Washington D.C. The show goes smashingly until a fire breaks out in the kitchen.
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It starts off feeling a little like Dragonball set in Narnia and then becomes more like Stephen King's Dark Tower series.
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The whole thing starts off in the style of a bad '50's sci-fi movie, complete with clunky special effects.
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If the mid-crop starts off strong, arrivals could start to recover from the dip in May or June, they said.
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The encounter starts off as a typical photo-op, but then Spears reaches out for the fan rocking the red ensemble.
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In a fitting tribute to the sadly departed George Romero, the episode starts off with a phalanx of zombies shuffling onward.
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Joan Crawford's first day on the Charlotte set starts off promisingly, with the actress nailing her character's introduction in one take.
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The op-ed starts off on a bad foot, casting Trump's recent visit to the G20 summit as a smashing success.
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It starts off ordinarily enough: basically Sheeran meets a girl at a boxing gym and strikes up a relationship with her.
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It starts off with Modern Baseball's newest jam "The Wedding Singer" which dropped yesterday and has already been taking over lives.
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But if the friendship starts off in unbelievable territory, it soon ventures out to the Land of the Straight-Up Ridiculous.
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It starts off with dual-core mobile chips in the Core M3, Core i3, Core i5, and Core i7 processor families.
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The second starts off well, but then her little brother gets sick, and the family's insurance won't cover all the expenses.
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Janina Quint, the director, starts off with photos of Nazi rallies and moves into interviews that are clinical yet never cold.
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Like a lot of phishing, the phishing lure starts off as a message of some kind, and includes a phishy link.
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He starts off by firing the security agents involved in the hotel party, and holds a press conference about that night.
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It shows that the gender wage gap starts off relatively small, with men and women earning similar salaries in their 20s.
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The phenomenon was discovered by YouTuber SKELUX, who starts off his video with a quick explanation of how minus worlds work.
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It starts off so slinky, like a girl creeping through the desert glimpsed only by the light of a flickering campfire.
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The UrbanHello REMI is a five-function device that starts off as a baby monitor but grows along with your child.
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The new trailer for "Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald" — the latest spinoff from J.K. Rowling's wizarding world — starts off quietly.
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The prank starts off as all good pranks do ... with a mother sitting on the can with the door wide open.
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"It starts off with him asking who has most influenced 20th-century history, and the answer is Gavrilo Princip," he said.
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Maureen McLane starts off her collection with a gaze that projects itself from the ground to the depths of the galaxy.
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The morning starts off overcast, again, but the clouds will slowly dissipate, making way for blue skies and a warm sun.
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But it shifts as the story changes, so it starts off much softer and pretty and not threatening at the beginning.
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It starts off rainy but should start to dry out during the second half of the day as it turns windy.
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Out There "Genius," a new 10-part series about Albert Einstein on the National Geographic Channel, starts off with a bang.
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The novel starts off slowly, but this only mirrors the motions of an aircraft: taxiing before taking off at full speed.
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The song starts off like a downtrodden ballad, with vocalist Steve Ciolek backed solely by an acoustic guitar and warmblingly plaintive.
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Beyond Meat starts off a bit mushier and pastier, but once it starts cooking, it breaks up and browns just fine.
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It starts off as a dugout pit lined on the bottom and sides with volcanic stones, which help regulate the temperature.
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A thing that starts off cool, like a sequence from an unreleased Dodge Charger-sponsored Step Up installment, but then gets boring.
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Far Cry Primal starts off strong, throwing you into a hostile, untamed world and letting you flail until you figure things out.
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Although the case could, in fact, ultimately end up before the Supreme Court, the Trump administration's policy starts off on shaky ground.
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A breakfast that starts off your day with foods that bring attention to these goals are a great idea for hardcore athletes.
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See how everything starts off (like the reaction of the surprised Kleinfeld consultant, which is all of us) in the clip below.
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The song itself starts off fairly boring, with Petty and Lynne trading off verses and Winwood playing fills and licks between lyrics.
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The movie starts off looking like a conventional children's fantasy story, but it morphs slowly into something surprising, and all its own.
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The shower starts off using water from the main supply and stops when there is enough water to circulate in a loop.
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Let's break down what's in the video: CEO Evan Spiegel starts off the 35-minute video by describing where Snapchat fits in.
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This is particularly apparent in his exchange with Edmure, which starts off fine until the prisoner starts getting extremely real with Jaime.
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It starts off with the crew of the starship Intrepid, who begin to notice that strange things are happening on the ship.
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In the video, he starts off by clapping enthusiastically then shows off his steps to the dance that originated in the Caribbean.
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Hall starts off with $236,000 cash on hand, but he's shown an ability to stay competitive in fundraising the last two quarters.
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It includes interviews and news clips and starts off with coverage of his anti-Clinton tweet that many criticized as anti-Semitic.
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Michaels wonders whether a company that starts off in an unregulated space will double back at some later point and re-assess.
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I think every relationship starts off with a lot of sex, then it tails off whether you are living together or not.
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I know they're looking forward to the album, so I want them to get a feel of how the story starts off.
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It's the first host-free Oscars since 1989, but if it starts off smoothly, maybe the night will go okay after all.
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This posting starts off by touting the medicinal effects of ginseng — which help reduce inflammation, but don't help when you've contracted coronavirus.
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Wordplay FRIDAY PUZZLE — David Steinberg starts off our solving weekend, and he tells you all about the puzzle in his notes below.
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What starts off as a tent where series veteran Blathers the owl sits becomes a truly gorgeous display of everything you've collected.
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When an author starts off with "I'm here to tell you …" I'm pretty sure the rest of that sentence will be worthless.
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Trump starts off the NATO summit with fists swinging; India's highest court is hearing a challenge to its ban on gay sex.
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There's a really wonderful moment in this movie "Moscow on the Hudson" when Robin Williams starts off the film as a concert.
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It's usually made in China and it starts off as white powder and then they spray it on shredded leaves or whatever.
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Anne Hathaway and Jason Sudeikis star in the film, which starts off with some tropes familiar from romantic comedies and mopey indie films.
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The Brahms, recorded live with the Orchestra dell'Academia Nazionale and Antonio Pappano, starts off solid, even square, with the solo violin exercising restraint.
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Season 2 starts off significantly stronger than season 1, and a big part of that comes from better use of Seg and Adam.
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Her typical work day starts off with hot water and lemon followed by a breakfast of steel-cut oats, bananas and agave syrup.
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"The broadcast starts off by stating that Patsy Ramsey developed Stage 4 ovarian cancer a couple of years after JonBenét's death," he says.
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Hannah G. starts off their hometown date in Birmingham, Alabama, by "showing him what the South is all about" with an etiquette class.
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The team starts off by cutting out a round piece of steel, and proceeds to heat and hammer it into the right shape.
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What's especially disappointing in Sierra's case is the fact that it starts off very strongly (unlike Insatiable, which is incomprehensible from minute one).
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He starts off with a lead, and no individual campaign has a clear interest in attacking him, thanks to his association with Obama.
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The Auto Volume filter starts off silent and only picks up select noise, resulting in sudden bursts of sound and occasionally choppy feedback.
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If someone is playing music on any kind of speaker on a flight, then that person starts off the dispute in the wrong.
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The Danger Zone battle royale mode starts off like other games in the genre, like Fortnite or PUBG, where you're dropped into an .
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The segment starts off with Kimmel sitting down on a stoop with DACA opposers, who explain why support Trump's move to end DACA.
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The party starts off slow, but picks up fast when the A-listers like Chrissy Teigen and John Legend start to show up.
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The Vergecast starts off this week in a traditional fashion with a talk about dongles — Microsoft's $80 USB-C dongle to be exact.
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"Our lives are changing and there's times when I want you to come and there are times when I don't," she starts off.
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The beginning of the second episode, it starts off on a slave ship, so obviously there is some timely stuff going on here.
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The video starts off with expert Dominique Jones doing a consultation to figure out the type of look Eddy is hoping to achieve.
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My standard test for how deep a headphone's bass goes is Jamie XX's "Gosh," which starts off with a delightful sub-bass rumble.
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The song starts off like a power ballad, making you wonder if all those pictures of soldiers haven't been inserted there by accident.
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The trip starts off in Newfoundland, Canada, where tour-goers will take a helicopter or seaplane to a yacht near the famous ship.
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It starts off with Ben Mendelsohn looking at a ... he's wandering around a Bed, Bath & Beyond, which you made look ... As we all.
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And when it's finally time, an excited crowd greets Smith in Havana and the race starts off, with Smith keeping a good pace.
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Given the outsize power of a senator on things like funding and, in this case, disaster aid, Puerto Rico starts off far behind.
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The audio comic — a comic experienced only with sound — starts off on the militarized southern border in a chaotic and totalitarian United States.
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Each magazine starts off with the big stories of the moment, things that hopefully everyone interested in that topic will want to see.
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It starts off with everyone having energy, but by the last month or two, people are crying and falling apart mentally and emotionally.
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The game starts off with players controlling JD as he and a familiar squad of fighters head out to follow some generic objectives.
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Today starts off cool and foggy, but by afternoon the sun will break out and temperatures will jump to a high near 87.
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What starts off as a mundane account of a father-son hunting trip gives way to a litany of weapons and their uses.
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Though the chemistry between the judges and hosts starts off as a weak and awkward flicker, it brightens as the show goes on.
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His work explicitly brings this issue to light; he starts off his work by clearly stating his biases for the reader to see.
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In his most blatant middle finger to expectations so far, the full-length starts off with a blistering almost four-minute guitar solo.
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The Land Cruiser is already expensive, but this starts off $5,000 dearer and doesn't even include everything the Land Cruiser comes standard with.
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One of them starts off in her bikini and ends up completely naked, bar the blond wig and a smearing of glittery eyeshadow.
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Sonic Mania deliberately starts off just like the earlier games, literally bringing you back to the series' starting point in Green Hill Zone.
