Early Head Start and Head Start also received noteworthy funding increases in those appropriation bills.
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Our programs for children, Head Start and Early Head Start, are mostly limited to those in poor families.
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This includes, home visiting, Early Head Start, Head Start, universal full-day preschool, and expanded early intervention programs, for starters.
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But because of chronic underfunding, Head Start serves only a third of eligible children; Early Head Start, only 7 percent.
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Many white men had a huge head start — similar to the head start I have now, despite being a queer woman.
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He has authored or co-authored over 180 publications, most recently State(s) of Head Start, a groundbreaking study of Head Start programs.
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CNN had a 16-year head start, and MSNBC had about a three-month head start after launching in July of that year.
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Some studies have shown that Head Start reduces criminal convictions, obesity, and depression — which might be explained by Head Start increasing intangible skills.
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The Brookings Institution's Hamilton Project, The Long-term Impact of the Head Start Program; the Georgetown University Center for Research on Children in the United States, The Effects of Tulsa's CAP Head Start Program on Middle School Academic Outcomes and Progress; and The Institute for Research Labor and Employment at Berkeley, Revisiting the Impact of Head Start, all underscored the effectiveness of the Head Start advantage.
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In 2016, as part of a larger overhaul designed to improve Head Start quality, regulations lengthened the minimum Head Start day from 3.5 hours to six.
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"The quality of Head Start has definitely improved," said Margaret Burchinal, a psychologist at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill and a Head Start authority.
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Similarly, if the family supports provided by Head Start are removed, as they often are in K-85033 public schools, the benefits of Head Start fade away.
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"While Head Start cannot guarantee a poor child's entrance into Yale or Harvard," he wrote, "there is now unequivocal evidence that Head Start provides lasting educational benefits."
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And comprehensive child care programs, such as Head Start and Early Head Start, connect families with essential health services that can make all the difference to children's wellbeing.
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The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) said this one-time emergency funding would go to expand Head Start and Early Head Start services in the city.
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Over the past month or so, I have been honored to lead the National Head Start Association in supporting the local Head Start and Early Head Start programs in Flint to advocate for the resources they need to expand access and enhance services for families of children exposed to lead.
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In reality, the new Head Start standards place higher emphasis on reducing bureaucracy and enhancing efficiency, both of which are critical to the effective delivery of Head Start services.
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As a member of the Head Start community, I find myself reflecting on the more than 33 million vulnerable children whose lives have been transformed by the Head Start advantage.
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The Department of Health and Human Services has assigned $3.6 million in one-time emergency funding to expand and enhance Head Start and Early Head Start services and increase parent education.
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One of the studies that found results for Head Start concluded that the children in their sample who went to non-Head Start preschools did worse than children with no preschool at all.
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Through programs such as Head Start, Early Head Start and state-based preschool, kids experience stable, and nurturing environments while building the social-emotional and academic skills they're going to need in school.
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The new rules outline a vision of Head Start that is evidence-based, data-driven, and outcomes-focused – a significant and positive step forward for millions of future Head Start children and families.
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Especially since the latter has such a big head start.
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Netflix, Amazon Prime and Hulu have a huge head start.
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Don't let that stop you from getting a head start.
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This gave the reinforcement learning algorithms a good head start.
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Germany's Phoenix Solar has a head start in Saudi Arabia.
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I tried to get a head start on the problem.
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But there are long waitlists for Head Start in Flint.
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But, over time, the academic advantages of Head Start faded.
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Despite academic fade, researchers have found advantages from Head Start.
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One of those drivers already has a head start: voice.
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"They have a head start in this race," he said.
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And this way of thinking isn't limited to Head Start.
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But that hasn't stopped people from getting a head start.
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We would count to give the girls a head start.
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While Bloomberg's got a head start, he's not alone. Sen.
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The next outbreak may not offer such a head start.
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Apple has a pretty massive head start in the space.
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Israel has a head start in many of these areas.
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In some respects, AMLO has already gotten a head start.
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Vinci is executive director of the National Head Start Association.
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In the coming months in Flint, the health and nutrition services that Head Start and Early Head Start will provide will be more critical than ever – but we cannot let our focus be limited.
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Yet in the 85033-2015 school year, only 41 percent of three- and four-year-olds in poverty and 4 percent of children under three had access to Head Start and Early Head Start programs.