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When a dude in the NBA starts off one of those screen-capped Twitter screeds with "Hey Universe, hear my voice," well, people listen.
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The service starts off by sending a letter to the senators of your state, and later asks about sending letters to your local congressperson.
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Lemon starts off as Bluebell's Regina George with a Betty Draper complex, a spark plug of a woman obsessed with having the perfect life.
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In that vein, "Dead Eyes" starts off mellow, with a sleepy, driving melody that quickly cracks open the indie conventions that invite you in.
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The video Yamaha released starts off with an actor pretending to ski down a road before doing the same action on the concept bike.
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He starts off in a dismal position—running an office in one of Britain's most boring towns—and then proceeds to fall ever downwards.
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The new season starts off fast, and for the most part, it moves with enough swift, ruthless efficiency to keep viewers off their guard.
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Season 7 starts off 100 days into Mellie's presidency, and actress Bellamy Young alluded to a "dance" of power between her character and Washington's.
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Hannah Gadsby starts off with some light, funny jokes about growing up as a lesbian in Tasmania, where being homosexual was illegal until 1997.
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She starts off the video pointing out the variety of shades offered in the palette, then explains why it's an all-around, multipurpose product.
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"Any plan that starts off with the middle class in a serious hole is going to be pretty hard to fix," Wyden told reporters.
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Flight attendant: 'Hit me, hit me' The video of the American Airlines encounter starts off with a woman sobbing as she holds a baby.
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It all starts off with a disconcerting bang, as new opening credits play for the first time ever since the show debuted in 2011.
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"It starts off pretty busy today with quite a lot of supply," said Thomas Simons, a money market economist at Jefferies in New York.
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The text conversation starts off when the 18-year-old tells her dad that her mom is picking her up from the airport instead.
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" The ad features former Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Executive Director Frank Morris, who starts off saying, "some call Americans who oppose mass immigration 'racist.
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The 133-minute film starts off in the kitchen, with Tara Shinde (Vidya Balan) rushing through her morning chores while her family lazes around.
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Every ceremony starts off with a priest blessing the river or lake the dive will take place in, and throwing in a wooden cross.
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The father of the bride starts off with a toast, and then he calls Miranda on stage and their conversation transitions into the song.
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It starts off with Rory rejecting the idea of enforced femininity; it ends with her strapping on a frilly apron to please her boyfriend.
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Leprosy often starts off with the sort of discolored, numb patches that appeared on Siddamma's family members, or with tiny nodules under the skin.
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It's a homemaking show that starts off like "Martha Stewart," where you would address the camera, but then it goes into a narrative story.
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It starts off on the mountain's northern slopes and takes hikers through dramatic rock formations, with views of the Atlantic coast along the way.
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That means that the government starts off offering its highest possible price and then sees who is willing to sell for less than that.
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"No one starts off knowing everything that they're going to need to build something," he said in a live Q&A in Rome on Monday.
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The movie starts off well in terms of parity between the two; Sebastian and Mia mutually support and encourage each other in their creative dreams.
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"Egypt Station starts off at the station on the first song and then each song is like a different station," McCartney explains in a statement.
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She starts off the scene complaining about finding a receipt in her boyfriend's pocket for a $1600 dining room table he bought with his wife.
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While he starts off as the villain, a version of him eventually becomes Alita's ally in the manga series and they work together on missions.
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Bailey convinces the ICE agent he's got an irregular pulse and needs to be checked out, which starts off as kind of a stall tactic.
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YHL: Asala, our mercenary and a former refugee herself, starts off thinking that the important thing is just to get the job done and survive.
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Directors Josh Kriegman and Elyse Steinberg come on board to document what looks to be a tremendous comeback story, and it starts off that way.
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"I don't have a ton of time because I'm going to a pool party, so I need kind of one-word answers," Handler starts off.
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And the character, according to Ryan Murphy's vision, starts off "Manhunt" by seeking treatment for a unnamed disease we are meant to deduce is HIV.
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The trailer starts off with a young child on Erangel, PUBG's first map, who is the sole survivor of a horrible battle on the island.
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The junior-most justice starts off at the bottom of the heap, sits on a far wing of the bench and speaks last at conference.
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The beverage starts off purple in color, but as it is stirred it becomes pink and the flavor changes from sweet and fruity to tart.
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He starts off the episode unable to hug her, and finishes it unable to say "I love you" when she gets back on the plane.
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Specced to be a true "desktop inside your laptop," the new Blade Pro starts off with a 2.6GHz quad-core Intel Core i7-222.5HQ processor.
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In team-based sports, each side starts off with an average rating (usually 1,500 points), and exchanges points with their opponents each time they play.
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It starts off as a mom-and-pop shop, and then midway through it's bought out by a larger corporation, so you see the changes.
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Game day usually starts off with a behind-the-scenes tour, where kids meet coaches and players and try on gear in the locker room.
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It is chaos as hundreds of people try to climb up the train, not knowing how much time they have before it starts off again.
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The episode starts off by introducing his alter-ego as if we all aren't already following him on Instagram and lusting after his delicious meals.
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What starts off as a rocky debate over rooms turns into head-over-heels, can't-live-without-each-other-or-come-up-for-air love.
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The video starts off in a Charlie Chaplin-esque narration of his colonoscopy prep and eventually follows Smith into a Miami hospital for his procedure.
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Rose: John starts off the mutz-making by pushing a big wedge of cheese curd through sharp wire to break it up into smaller pieces.
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We also like the pricing of Folx, which starts off at free and then goes up to $20 if you want access to more features.
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I had read early reviews that described her as the kind of performer that starts off nervous and wins the crowd over by the end.
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She starts off swapping written exchanges with this person, then that graduates to talking on the phone, and then he turns up in the flesh.
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Whereas Dijsselbloem's five years in the post were marked by crises largely centered on cash-strapped Greece, Centeno's tenure starts off in relatively benign conditions.
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David, for instance, starts off as a decent guy who wants to free Isaiah's slaves, then abruptly, with no explanation, turns into a violent sleazeball.
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So "Old Town Road" starts off very much as this deep-voiced ode to the simple life on the dirt road path with your horse.
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Tomorrow's action starts off at 8am, meanwhile, and will showcase the later rounds before the Grand Finals between the top remaining team from each region.
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As its heroine, Celie, Erivo starts off as a battered and victimized child who has learned from experience that calling attention to herself means pain.
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The story starts off with the fraught, to say the least, relationship between a Barbadian nanny, Britney, and her former white employers, Brooke and Jay.
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The documentary starts off like a comedy, but as the story spirals out into something much larger, it ends up feeling like a dystopian tragedy.
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It starts off very sweet and complimentary before quickly turning into a deadly threat to anyone who tries to keep him and his mom apart.
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It starts off as a lot of cramps: It's essentially like a miscarriage, so there's a lot of bleeding, a lot of clots, there's pain.
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"He starts off by thinking about any negotiation as zero sum," said Chad P. Bown, a trade expert at the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
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The playlist generator starts off by prompting the user to choose the kind of pet they have, a range that includes iguanas, hamsters, and birds.
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If it starts off in a stretched state, it'll pull the feet toward the head on the way up, just like on the jumping guy.
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Keep reading for the forecast through the weekend... Tomorrow (Sunday): The day starts off rather sunny, but clouds tend to build by midday or afternoon.
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This sends her over the edge and she starts off on a long monologue about how Hap tried to destroy her, but she's stronger than that.
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It starts off as your average, nice marriage proposal video, with the now-engaged couple's son in the background to be a part of the moment.
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The applause kicks in soon enough, as the entire rest of the special features an audience, but 100% Fresh starts off on a strangely vulnerable foot.
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As we told you before, the Infinity War footage starts off aboard the Milano, where the Guardians are rolling up on some major space-based destruction.
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Taylor, whose body is on full display throughout the video, starts off dancing à la Flashdance in a thong and sports bra amidst a greyscale gym.
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In the speed spot, for instance, the music starts off slowed down and distorted and speeds up to normal when the runner reaches the Apple side.
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Midge starts off doing her well-crafted act, but then veers off into an off-the-cuff rebuke of Sophie and her sexist so-called advice.
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The action in the trailer for The Parts You Lose — exclusive to PEOPLE — starts off with the Breaking Bad actor, 39, lying injured in the snow.
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The camera starts off behind our host, identified only as Jeremy, who has turned to greet the viewer as if they just wandered into the meeting.
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For instance, he starts off the interview by complimenting her work on the show, before going on to admit that he hasn't seen any of it.
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The video starts off with Swift doing interviews on a red carpet and taking selfies with fans at an event while being flanked by security guards.
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Three Identical Strangers starts off like a comedy, but as the story spirals out into something much larger, it ends up feeling like a dystopian tragedy.
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The episode starts off of course with Bedingfield's song "Unwritten" — but, as Conrad says, her soundtrack has changed, so she switches the radio in the car.
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It starts off as a grim and depressing story about domestic violence, but the speculative element gives the story a weird — and weirdly intriguing — extra dimension.
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The day starts off with a creator session where I am able to have a very laid back and long conversation with a group of campers.
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He's the sort of person who starts off with a story in one place, then ends up halfway across the world by the end of it.
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The clip starts off with the Galaxy Fold flipping open and closing again before transitioning to a new model that shuts in half like a clamshell.
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The plot starts off in Italy and sees Langdon follow a trail of clues about the poet in a race to foil a major deadly plot.
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"This time, he starts off as a front-runner, or one of the front-runners," Jeff Weaver told The Associated Press in a story published Monday.
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She starts off wielding a sledgehammer while wearing white underwear and a tank top, before ditching everything but her boots to swing on a wrecking ball.
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"If Biden does enter the race this week, he starts off with a fairly stable amount of good will from Democrats," said Monmouth pollster Patrick Murray.
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The Kirkman narrative starts off promisingly here, as the White House lights flicker out in the middle of a meeting — because of a hack, we learn.