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The National Head Start Association's enduring vision is that we will not rest until every vulnerable child is served with the Head Start model of support for the whole child, the family, and the community.
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And research in child development, a discipline that Dr. Zigler helped validate, attributed to Head Start and Early Head Start advances in educational achievement, improvements in physical and mental health and a reduction in delinquency.
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Fortunately this time, BlackBerry has a bit of a head start.
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Regardless, I unload the dishwasher to give him a head start.
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The Americans' edge lies with their record and their head start.
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But can such an apparent head start continue to be enough?
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So that automatically gave him eight hours of a head start.
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Stassi Schroeder is getting a head start on her wedding planning!
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Blue Origin says it has a head start, which may help.
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He enters the race once again with a giant head start.
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We have such a head start and community of loyal fans.
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Researchers at Georgia Institute of Technology might have a head start.
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"Anghami's head start and localization remain a natural advantage," he added.
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We knew we had a year head start on the Republicans.
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The rule also applies to Head Start and day care programs.
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Yasmina Vinci is the executive director of National Head Start Association.
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I think by playing at UConn, you have a head start.
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He is also ordered that there be a Head Start program.
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Despite its recent setback, Netflix has a 10-year head start.
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With a six-year head start, Amazon is much further along.
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One woman got a head start on Christmas shopping, spending $400.
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They have a head start on building a strong membership base.
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It even seems like Tesla's vehicle is given a head start!
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So please come—we'll get a head start on the guys.
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An awful lot, though, were getting a head start on homework.
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While we have a large head start, that is diminishing rapidly.
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Get a head start on filling out your Oscar ballot here.
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Use the extra money to get a head start on saving.
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Right now, in that community, that is what Head Start is.
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Families attend Early Head Start programs, at minimum, on a weekly basis, and the incidence of depression amongst Early Head Start mothers nationally is estimated to be above 40% during the child's first year of life.
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He also plans to "unify existing funding streams to finance a major new universal subsidy program," according to the campaign, as well as strengthen and expand existing programs, such as Head Start and Early Head Start.
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If most of the benefits of Head Start come through the stability it offers families, then we should favor the full-day rather than half-day Head Start programs because they'll do more for family income.
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"PR campaigns against robots have an 80-year head start," she said.
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My mom was the Head Start coordinator at the local elementary school.
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The Echo had a roughly two-year head start on the device.
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So, for all those embarking on this journey, get a head start.
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As it makes its push, Facebook's rivals have a significant head start.
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Marijuana legalization is upon us, and Weedmaps has quite the head start.
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Ellison had a head start and has racked up endorsements from Sens.
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Education: The Office of Head Start is delaying new child safety standards.
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Serena Williams' daughter is getting a head start on her skincare routine!
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She also serves as vice chair of the Head Start Policy Council.
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At that time, Boyes had at least a 36-hour head start.
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So why is the United States giving other nations a head start?
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We are in the midst of a transformative period for Head Start.
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Companies worldwide are seeking to catch up to American companies' head start.
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Then, they can get a head start on the next election cycle.
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So, Facebook would basically get a head start all over the world.
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We wanted him to have a head start on a fruitful retirement.
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But New Jersey Transit is getting a head start on the disruption.
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Head Start centers serving 6,300 children closed for up to nine days.
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In British Columbia, Canada had both an example and a head start.
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But one group of freshmen was given a head start this year.
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In 2014, Jadice began a Head Start program in the East Village.
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She became director of the Head Start program in Jefferson County, Ala.
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We let her have a head start and she still dusted us.
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By the time he entered, other candidates had a huge head start.
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Ford gave enormous sums to America's universities and later funded Head Start.
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Apple had quite the head start, though, hitting $900 billion in November.
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Head Start, the federal program for low-income preschoolers, received $100 million.
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He went to Head Start at PRIDE when he was a child.
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He went to Head Start at PRIDE himself when he was little.
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And America has a head start in the most advanced robotics technologies.
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Creators publishing this content have had years to get a head start.
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Some parts of the world already have a huge head start here.
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Our head start should allow Canada to make his goal seem feeble.
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While we were glad to see Congress invest additional funding in high-quality early childhood education programs, including Head Start and Early Head Start, in the bipartisan omnibus spending bill passed last month, it is simply not enough.