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It starts off well enough, extremely disappointed blah blah...the fans...blah blah blah but then it really moves in for the kill at the end.
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It starts off with him bare-chested, next to a marble statue, and the implication is clear: We're supposed to think he's a work of art.
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What starts off as a number that sounds like it could have been plucked straight from "A Chorus Line" takes a turn for the bizarrely tantalizing.
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What starts off as a smart riff on "Rent" — poor bohemian girl falls for musician who can't finish his song — soon becomes vague and merely pretty.
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Meadows also starts off with the goodwill of Trump's allies outside the administration, who welcomed his hiring with a hailstorm of congratulatory tweets and positive press.
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It starts off small: A middle-aged translator and would-be writer (Benno Fürmann) visits a much older, revered author (Ben Kingsley) on a private island.
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Stocks have been on a tear lately, ripping to record highs, but investors could be in trouble as September starts off, if history is any indication.
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It starts off with a New Year's Day dinner party that included Henry David Thoreau and Louisa May Alcott's father, and takes the story from there.
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Imagine that the Apostle Paul, after his Damascus Road conversion, starts off on his journey, Mr. Muggeridge said, and consults with an eminent public relations man.
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The play starts off by providing the audience with a dramatic scene from what might be a historical instance in the operation of the Underground Railroad.
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In the 1982 film, Deckard starts off as a world-weary detective who doesn't believe in much other than finishing a job, and damn the bigger picture.
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"I love Janet Weiss' character arc because she starts off as very innocent and naïve and pure," Justice told PEOPLE on the set of the Fox revamp.
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The Similars A science fiction film disguised as a horror movie, The Similars starts off with eight strangers trapped in a bus station outside of Mexico City.
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It's not like the character of Claire from Jurassic World, where she starts off one person, and she ends the movie a completely different kind of person.
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For most, the typical weekday morning starts off with a blaring alarm clock, a rushed cup of coffee, and a noisy, stress-inducing commute to the office.
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The clip, exclusively released on Entertainment Tonight, starts off with everyone asleep in a quiet house, but because we know what is coming, this is not comforting.
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Ms Davidson starts off with a paradox: the world as a whole has never been richer but the consensus for free markets has never been more fragile.
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The 45-minute show starts off with Jay Z (played by an actor named Roger Casey) introducing Rihanna (Nicolette Stephanie Templier), a fresh face straight from Barbados.
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His Killmonger starts off as a cipher with a memorable haircut, but as the film progresses, Jordan imbues him with additional layers of grief, anguish, and fury.
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The film's first trailer came out this week, and let's just say it starts off with a Black Lives Matter joke being made by a cop. Great.
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This week's plotline starts off like a bar joke, but stay with me: Arthur walks in on Julie masturbating to what she refers to as "crowded" porn.
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This footage is from the Bracken Cave in San Antonio, Texas and it's totally startling because it starts off so very peaceful and ends in frantic chaos.
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She starts off nasty and allusive, confusing you with bits of history you don't know, then curdles the thought into something between an aphorism and a punchline.
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After making a grand gesture of an apology to Jenna Cooper for his behavior last week, Jordan Kimball starts off Monday's episode feeling confident in his relationship.
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This chart from Harvard economist Claudia Goldin shows that the gender wage gap starts off relatively small, with men and women earning similar salaries in their 20s.
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There's nothing petty about RASL, which starts off with comparatively small crimes and gradually expands to a strange story about the nature of energy and the universe.
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It starts off slow: a middle-aged man with a middling pneumonia; an older nursing home resident with a urinary tract infection that is making her delirious.
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"Hatshepsut" starts off like a marching band taking the field at halftime, before a jagged synthesizer begins gnawing away at the confident strut of cymbals and timpani.
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Admittedly, though, Sutherland hits his stride when he greets the ambassador in the White House — he starts off cordial before dropping his voice to an ominous growl.
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The movie starts off with a psychedelic credit sequence that reminded me of Mystery Science Theater and caused my scumbag friends to shout out "DMT!" in unison.
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In this episode, he starts off not caring about anyone who isn't Kevin and/or Jesus; by the end, he might not care about anything at all.
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Well, I assume that they have the same mass and that the kicked ball starts off with a zero velocity in the horizontal direction (close to it).
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She doesn't start off with veterans and all the conservative stuff; she very wisely starts off with Bernie Sanders and Black Lives Matter and all that stuff.
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The new teaser starts off like a standard political ad, with a narrator talking over a slideshow of some patriotic imagery, before things take a sinister turn.
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The sci-fi looking video, heavy on the color pink, starts off with an explanation of why Gaga and her dancers appear to be on another planet.
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What starts off as a seemingly innocuous advertisement for Macy's becomes a devastatingly precise comedic commentary on the experience of shopping for and dressing uncooperative small children.
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"Island," a meditation on science and spirituality, starts off with his ego dissolving as he stares up at the night sky from the bottom of a boat.
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Like the play itself, this dance number starts off silly and exuberant, shades into a darker quirkiness and ends in a disquieting burst of isolating, atavistic energy.
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In "The Talented Mr. Ripley," Paltrow plays Marge, a 1950s coed, who starts off with some of Grace Kelly's glamour and exits with lots of Kelly's disillusionment.
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His speech starts off explaining how boys objectify women's bodies, when Lara and Sara suddenly stand up and scream that he should take off all his clothes.
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A photograph of Beuys and the hare starts off the exhibition at Shin, setting the stage for other works struggling with effective (and affective) means of communication.
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He starts off being quite the teacher's pet and overachiever, playing chess with his English teacher and turning in an actual bound book in place of a paper.
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" After a short skit, Paul starts off the vlog with a call to action for his fans to buy his merch, because "YouTube cut my AdSense in half.
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As Biden enters the race, "he starts off with a fairly stable amount of good will from Democrats," said Patrick Murray, director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute.
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Changan Auto's CS35 model, the Chongqing-based firm's first foray into the SUV arena, starts off at just $10,000 but international executives seem unperturbed by such competitive pricing.
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The third night of the 2016 Republican National Convention starts off with a number of business leaders, including billionaire casino owner Phil Ruffin and fracking billionaire Harold Hamm.
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The next day starts off with the Haldi ceremony, in which haldi, or turmeric, is applied to the bride and groom in order to ward off evil spirits.
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The model starts off with an excellent shake filled with greens, and "using coconut water and almond milk as the base is smarter than fruit juice," says Blatner.
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Grayson starts off as a grunt looking for decent food and a chance for a better life off-world, but ends up fighting in the defense of Earth.
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The beast starts off looking a little sad, but under the sculptor's tools, its features quickly sharpen into the mask of death Fallout players will be used to.
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Based on a true story, this war drama starts off as an unabashedly earnest coming-of-age tale before shifting into a harrowing, blood-and-guts battlefield saga.
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Last but not least, this 17-minute documentary short from the Tate starts off with high drama, recounting the vandalization of Rothko's Black on Maroon in October 2012.
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What starts off with Silverman's famous raunchy humor turns into a heartfelt song titled "Somebody Broke Her" about her late mother Beth Ann O'Hara's trauma and fractured parenting.
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In some behind-the-scenes footage from the news show, Sherlock, the anchor, starts off by demanding that her co-host Snook go find something else to wear.
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The post starts off by asking for rules surrounding "dating" and "flirting" in the workplace — not the top concern for women affected by sexism and discrimination in tech.
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Each session—which is different every month—starts off with an explanation of the constellations and the planets, after which Kasuga switches to explaining some aspect of Buddhism.
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If this short film by Matt MacDonald starts off dark, it finishes even darker, proving just how thin the line can be between sane thoughts and insane ones.
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It starts off with baby Miley sitting in front a TV, watching her dad Billy Ray performing live and sporting the tiniest ponytail on top of her head.
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"Foreshadowed" starts off just lovely—the careful, delicate guitar work really sings—before dropping down into its crustiest moment, jackknifing straight into a gnarled churn of Swedish death.
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What starts off as a dark comedy takes a sharp turn into sci-fi and body horror, in a bold and ultimately gratifying indictment of late-stage capitalism.
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Sophia starts off the series as an unrepentant asshole (her words!), and watching her sneer at anyone who so much as looks at her weird gets grating, fast.
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This week starts off with some conflict between the growth of your long-term goals and some self-righteous naysayer who you will gently put in their place.
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Holbrook benefits most from the shifts: He starts off too slick to be sympathetic, but as Locke gets deeper into the case he becomes a convincing, tormented obsessive.
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"We're absolutely confident this will be the largest loyalty venture in retail, as the program starts off with presence in 23 states and over 3,000 stores," Estermann said.
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I loved the way it starts off cold and firm and warms, softens and melts on its way to disappearing, its flavor lingering and beckoning the next spoonful.
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The video starts off with a quick demography lesson, reminding us how many people have come and gone in human history, and how many of us are living today.
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It starts off with cuts from old movies, and then people wearing clothes from Stella McCartney's SS17 collection sit in a house listening to a broadcast about atomic bombs.
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What starts off as a blank white oblong in the app is slowly shaded in rainbow colours as you spend: blue for transport; orange for food; pink for entertainment.
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"Look What You Made Me Do," on the other hand, gives off a vengeful vibe and starts off with the superstar as a zombie climbing out of her grave.
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The game starts off just before the end of Return of the Jedi, with Inferno Squad trying to prevent stolen intelligence from leaking into the hands of the Rebels.
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It takes a little while to really get going (though it starts off with a bang in its premiere episode), with a lot of setup in its first season.
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Hello Kitty starts off by saying how she Googles herself sometimes and sees haters commenting that "she'll do anything," when actually, she just has a wide variety of interests.
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War Dogs starts off longing to shock us with its incredible tale—it ends up presenting its story so generically that it loses the quirky irregularities of real life.
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The "Delicate" music video starts off with Swift, 28, doing interviews on a red carpet and taking selfies with fans at an event while being flanked by security guards.
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The whole thing starts off wholesomely enough, but — as this is artificial intelligence we're talking about — the fear of the future (and machines) is lurking right around the corner.
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The trailer starts off with Joseph Gordon-Levitt as Snowden in a now infamous Hong Kong hotel room, where he delivered to journalists a trove of classified NSA documents.
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For instance, the film starts off with a scene of matriarch Patsy Ramsey dialing 9/11 to report the murder but then transitions into a montage of casting tapes.
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It starts off slowly, especially for a Gears game, but really starts to ramp up quickly as the first of four acts in the campaign comes to an end.
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This technique is one Welch says she picked up from her husband, former She says her husband usually starts off his first encounter with someone by praising an accomplishment.
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The song starts off with a standard feature from "OOOUUU" artist Young MA but quickly gets dark when Eminem hops on the track with his signature off-color lyrics.
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Seemingly inspired by "Rosemary's Baby," there's no recovering from the worm-ridden nature of its concept, which starts off fuzzy and weird and doesn't get much clearer over time.
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The show — based loosely on columnist Dan Savage's life — starts off a bit wacky, as so many sitcoms do, but quickly becomes just as sweet as it is smart.
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Playing Grace, the young, adoring wife of a creatively blocked poet (Javier Bardem), Lawrence gives a gutsy performance that starts off tense and only gets crazier and more ferocious.
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During an interview with Bon Appétit, the actress — who's currently starring in Hulu's sci-fi comedy Future Man — revealed she starts off every morning by waking up at 4 a.m.
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The app, which is live now in San Francisco and New York, starts off with a short quiz designed to get the basic details of a user's lifestyle and personality.
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Alexander: So our album starts off with an acknowledgement and a discourse (in the form of spoken word) about the universe's creation and expansion, and how scientists figured that out.
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The clip starts off by showing the former Miss Alabama walking through a forest in a full pageant outfit, complete with a "Beauty Queen" sash, flowing blue gown and tiara.
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It starts off in Tennessee Thomas's East Village store-cum-clubhouse-cum-activism center, The Deep End Club, and devolves—scratch that—let's say evolves into dancing in the street.
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Josh, your character starts off trying to abandon Spell's case so he can maintain his fragile status quo but ends up becoming a much more conscientious person by the end.
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"She really starts off in a really scarred almost unconscious place, but overcomes a trauma that is indescribable," Lizzie's portrayer Hayley Law told Refinery29 over the phone about her character.
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The whole thing starts off fairly tame, then quickly escalates to Lawrence talking about her crush on Larry David and how he didn't reciprocate her flirting at Amy Schumer's wedding.
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The extended hiatus served the series well; though Season 3 starts off slow, it accelerates thrillingly, delivering the kind of stakes and surprises the show hasn't had since it premiered.
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" Kendrick starts off calmly, but with the kind of finesse it takes some rappers a verse or so to get into: "Two tears in a bucket, I cry with you.
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"I drank straight to my head / I went outside to smoke a cigarette / and I shattered my phone on the cement / but I don't give a fuck," it starts off.
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Let's say Satoshi Nakamoto (the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin) starts off the game by forming the word "RUIN" (using three tiles from the mempool and one from his own stash).
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Simon Winder, an author and publisher, exaggerated when he said on BBC radio some months ago that "nationalism always starts off with folk-dancing and ends up with barbed wire".
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"All Access," released in 2013, by the Garden, starts off loud and goofy, with a blizzard of hard snares and synth, like an outtake from a John Hughes-era soundtrack.
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What starts off as a valiant effort soon turns into an emotionally taxing journey for Alma as she struggles to discover the truth about what happened to her beloved father.
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The letter, which is preserved in the Department of Special Collections at Stanford University, starts off: "Bob - This joker (attached) is going to be calling you," Rose wrote of Jobs.
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Beverly's process for writing a championship-winning speechBeverly starts off with knowing his audience, which means knowing what they want to hear about, and speaking to what's important to them.
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The Sharks are already throwing shade, so now I need to see a round two matchup that starts off with a valiant knight fighting a great white at center ice.
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Sanders, who announced Tuesday he's running for president in 2020, starts off in a very different position than he did four years ago, when he was considered a long shot.
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It starts off by asking if output made by AI without any creative involvement from a human should qualify as a work of authorship that's protectable by US copyright law.
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"Every president starts off with a good-will account with Congress that eventually draws down," said Phil Schiliro, who was Mr. Obama's White House legislative director in his first term.
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According to Bespoke Investment Group's Paul Hickey, stocks generally stage their final push for the year in mid-December — even when the month starts off weak, as this one did.
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We gradually become acquainted with Gómez and his country through Forché's eyes, as she starts off knowing almost nothing, then learns a little bit, and then a little bit more.
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She starts off by telling me the widely shared story of Bob Dylan passing her 15-year-old self an invite to a rehearsal on a napkin at a local diner.
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Jay Trench's part-drill part-trap beat starts off deceptively minimalist in the intro and verses before crash-landing you into a direct route to the AUX cord in each chorus.
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"One of the main plot lines that I had a big say in was the chlamydia outbreak and associated hysteria that starts off in Episode 1 of Season 2," she said.
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The clip starts off with the expectant parents on a deck outside, happily preparing to launch their air cannons to announce the sex of their baby with blue or pink colors.
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Netflix is starting a new crime anthology series, and its first season starts off with a poignant subject: the death of a black teenager at the hands of a white cop.
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The trailer starts off dark and broody, but then Ryan Reynolds' Merc with a Mouth puts the footage on a brief hiatus when he notices Cable's arm hasn't been fully CGI'd.
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We're all a little more confident now that Mercury is direct and picking up steam, but the week starts off on a more serious note with a waxing moon in Capricorn.
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Click here to view original GIFThis quirky animation from CraveFX starts off innocently enough, a janitorial worker mops up a leaky refrigerator and then picks up a coin on the ground.
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"I'm Hailey Baldwin and today is stretching day and bosu ball," the model starts off saying in the clip, shot by Phil Poynter, before jumping into a series of balancing exercises.
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What starts off as a frank discussion of her insecurities takes a sharp left turn when she expresses her desire to "fucking choke [him] so bad" and repeatedly grabs his throat.
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The Verdict: Marvel's Iron Fist starts off sluggishly, seeming far more like a soap opera than a superhero series, complete with bland, pretty, rich people sneering and scheming over family fortunes.
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It starts off innocently enough, with a lone piano eerily plinking out the original Ghostbusters theme song, and a series of title cards offering a quick acknowledgement of the original film.
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Aquaman (whose real name is Arthur Curry, if you didn't know) starts off this issue by taking down a group of aqua-terrorists who aren't too fond of land-dwelling folk.
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What starts off as a portrait of a young girl with big dreams progresses over the years into a life that's fallen apart through drugs, abuse, ten children, and other turmoil.
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The paper's really good because it starts off with Trusthouse Forte or Ibis and as the stars rise the quality of the paper rises... [laughs] Hotel paper is a dying art.
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Bernie starts off by complimenting the punk duo's style, calling their hair "interesting" and their black lipstick "very interesting," because he seems to be at a loss for more accurate descriptors.
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It can take as long as 5-10 years until a new piece of technology starts popping up in new cars, and even then it starts off in higher-end models.
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Written and directed by Gareth Evans (The Raid, V/H/S/2), Apostle starts off like a thriller — but just when you think you know what's going on, things get wild.
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What starts off as an uncomfortable encounter between former schoolmates — one who has less and one who has more — unfurls into a searching exploration of race and class, money and sex.
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"Our jewelry collection starts off with objects bought at the Great Exhibition, including Berlin artwork, art jewelry by Frank Meurice, Indian jewelry and reproductions of ancient Irish jewelry," Mr. Edgcumbe said.
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Ms. Cho starts off by double cleansing with her Then I Met You Cleansing Duo ($683), which has an oil-based balm cleanser, followed by a water-based cleansing gel. 2.
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A new trailer for the Apple TV+ series Dickinson starts off with a tattooed Emily Dickinson as the star attraction at a 19th century circus and only gets weirder from there.
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It's equally important to build the habit of saving a portion of your income every month, even if that number starts off small, so you can gradually begin to save more.
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The show starts off in a grating key of deep earnestness, as a chorus of Ganderians step to the edge of the stage to deliver an anthem of hearty regional identity.
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The Hart docuseries starts off promising, with a sweet tribute to the comedian&aposs late mother and an honest exploration of how his childhood influenced his take on fatherhood and family.
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And, man, is it heartbreaking: Any statement that starts off with, "Yesterday my dream died," is going to jerk the tears, but the rest of the statement is just as emotional.
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He&aposs the lead investigator that starts off the counter intelligence investigation using our intelligence agencies to go after and target the Trump campaign, this is the gut who leads that off.
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The episode starts off with a familiar scene, as a little boy runs over the walls of Winterfell and climbs whatever he can to get a good look at the incoming procession.
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Clinton starts off with a bloc of 201 votes or so that have always seemed to solidly be in her column (give or take one electoral vote from Maine's second congressional district).
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Director Camilla Hall starts off looking at the organization We Copwatch, which puts cameras into citizens' hands and trains them about their legal rights and obligations when it comes to filming police.
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The video then follows this computer-as-neural network as she learns how to identify (and find) an object, which starts off as a mere hashtag in the eyes of the computer.
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Clinton starts off with a bloc of 24.5 votes or so that have always seemed to solidly be in her column (give or take one electoral vote from Maine's second congressional district).
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It starts off a bit slow but the good kind of slow that you just don't want to put down because you are dying to know what this all leads up to.
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Recommendation systems are under particular scrutiny after the Times report, which showed YouTube's recommendation algorithm suggesting videos of younger and younger women and girls if a user starts off watching erotic videos.