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Although the Obama-era regulations make six hours per day, and 180 days per year, the new minimum expectation for Head Start services, they also offer flexibility for Head Start grantees to propose alternative schedules tailored to local needs.
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And Halloween-lover Vanessa Hudgens is getting a head start on her look.
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Thanks to its mother's craftiness, it's got a good head start in life.
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But we never imagined we'd have a six to seven year head start.
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That head start let him focus on the general election before she could.
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Popular wisdom drives home the importance of a head start and specializing early.
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Want to get a head start on planning your next incredible travel experience?
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Sounds like Google will be getting a nice head start here as well.
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They never dreamed they would have a six- or seven-year head start.
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Nvidia clearly holds a massive leadership position and has a head start, however.
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"I knew I wanted to get a head start on college," Jokela said.
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The idea is to give hyper-competitive companies like Apple a head start.
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And local companies have already got a head start, in testing at least.
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But despite its head start, Flickr's features fell behind Google Photos almost immediately.
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"Then you have a little head start into who is your favorite player."
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Those looking to restrict access to the franchise have a substantial head start.
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The team, I'll learn, needs just about every minute of that head start.
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The Chevy Bolt, however, has a one-year head start on the Tesla.
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You do not want to give Jeff Bezos a seven-year head start.
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Places with the good fortune to speak English have a gigantic head start.
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Kohl's is getting a head start on hiring workers for the holiday season.
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If national diversity is the goal, Britain's capital has an enormous head start.
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The final wide release, "Superfly," got a head start by opening on Wednesday.
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And amid the uncertainty, the Americans deserve credit for getting a head start.
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Audio aside, Amazon got a head start on the competition, and it shows.
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Other studies released last year reinforced the power and promise of Head Start.
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AWS launched in 2006 and has a giant head start over its rivals.
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Apple had quite the head start, though, hitting $900 billion back in November.
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They even found that Head Start improved parenting practices for the next generation.
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Regina Wyllie is already getting a head start on joining the family business.
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I'm really intrigued by how technology can give us a great head-start.
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"This allows us to have a head start in response to this cluster."
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Fox-Disney has a head start here since it already owns 39 percent.
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"We'd better get a head start for the full-moon run," Tanya suggested.
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She became a substitute teacher for Head Start, where her daughter was enrolled.
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She is Akira Cooper, not Michelle Yemba; both attend the Head Start program.
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He can have a three-minute head start and I'd still kill him.
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Take a personal day to get a head start on your job search.
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Your creativity could give you a head start on an upcoming holiday: Halloween.
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The next test will be whether BYD can build on its head start.
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Warren's program would more than quadruple that sum, initially by expanding Head Start.
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Meanwhile, comics looking to make fun of him also have a head start.
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Even so, the clout of Beboe's founders gives it an unusual head start.
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Today Head Start serves less than one-third of the nation's eligible students.
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This goes against a recent narrative that has been building against Head Start.
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Many question if the fade could be the result of Head Start graduates stagnating after they enter K-12 public schools or if kids that never attended preschools simply learn at a rapid rate and catch up to Head Start graduates.
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Kohl's, a retailer, started hiring holiday workers in June to get a head start.
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But Houseparty does have the advantage of a 20 million user-strong head start.
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Check those out below to get a head start on your Prime Day shopping.
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We hope you'll help UDP get a head start on the next 25 years.
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Henry said BHP had a slight head start in securing equipment for its project.
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If "saving money" is among your New Year's resolutions, better get a head start.
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Get a head start on your holiday shopping with our six picks from BlackFriday.com.
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You could be getting a head start on the trendiest coat of next fall.
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Fall will be here in a minute — click on to get a head start.
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The early bird that capitalizes on its head start generally gets all the worms.
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Of course, Waymo has a head start of a few million self-driven miles.
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"They got a considerable head start," Lawler told CNN affiliate KIRO-TV in Seattle.
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"I'm relieved to have a little bit of a head start," Braxton told GMA.
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Essential is entering a fairly new market but Amazon has a huge head start.
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The company wanted to get a head start on building a music streaming service.
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But even with such a big head start, neither vehicle is ready to fly.
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So, we had a had a head start-- BECKY QUICK: When did it start?