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Ellen starts off her special riffing on that premise, joking about a mansion large enough to get lost in, her lavish lifestyle, and a butler named Batu who feeds her cubed pineapple.
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And I adored Michael Keaton in this film as Vulture, a bad guy who starts off as a family man and construction foreman who gets a raw deal in our shitty economy.
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This tether starts off coiled around a horizontal drum that is mounted on an axle which is anchored at each end in the shipping container in which the system's generator is housed.
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The Today interview above starts off with everyone involved cry-laughing, then somehow escalates to Cate Blanchett sitting on Sarah Paulson's lap There isn't a single, serious answer given, and it's perfect.
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He starts off pretty mellow while Drake is performing "Summer Sixteen" but by the time Drizzy does "Child's Play," LeBron simply cannot control his groove anymore ... and goes full fan dance mode.
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It's hilarious ... Shaq starts off asking our guys why hundreds of people are screaming and going crazy across the street -- and when he finds out it's all because of a Jonas Bros.
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The video starts off on the right foot, with an open acknowledgment of the problem—we see a disturbingly comb-overed manager leering over his desk and eating mayo with a spoon.
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Based on the iconic Archie comics, this deeply sexed-up version starts off with the murder of popular football player Jason Blossom, which leads the Archie gang to uncover Riverdale's hidden darkness.
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In the video it gets complicated because it starts off with, 'Buy Black' then reads as 'Buy Black People' and then flashes to 'Free Black People,' and lastly, 'Bye Bye Black People.
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The film itself starts off with a clip of Zappa claiming that the concept of the interview is the "most abnormal thing ever," and that no one really understands the real him.
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Ms. Williams's Una — who has sought out Ray, now living in a different town under a different name, at his workplace — starts off both hopping mad and, it would seem, certifiably mad.
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It starts off very blue and purple, and then when they get to the seaside suddenly it's all these yellows and it's kind of bright as the bruise is dispersing and healing.
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The House Education and Workforce Committee starts off the week with a hearing on Tuesday to examine the department's new restrictions on silica dust at construction and manufacturing sites. http://1.usa.
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It starts off as something convenient, but later on we see someone walking down the street and pretend to know who they are because they are a certain member of a generation.
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She starts off, for example, by attempting to increase her ability to pay attention and resist distraction by having scientists "zap" her with targeted electromagnetic energy to the outside of her head.
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It starts off quite small and on the periphery of life, and most incumbent players – in this case the banks – tend to ignore it and sort of hope it will go away.
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Amazon's Lore starts off with a look at some of the ghastlier moments — or decades — in modern history, ranging from the horror of the lobotomy movement to the surprising origins of Dracula.
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The improv group (because of course the students form an improv group) puts on a sketch after dessert and while it starts off completely harmless, it quickly snowballs into an attach on Allie.
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Hammering and slicing an iPhone 7 This guy starts off gentle, attempting to slice the iphone with wispy strokes of a knife before he decided to take a three-pound hammer to it.
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Reportedly, the blend has notes of grapefruit, honeysuckle flower, passionfruit, and citrus zest—the palate starts off with "sweet-scented fruits" and a "soft, but balanced, acid spine" before the fruit flavor intensifies.
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The series starts off in 1983 Lebanon, in a bedroom where two young boys are enjoying American music; one of them is singing into a comb while the other plays appropriately excited audience.
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Paisley starts off the video on guitar, while Lovato – wearing a leather jacket with a simple white t-shirt and with a flannel tied around her waist – watches perched on a nearby chair.
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Many of us have been there — holiday shopping starts off with the best of intentions, maybe even excitement, but can quickly fade into a feeling of unease over how much money we've spent.
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Comprised of six different minigames, Mindvision starts off with one simple game and then slowly adds one more an done more --- challenging you to keep all going simultaneously for as long as possible.
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Paul Thomas Anderson's drama, loosely inspired by Alfred Hitchcock's Rebecca, starts off as a kind of romance , then keeps evolving over and over into different stories, each one meticulously crafted and sumptuously shot.
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It's much more industrial sounding than a lot of his other albums, which starts off sounding a bit like Throbbing Gristle playing Zelda, and ends in a sort of Giorgio Moroder-esque crescendo.
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What would someday become cyberspace, and after that just the way that all images are created, starts off as a new way of showing the moon to those about to walk on it.
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This sequel starts off with Thor's Hammer against Captain America's iconic shield and escalates to include disks from Tron: Legacy, Wilson from Castaway, batarangs, lightsabers, chainsaws, wands, blasters, and quite a bit more.
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"It's the first trophy you can win, for me growing up this was a big one, it starts off the season and hopefully we can replicate what we did last season," Walker said.
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Show me a montage of black-and-white highlights that starts off with Foster Hewitt welcoming me to the playoffs and I'll drop a newborn baby to switch it over to fullscreen mode.
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The movie starts off on an ominous note that soon turns faintly comic after a solitary man (Nick Offerman) enters a motel room that, partly because of the frontal presentation, resembles a stage.
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"Collapse" off their third album, Tragedy Will Find Us, starts off energetic and powerful, but by the end of it, the song quite literally collapses into itself with a hollowed out emotional ending.
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"Everyone starts off with the same dreams: 'I'm going to make it work in the city, and I'm going to be the family that sticks it out,'" Ms. Covington said of her friends.
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The video starts off with what looks like a passable live-action television trailer, like the very one Kong: Skull Island director Jordan Vogt-Roberts produced for Bungie's English-language marketing launch last week.
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Cards can also have priority levels, users, due dates, and files attached—as you can see, Trello starts off simple, but can quickly grow to adapt to work the way you need it to.
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Yesterday, the Internet was treated to the knowledge that Jack Dorsey, Twitter CEO, possible printer-outer of Tweets, and fasting enthusiast, starts off each morning with a glass of what he calls Salt Juice.
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Baldwin starts off the black and white video set to Madonna's "Cherish" in a trench coat, which she removes for a lingerie-clad jog along the water's edge and a roll in the sand.
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In the mouse, one week after fertilization, the heart starts off as a flat field of heart progenitor cells—immature cells that came from stem cells and which are gradually becoming real heart cells.
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So I could choose Kevin Durant for the 1st quarter because I know he starts off hot, Steph Curry in the 2nd because that's when I think he will shoot the most 3s, etc.
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Visually, this looks like a series of upward trends: The trend line in each chunk starts off lower than its predecessor, but it still represents a long-term increase rather than deterrence over time.
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Though he initially starts off manipulating the ladies around him for sex and career boosts (ew), he eventually realizes that he can use the power to understand the gender that he so often dismissed.
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The Nora-focused installment starts off sadly enough when the fraud investigator gets a call from real-life actor Mark Linn-Baker of Perfect Strangers claiming he can help her see her children again.
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The game starts off with a short job interview, and if you answer any of the questions wrong the interviewee will be dropped into an incinerator, and the next job candidate will come forward.
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There are even the palpitations of a new relationship on album highlight "The Louvre," which starts off as an acoustic number but quickly morphs into a heavy, Air-circa-The-Virgin-Suicides-esque haze.
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Very often now, if I see a Facebook message comes in that starts off with someone saying that they watched the special, I don't even open it, because then they'll see I opened it.
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So instead of starting the benefits at zero (for those without earnings), the EBITC plan starts off at some proportion of the maximum benefits — this is the amount you get even without any earnings.
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Volume on screen: There's a new volume indicator to enjoy in the upcoming software refreshes—it starts off chunky and then shrinks down as you adjust the volume using the buttons on your device.
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What starts off as a warm-and-fuzzy tale of a mom raising her sick daughter with love, care, and attention sours when it's revealed that Gypsy Rose may not be ill at all.
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Cohen-as-Morad starts off the segment by holding a competition between three MAGA trolls to see which one of them is good enough to accompany him on an undercover mission to defeat Antifa.
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Like most models, Madeline starts off her day with a healthy breakfast then proceeds to her outfit fittings, gets her strawberry blonde hair and make-up done and prepares for her next runway appearance.
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" It starts off with a section about co-founder Bill Gates, before some classic lines like "all around the world our products are well known, except for when we tried to make a phone!
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A successful candidate starts off by appealing to one of the lanes and then absorbs voters from one or more of the others as opponents drop out and their supporters look for someone else.
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The series starts off a bit slow, working to establish Sam's life and the dynamics between her and each of her three daughters (played by relative newcomers Hannah Alligood, Olivia Edward, and Mikey Madison).
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Now what folks who are on the encryption side will argue is any key whatsoever, even if it starts off as just being directed at one device, could end up being used on any device.
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Apple's patent starts off by describing a design for an iPhone case with touch capabilities on the back (seen in the figure below), but the tech could also someday be integrated into the phone itself.
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This is where Stackpole's series starts off: as the infant New Republic works to retake the galaxy from the Empire, the new Rogue Squadron is tasked with helping to capture Coruscant, the Imperial capital world.
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Her deep interest in female assassins turns out to come in handy, but it starts off less as something work-related than as a hobby with a definite whiff of true crime fandom to it.
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Here's what else is happening: WEATHER This morning starts off cold and bright — sunny and just below freezing — but will warm up and turn gray as the day wears on, with a high of 28.
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Mary is an approachable, entertaining heroine who starts off the film with some minor self-doubts: she hates her bushy red hair, and she has the usual worries of a kid facing a new school.
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" The ad starts off with people looking at the camera, presumably talking to someone on the other side, seductively saying things like "You look so good in leather" and "Only I can turn you on.
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Instead that looks like it's pretty much moving at a constant speed—so I guess it just starts off at terminal velocity with a value of 332 m/s (from the slope of the plot).
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In 2015, New York and Philadelphia had about 4 inches of snow on the first day of spring The spring equinox, also referred to as the vernal equinox, starts off at approximately 12:30 a.m.
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Before showing her as a fearless Marine, though, it starts off with a young girl confronting bullies at school, following her onto the rugby field as a young woman, and eventually into Marine Corps training.
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Lea is a difficult role: she starts off playing standard divorce-kid games, playing her parents against each other to get bigger presents from her dad, and reveling in a day where he takes custody.
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It all starts off sweetly enough — one little boy talks about eating chocolate when he's asleep, for instance — but things take a turn for the sinister when another kid talks about seeing Pennywise the Clown.
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That this news is coming Thursday, just hours before the NFL starts off its latest season with its usual glob of self-promotion and glorification and retrenchment as America's addiction, is no small note, either.
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The trip starts off on a longboat down the Kompong Phluk water village and includes a kayaking excursion around Tonle Sap lake and a trip to a food market to shoot pictures of local delicacies.
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" What was more, she says it seemed as if the men "had taken a vow that they would proceed in the exact same way, which starts off by declaring Washington too marvelous to be real.
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While this video of an 83-year-old grandmother riding a VR roller coaster ride starts off innocently enough, things take a turn as soon as this poor woman hits the top of the first hill.
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For me, personally, with Richard, this whole season starts off with kind of a big emotional thing to latch onto, the fact that you're kind of saying goodbye to your friends and starting your own thing.
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The show starts off with a government agent of some kind going rogue in order to protect a young girl who's supposed to be abducted to become a test subject and maybe save the human race.
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Friday starts off with a rush of big bank earnings, an important retail sales report and comments from the now more hawkish president of the Boston Fed, one of three dissenters at the last FOMC meeting.
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In an Instagram video she posted on Monday night, Spears starts off with some free weights and leg lifts before moving on to crunches, jumping rope and more weights as "Bad Liar" plays in the background.
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As recounted by Leehey, the story starts off as a conversation about marriage between an old man named Ba-gyi Sein and his nephew, Nga Htun, who is seeking his uncle's advice about his new bride.
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Photo by Tom Beedham The source DNA of Stetson's live performances is all there to find in Sorrow, but from the moment the album starts off, it's clear that Stetson's symphony is a vastly different beast.
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"HIV starts off (in) key populations - meaning drug users, commercial sex workers and men having sex with men - but after that it (increases) exponentially ... if there is no more intervention," Dara told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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What starts off as a hobby, racing in the Radical SR22 Cup, quickly becomes more serious when Nissan comes around and offers him to help him fulfill his long-standing dream of racing in Le Mans.
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It starts off with this tacky PowerPoint-like transition and looks like it's supposed to be a behind the scenes tour of Jepsen, but it looks like an eighth-grader put it together with Windows MovieMaker.
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Yesterday, Lovato teased a new track called "Sorry Not Sorry" with a delightful gif that starts off with her all smiles before she closes her car window with a cheeky wink to reveal the song's title.
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"Nobody starts off by saying, I'm going to go develop a drug problem," said Jeanette Friedman, a social worker with a specialty in addiction, when I met her in August at her Upper East Side office.
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The minute-long clip, which dropped Tuesday on BoJack's official Twitter, starts off pretty simply: BoJack is working on his new cop show, Philbert and, as usual, trying to drink less and get his shit together.
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The Nonsense section starts off with the majestic mouth of Ms. Maiolino's "In-Out Anthropophagy" from 1973-74 and slows down for a lot of interesting reading, including Samuel Beckett artists-book collaboration with Jasper Johns.
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She starts off the night by insulting the late President John F. Kennedy, challenges Johnson to a drinking contest, a limerick contest, dancing, singing, and when all is said and done, she leaves at 21969 a.m.
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And while the diet encourages you to increase your intake of healthy foods like citrus and turmeric, it also starts off with a week-long phase in which you eat just 1,000 calories a day. Eek.
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Jamie starts off in an archaeological dig in Quinhagak, a Yup'ik village in Alaska, where summer means that the detritus of the people who lived there 19323 years ago can be dislodged from the thawing ground.
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On weekends, as I sit around a table laden with the fruit of my hard work and surrounded by my nearest and dearest, what starts off as breakfast naturally slips on to lunch, without anyone noticing.
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So Rose starts off by drawing a line that represents the circle's diameter: Rose then points out that the triangle he has just created by drawing the line that represents the diameter is an isosceles triangle.
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The video starts off serenely enough, with just a glimpse of a splash off in the distance, but as soon as the camera pans to the left a humpback whale can be seen emerging from the ocean.
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It's the opposite of The Matrix: Leila starts off flying around and facing down machine armies, then finds a world she enjoys more, where she just does mundane things like ice skating, or walking through the woods.
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The training starts off slow, explaining what data science actually is and how it's used in the real world and gradually takes you through more complex topics like R data structure, natural language processing, and conditional statements.
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According to Wan's interview with Bustle, the relationship between Mera and Aquaman will also change over the course of the Aquaman film: "It starts off initially with them not quite clicking with each other," Wan told Bustle.
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Read more: Jupiter is so big it does not actually orbit the sunThe pace of discoveries in the 60-second timeline starts off slowly, with only about 70 extrasolar worlds located in the first decade of discoveries.
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Jenny Humphrey starts off the series as an unsure high-school freshman who is trying to find her footing on the Upper East Side, but she eventually becomes a total style icon who knows what she wants.
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The weekend starts off with some exaggerated speech as Mercury clashes with Jupiter, the planet of abundance, on Friday—there can be some conceptual oversight, but at least there's a lot of grounding in the physical plane!
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Maybe all the funny books I have, starting with Laurence Sterne's "The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman," which starts off with the narrator as a homunculus (sperm) at the moment of his ill-conceived conception.
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Maybe there should be a new edition of What to Expect When You're Expecting, or a relaxed-fit counterpart to the fashionably airtight Bump It Up, that starts off like this: Expect to suck at this sometimes.
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One starts out very human, and becomes a little more monstrous, and one starts off coming off as a monster, and as we peel back the layers, is revealed to be maybe more human than first thought.
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Every practice starts off with a warm-up, consisting of individual pulls, where a load of iron plates is lifted through a pulley system, sometimes reaching 70 kg (154 pounds) per person, rotating through at least eight sets.
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It starts off by you saying that you took great pride in it when you showed up at the baseball game at the Nationals when you are wearing all Cubs regalia and Charles said, he&aposs with me.
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"The thing people should understand is that on day one, when you have a dual-use technology, it usually starts off as inherently non-infringing," says Ira Rothken, a technology-focused lawyer with deep experience in digital copyright.
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There are hoaxes and fake news on Twitter, too, but, as a public social platform, there are, I would say, fewer nooks and crannies to hide than on Facebook, which starts off as a private social media platform.
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It's a slow process, it starts off as a script and then the script gets commissioned, you make a pilot, then you make a series, then maybe you make another series, and then it gets developed for television.
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Check out JB in the vid -- the "Sexual Healing" serenading starts off directed at Hailey, but then he pivots and belts out the lyrics for the world to hear ... before pulling in a random guy for some lovin'.
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"It's all fun to begin with, it all starts off as a party and then you're doing it on your own and it's not, so that was a wake-up call and taking a year off," Sheeran said.
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The altered "Fish Cheer" is "what makes it real, keeps it from being misunderstood as a fluff piece because the song starts off with an expression of anger and frustration, the ultimate act of protest," Mr. McDonald said.
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Season 5 starts off fast and furious with the hijacking of a police transport carrying seized drugs, and three officers shot dead by a crime ring led with the diminutive madman John Corbett (Stephen Graham) as its leader.
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Set in and around a national park in Australia, the story starts off with that charisma-free couple, Ian (Ian Meadows) and Samantha (Harriet Dyer), who plan to pitch their tent and spend time alone in the woods.
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There's a lot to laugh at, and to learn from, in "Tickling Giants," a documentary that starts off by telling the story of one man and ends up speaking volumes about satire, freedom of expression and political pressure.
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Letters To the Editor: "A Price for the G.O.P.'s Health Care Insanity," by Bret Stephens (column, July 1), starts off promisingly with comparisons of the cost of various medical procedures and how disparate their prices can be.
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The Piano & a Microphone version starts off with a jittering jazz piano and a high-up falsetto, but it wanders around over the next five minutes as Prince dips into his lowest register and bounds around the keys.
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It always starts off with something like Brand Nubian or Onyx, which opens up a whole can of worms as far as songs and playlists and then three hours later we're all sitting there in silence because we're burnt.
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S-Town starts off with a promising mystery of its own: an Alabaman man named John reaches out to This American Life reporter Brian Reed because the son of a prominent family was allegedly heard bragging about killing someone.
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"The law basically starts off with the premise that simply saying nasty things, propositioning women and so on by itself is not even a civil tort, much less is it a criminal action," he said in a telephone interview.
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That might read as a canned compliment, the kind of claim that starts off a diatribe about how one hard-working athlete stands apart from a general tendency toward the casual and the half-assed and so sourly on.
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The problem is that Girlboss's 13-episode first season starts off like a more drawn-out, televised version of Amy Schumer's Trainwreck that devotes its early episodes to doing nothing more than proving that Sophia is a surly jerk.
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On the abrasive "Let Me Get Em" which is filled to the brim with gunshots starts off with a playful public service announcement about how the song is not actually about guns and "Shootout" is in fact a dance.
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When D'Andrea first meets a client in a sexual abuse case, before the client retells the story of their assault, D'Andrea starts off with a simple gesture: He asks them if he can shut the door to his office.
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Particularly in Some Say, McLane's poems are imbued with the shifting of the seasons and the omnipresent sky, though she starts off her collection with a gaze that projects itself from the ground to the depths of the galaxy.
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What we get in this trailer is a look at a movie that appears to span multiple genres — it starts off looking very much like a Bourne-esque spy thriller with exciting, somewhat gritty hand-to-hand fight scenes.
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The heart of the exhibition is the intriguing film "Isolated Above, Connected Down" (all works 2018), which starts off with dreamy views of white clouds and blue skies, as if to instill a contemplative state of mind in viewers.
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Clinton starts off with 229 or so likely electoral votes, from the blue states, below: Now, this list of solid Clinton states does include New Mexico, Minnesota, and the statewide Maine contest (its congressional districts award electoral votes separately).
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The opening episode starts off by showing us where each of the former 90210 stars are in their alt-present lives before getting them all back together in the lobby of a Las Vegas hotel for an awkward catch-up.
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Trump starts off with 180 or so likely electoral votes, from the following (red) states: His shakiest states here appear to be Georgia, where polls have been a bit close, and Utah, where independent candidate Evan McMullin could conceivably scramble things.
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Though the evening starts off innocently enough, things soon spiral out of control, with a series of events that include Paul Rudd as the owner of a weed shop, and Adam Levine as a hot bartender, which is always nice.
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"The Supreme Court investigation could take a long time, but it starts off with strong evidence, the recording of the Batista meeting and a series of other videos," said Rafael Mafei, a law professor at the University of Sao Paulo.
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It starts off with an otherwise innocuous call for critical thought and ends with a plug for Prime Now so out of place with respect to the preceding words that it's jarring:Spock is your spirit animal this month, dear Capricorn.
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Though she starts off by insisting she wouldn't accept a Fantasy Suite invitation unless she felt confident and ready for a proposal, by the time the evening portion of the date rolls around, Kendall's emotions have apparently progressed quite a bit.
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The novel starts off with a fantastical premise — what would happen if you found out the exact day of your death — and explores the raw, painful, and unexpected consequences of what happens when a person has to live with that knowledge.
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We're pretty sure her feelings on friendship changed, though, once she read Billy's side of their date — he starts off being a dick and somehow manages to become an even bigger dick by the end of the Q&A-style article.
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It starts off very promisingly, with a crew sent up aboard a space station, doing experiments with a mega-powerful particle accelerator in order to save the world's energy crisis, which threatens to break into all-out war any second now.
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This theme starts off as a loose comparison, when the film points out the disturbing optics of the business: the NCAA is comprised of mostly white men making millions off the free physical labor of mostly low income people of color.
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The best part about directing music videos is when you have an idea that starts off in a vague, cloudy vision in your subconscious, and then a few days later you see that idea in real life being captured on camera.
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Trump advisers see the televised debates as Mr. Trump's greatest opportunity to reassure people about his personality, but he starts off in a weak position, with 64 percent of voters saying he does not have the right temperament to be president.
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Critic's Pick Sean O'Casey's 1926 play "The Plough and the Stars," at the Irish Repertory Theater, starts off in such a jolly manner that you may think you're in for a comedy about colorful working-class folks in a Dublin tenement.
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"Our bot starts off completely random with no knowledge of the world and simply plays against a copy of itself which means it always has an evenly matched opponent," OpenAI CTO Greg Brockman explains in a video that preceded the match.
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And it starts off very playful and fun, not in like an A-to-Z way but some entries revel in the playfulness of culture, and other entries are much more serious and about how the internet is tricking us.
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Or "Happy Birthday," which starts off easy enough but then lurches up a full octave in the third phrase, landing on a note that is too high for many singers, who often respond by shifting to a lower key midsong.
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To help you decide which wines are best for you, Winc starts off its process with a quiz that asks questions like how you take your coffee, whether or not you like earthy flavors, and how much you enjoy citrus.
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The couple starts off wanting an amicable split, but once the expensive lawyers are involved, every stray comment or innocent mistake is scrutinized and weaponized, the story of their marriage rewritten with each cast as the villain to the other.
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"The most common etiology is probably a viral infection that starts off the process, and there's probably several different viruses that can cause acute flaccid myelitis," said Dr. Samuel Dominguez, medical director of the clinical microbiology laboratory at Children's Hospital Colorado.
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Simon Thompson, IGN: What starts off as a frosty face-off with promise sadly weakens and fizzles as the film progresses but that's no fault of the actors - the narrative and the script just don't allow it to be any other way.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)With the Honor 20 Pro using a Sony IMX586 sensor for its main camera—the same sensor used in the View 20 and the OnePlus 7 Pro—the Honor 203 Pro starts off as a pretty proficient shooter.
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Jeff Smith's follow-up to Bone gets cosmic by the end, but it starts off with a hard-boiled story about an art thief who steals famous works from other dimensions, and the romantic and scientific past that comes back to haunt him.
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And even when it starts off as a joke, like the 2015 ad campaign for Pot Noodle in the UK that featured an eager young man going through Rocky-style training to become a ring boy, audiences appear to be on board.
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The Norwegian singer's performance of her semi-ubiquitous single "Don't Kill My Vibe" starts off with the slight vocal wobble you'd expect from someone not only singing right near the top of her range, but doing so on a national UK TV stage.
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If an artist starts off not quite aware but grows, like an artist like Beyoncé, the more power she establishes as a pop-star the more chances she takes with her own voice and we're seeing it in real time it's exciting.
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Each day starts off with Morning Song, a Danish folkloric custom of singing and camaraderie (get ready, jaded urbanites!) and usually one evening is reserved for clogging (a kind of mountain dance that predates tap), where even the local kids join in.
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Stryker is charismatic and makes TV appearances to talk about the mutant scourge, while his Purifiers are — well, the book starts off with a hate crime: The X-Men are often referred to as allegories or reflections of LGBTQ people or racial minorities.
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Taking its title from the first line of that poem, Forché's memoir starts off slowly, as she describes in minute detail how she made the fateful and seemingly inexplicable decision to follow a mysterious stranger's directive to take such a perilous trip.
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Indeed, the exhibition starts off with a photo a French software engineer sent of his daughter right after she was born, disseminating it through his mobile phone and online network, and then swiftly transitions to the tradition of mail art from the 1950s and '1513s.
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In what looks to be a series of tweets in response to one that's now been deleted, the rapper starts off by expressing concern for the safety of Pokémon Go users – some of whom have reportedly been robbed by armed robbers while playing the game.
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Veteran Star Wars screenwriter Lawrence Kasdan partnered with his son Jonathan on the script, which teeters smoothly back and forth between witty banter and more emotional gravitas, and though the film starts off a little clunky and heavy-handed, it finds its way quickly enough.
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He starts off as this two-dimensional cartoon character in this very real and realized world where superheroes happen to exist, and once he runs into questions of who he is and why he's doing the things that he's doing, it becomes something different.
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I think it starts off with this Machiavellian notion in the 16th century that political systems are pure power-seeking processes, and that there's no end to the pursuit of power and you can never have enough power and you will never stop pursuing power.
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The new screen starts off with big buttons that let you dive into categories you might want to know more about — coffee shops, sports bars, live music venues — and continues with lists of popular restaurants, upcoming events, and popular activities, like visiting a museum.
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The nukazuke starts off as slices of cucumbers and carrots that get buried and fermented in rice bran—the outer layer of brown rice that gets polished off to make white rice—along with the flavors of kombu, bonito flakes, chili, and persimmon peels.
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The new comedy series, which is set to begin streaming on Netflix this September, centers around a high school student, played by actor Ben Platt, as he starts off his quest to end up in the Oval Office by running for Student Body President.
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It starts off quiet, but when Christian Holden's vocals kick in 18 seconds into "An Introduction to the Album," it's clear that raw, relentless emotion will carry the band's most iconic album through to its end, establishing The Hotelier as one of the genre's greats.
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Mr. Suma's running group starts off with about 20 men and women, but as they go, others typically join in, and by the time they arrive at the Aberdeen roundabout, just before the main beach, the group has grown to more than 60 people.
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It all starts off pretty standard, a display of the usual conversations about motherhood: Vick, as the career woman, criticizes Meg for her choice of diaper duty; Meg and Ariana, the dedicated mothers, shade Vick for choosing her job over full-time mommy work.
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He starts off with major increases in funding for lower- and middle-income three- and four-year-old children, where many less affluent kids often start to fall further behind, and would almost double the $2,000 refundable child tax credit for families with young kids.
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Quaintly, for a work of technofiction, Lotz starts off with a conventional mystery plot about a young Irishman, Shaun Ryan, who suspects that his Uncle Teddy, the black sheep of the family, might not have died in an auto accident in America 20 years earlier.
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The episode starts off with the lovebirds Archie (KJ Apa) and Veronica (Camila Mendes) and Jughead (Cole Sprouse) and Betty (Lili Reinhart) in the midst of summer, where it seems so much time has passed that hearsay of Gryphons and Gargoyles no longer exist.
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Drew's character changes a lot in the show: He starts off as this useless boyfriend, but over the course of the show, he reveals a lot about the character that we didn't see, and that's because John is so strong and interesting as an actor.
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"On a daily time scale, demand typically starts off low, and builds through the early morning as people start getting ready for work and take care of things around the house," says Jarod Kelly, a vehicle systems analyst engineer at Argonne National Laboratory's Center for Transportation Research.
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"This time, he starts off as a front-runner, or one of the front-runners," Sanders' 20203 campaign manager Jeff Weaver told The Associated Press, highlighting the senator's proven ability to generate massive fundraising through small-dollar donations and his ready-made network of staff and volunteers.
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The trailer shows off what starts off as an idyllic family vacation that takes a dark turn when the family encounters a creepy set of doppelgängers — who Peele called "The Tethered" (which give the golden scissors that they carry a bit more of a creepy presence).
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It starts off a little awkwardly scripted ( "When you mix the best of high society with the best of high society, you never know what's gon' pop off," Snoop says at the beginning.), but as the frying oil heats up, the duo warms up as well. ANYWAY.
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The video, which was uploaded to YouTube hilariously titled "Gender Reveal May Be For Only One Child," starts off with the expecting parents on a deck outside, happily preparing to launch their air cannons to announce the sex of their baby with blue or pink colors.
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Per Boomstick Gaming: 00:23 MYSELF: In Dead Cells you will need to kill your way through a labyrinth of levels all punctuated by boss encounters that starts off quite linear, but the more you play the more routes and game mechanics open up to you.
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It starts off usually as a small group of people with a religious fervor willing a space into existence and then it boils over into a moment where someone credible makes you think that this goes from impossible to inevitable, and then a whole ecosystem springs up.
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Now we can use the definition of average velocity (in one dimension): In the horizontal direction, the Mandalorian starts off with a velocity of 0 m/s and ends up with the same speed as the TIE fighter (assuming his extra mass doesn't slow it down).
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"The most common etiology is probably a viral infection that starts off the process, and there's probably several different viruses that can cause acute flaccid myelitis," said Dr. Samuel Dominguez, medical director of the clinical microbiology laboratory at Children's Hospital Colorado, who was involved in Lydia's care.
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It starts off sounding familiar enough with Jackson's original memorable bassline hook guiding the song, but the phasing technique the composer used to edit the original starts to rear its head, and that hook hiccups as the pop star's voice becomes a spectral version of itself.
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"This time, he starts off as a front-runner, or one of the front-runners," Sanders' 2016 campaign manager Jeff Weaver told The Associated Press, highlighting the senator's proven ability to generate massive fundraising through small-dollar donations and his ready-made network of staff and volunteers.
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Earlier in the clip, the two are joined by Draven's mom (and Chester's ex-wife) Samantha Bennington who starts off by thanking Kristy's — a restaurant in Malibu where they taped the video and where Draven last saw Chester at an April 19 dinner in celebration of the teen's birthday.
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The plot starts off as a classic whodunit involving a local investigation of the mysterious death of Manon Vinet, a beautiful Frenchwoman whose body is found battered on the rocks of Hell Bay on one of the smallest of the Isles of Scilly, just off the Cornish coast.
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She says that when a newbie MLMer starts off, their main source of income is going to come from either selling or recruiting their friends and family, and the people who love them may feel obligated to support their "business" by buying their product or signing up underneath them.
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The latest LEGO Movie 2 trailer starts off so bleak as Wyldstyle waxes broodingly over a Mad Max-style post-apocalyptic landscape, only to be interrupted by the ever-plucky Emmet, which opens the door for the rest of the exceedingly delightful LEGO Movie vibe to wash over everything.
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Spotify's first original videos, a music cartoon series called "Deconstructed," may have been something of a dud, but don't count out Spotify's entire lineup of originals just yet: the company has now debuted its new series called "Landmark," which starts off by chronicling the band Metallica's rise to fame.
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Eugene starts off as a cringe-inducing joke, both because of the horrifying makeup work, but also because of the cruelty his very existence seems to demonstrate toward teens struggling with depression (to give you a sense of the vibe, the character is nicknamed "Arseface" in the comics).
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Less Andrew Greer Andrew Greer's 2018 Pulitzer Prize-winning novel Less starts off with a character in crisis: our protagonist Arthur is a struggling novelist, feeling existential as he approaches his 50th birthday, and, to make matters worse, he's just received an invitation to his ex-boyfriend's wedding.
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As a son, star, and an investment, Lil Peep had a lot riding on him when he died, and that becomes increasingly apparent throughout the documentary, which starts off as an act of remembrance but gives way to finger-pointing in terms of who's responsible for his death.
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"Fire & Blood" starts off with Aegon the Conqueror, creator of the Iron Throne, and goes on to recount the generations of Targaryens who fought to hold the throne, all the way up to the civil war, known as the Dance of the Dragons, that nearly tore their dynasty apart.
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When Hannah in the scene said, "Did it hurt when they hit you on the head?" it hits Offred that what Hannah has been doing for the last three years is reimagining and replaying that horrible scene that starts off the show in the pilot, where she's ripped away.
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But the profile starts off with a weird line about how most people don't recognize her name: DETROIT — When you mention Rosa Parks' name these days most people ask 'Who?' but some get emotional and call her 'the mother of the civil rights movement as we know it.
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BATTLING BELLAThe Protest Politics of Bella AbzugBy Leandra Ruth Zarnow "Battling Bella," a new biography of Bella Abzug, starts off in 1977, a year after she lost her bid to become a United States senator, with Andy Warhol on his way to do a portrait of the former congresswoman.
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"We have seen this movie many times before ... where the president throws out remarks during trade talks that in retrospect have just been a negotiating tactic, especially when he starts off by saying China wants a deal more than he does," said Chris Rupkey, chief financial economist at MUFG.
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So I thought I could understand where she starts off in trying to be a good mother, trying to hold down a job, doing this on her own, the pressures of all of that, how she gets into crack addiction and how she ultimately comes out of it.
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And while their rebellion's conflict with Zod eventually results in a surprisingly dramatic payoff, it starts off as a collection of clichés as old as Star Wars: a scrappy coalition of largely nameless soldiers whom audiences only know they should cheer for because their enemies wear scary helmets and commit genocide.
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You can probably predict the rest: Rachael starts off cold and distant (Knightley practically spits out the word "modern" to describe the furniture), but soon falls for Stefan's cat-and-mouse game; as as Lewis remains obliviously kind and emotionally unavailable, the other two embark on an illicit love affair.
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The initial sequence on the plane that starts off every round is particularly conspicuous: as you parachute toward the ground and see sharp buildings laid atop the Vaseline-smeared landscape, you'd be forgiven for thinking that you were looking at a '90s flight simulator, not one of 2017's hottest games.
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The film starts off as a relatively straightforward thriller, but in its second half, it becomes increasingly focused on the morality of these former soldiers, and even more on the mechanics of the robbery — not how you'd steal $250 million in cash, but how you'd actually get that money home.
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It's a delicious idea to have the likes of Sophie Zawistowski (Dana Berger) from "Sophie's Choice" share a world with Francesca Johnson (Kristine Haruna Lee) from "The Bridges of Madison County" and Suzanne Vale (Sam Bolen) from "Postcards From the Edge," and the evening starts off promisingly, if a bit shambolically.
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Even Vivian starts off as a cookie-cutter villain but becomes a believably sympathetic character; she's subjected to another aspect of their law professor's sexist treatment as he marginalizes her while sexualizing Elle, and she realizes the guy she and Elle are competing for might not be as great as he seems.
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WATCH: Giada De Laurentiis Opens Up About Finding Love Again After Divorce: 'I Felt Like a Kid Again' For her own diet routine, De Laurentiis starts off her morning with cooked whole grains, like quinoa or brown rice, with a little olive oil on top and garnished with almonds and sea salt.
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The poignant video starts off with Jenner's struggles with dyslexia, gender-identity issues, and "terrible low self esteem" in the fifth grade — and a particularly pivotal moment in gym class, in which Jenner first discovered her exceptional physical prowess (this is a future Olympic decathlon gold medalist we're talking about, after all).
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Maybe you've seen a Game of Thrones meme about Leos, or a Twitter thread arguing why we should all love Taurus season—or perhaps you just have that one friend (they know who they are) who starts off every social media post with "This is a total Gemini thing, but …" It's unavoidable.
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The story starts off like a documentary whose narrator is looking back on the phenomenon, but in the course of its 30 pages, it drifts through a sex scene, a psychedelic depiction of a SexCoven trip, "screenshots" of a digital video and more, with each sequence presented in a different visual idiom.
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"Blackstar" nails the feeling in question, what with its uneasy beat, horn blare, string crescendos, vaguely Middle Eastern harmonies, and of course Bowie's vocal histrionics ("In the villa of Ormen/in the villa of Ormen/stands a solitary candle/in the center of it all," he starts off, and things only get grander from there).
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An Ironman is not for the faint of heart: "It starts off with a 2.4 mile swim, and then after that you get out of the water and do a 112 mile bike ride, and then right after the bike ride you go into a full marathon run, which is 26.2 miles," Booth says.
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Some spoilers for Doctor Who's season 11 premiere below: "The Woman Who Fell To Earth" starts off slow, introducing viewers to the Thirteenth Doctor's three traveling companions — Ryan (Tosin Cole), Yaz (Mandip Gill), and Graham (Bradley Walsh) — before Thirteen makes her entrance some minutes into the episode, crashing onto the scene (literally) and taking charge.
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This is especially true because most people don't show their true, toxic colors right off the bat — and if a relationship starts off as a loving, mutually beneficial and growth-oriented one, it's difficult to admit it when that relationship takes a sour turn (especially for strong-headed women who tend to be fixers).
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While the first two seasons found tension and humor in its characters wondering when and how the title song's chaaaanges would come for them, Season 3 starts off with everyone's hormone monsters and monstresses present and accounted for and reveled in the havoc only a fully stocked middle school of growing teens can wreak.
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It just started gradually happening, and then some people took me to one side and were like, 'Calm yourself down'… It's all fun to begin with, it all starts off as a party and then you're doing it on your own and it's not, so that was a wake-up call and taking a year off.
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It starts off with Champion and Merlyn Wood spitting bars over a clangy beat straight out of the 80s, and then unexpectedly swerves into this candied, pitch-shifted R&B hook that's strung together by a ringing, West Coast synth; perhaps a metaphor for their literal move to the West Coast, which is referenced repeatedly throughout the song.
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We talked about it a bit during our E3 podcast, but the demo for The Last of Us Part II starts off with a scene where Ellie—the protagonist of the new game, after her turn in the first—shares a sweet, sexy, realistically bumbling dance and kiss with Dina, another major character in the story.
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"'Lullaby of Birdland' was one of the first ones that I knew I wanted to include, because he starts off quoting a couple of classical pieces, and then when he goes into the song, it's almost like a false start, because he uses the melody as the beginning of a fugue," Bowers said in an interview.
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We could spend a couple sentences here describing the track - it starts off like a looming video game soundtrack, then darts into sugar-coated ode to best friends that sits somewhere between mid 00s emo and Soundcloud-wave hyper-pop artists - but you should just go ahead and listen to the song below and work it out for yourself.
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