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Ceding the competition such a long head start was normally fatal, especially in technology.
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"Getting a head start on some spring cleaning," he said in an accompanying caption.
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While Mandel has a head start in the GOP primary, including backing from Sen.
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That is not impossible, especially as Tesla has a head start in electric vehicles.
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KAREN POLLACK Philadelphia The writer is Early Head Start director at Maternity Care Coalition.
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IN 21997 Lyndon Johnson introduced "Head Start" as part of his "War on Poverty".
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You were given a gift at birth, a true head start towards signing elegance.
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In 28503, President Obama called for $22019 billion to be spent on Head Start.
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There is a lot we don't yet understand about the Head Start Fade Out.
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Perhaps the subsequent Head Start Fade Out happens because of under-resourced public schools.
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ActBlue "has a head start, but we are creating a better system," Shields said.
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Apple began with a big head start over Amazon in the voice assistant business.
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They found effects from Head Start on child mortality, graduation rates, and college attendance.
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The couple's 4-year-old twins attend a Head Start preschool — another antipoverty program.
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Head Start classrooms are generally targeted to serve young children in low-income families.
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It is prohibited at Head Start programs and in most juvenile detention facilities, too.
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The United States, he said, has a "30-year head start" in A.I. development.
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Netflix has a head start, with a base of more than 150 million subscribers.
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This would give them a head start when they were planted out in fields.
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Operations such as Cadillac's new Shanghai plant that are automated have a head start.
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"It&aposs almost like they got a head start," he said of mega-llennials.
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That is because incumbents have a head start before the first dollar is spent.
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So this weekend, why not get a head start on your spring reading list?
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Roberts said the plan is to give Ryu a head start on next season.
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In 2017, Head Start served nearly 900,000 children at a cost of $8.8 billion.
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Then there are questions about whether Head Start is the right model at all.
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Head Start, the country's biggest preschool program, is getting better — thanks to bipartisan cooperation.
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Head Start is not the only program to raise credentialing requirements for preschool teachers.
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Facebook is giving itself a head start by building phone-based AR software now.
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This exciting research, the first of its kind, reinforces what our Early Head Start team at All Our Kin and our family child care providers have known for years: early care and education and Head Start impact families for generations and generations.
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Get a head start by streaming Iris below, and preorder it from Hypnotic Dirge here.
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We've got a good head start on building a strong, committed, nationwide anti-Trump movement.
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That head start has given the other gaming companies a chance to make distribution inroads.
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Download these seven apps now and get a head start on your goals for 2019.
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Amazon's Echo may have a long head start, but Google is rushing to catch up.
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That alien tech presumably provided the head start the group needs to get to space.
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If that happens, it'd give Samsung more of a head start against this year's iPhones.
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Get a head-start on fall by taking a peek at the 17 leggings ahead.
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I'm sure that helped get a head start, but it's because that's where stuff's happening.
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Now he and his wife are reaping the benefit of a 20-year head start.
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IKEA has had a head start, so the feeling has been, let's go for it.
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Government-funded Head Start provides education to students between the ages of 3 and 5.
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So when it comes to greening its economy, Costa Rica has an enviable head start.
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Dirty energy has too big a head start and too many ways to thwart progress.
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Schools, libraries, Head Start programs, and community centers can use the app free of charge.
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For one thing, Pyongyang had a head start since microbrewing was illegal in the South.
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We got a head start on the fun, and gave Tiny Drake some excellent views.
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Not everyone is convinced by that, but many agree that Zalando has a head start.
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Roberts can give himself a head start by sweetening some other aspects of his offer.
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Giving him a monthlong head start to rally skeptical Republicans behind his campaign, while Mrs.
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This may be its first day, but it's got one hell of a head start.
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If you have some, you already have a head start on your retirement nest egg.
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But more than one in three Head Start children still attend only part-day programs.
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If success is defined by a lifetime of test scores, then Head Start has failed.
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Head Start exemplifies an effective approach to education, but it can only go so far.
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Conde Nast, one of Time's biggest competitors in the magazine industry, has a head start.
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The gap is hardly surprising, given Silicon Valley's decades-long head start and singular focus.
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Democratic groups have already gotten a head start attacking McSally before the primary wraps up.
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Give yourself a head start, and in a year's time, you'll be glad you did.
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Given L.A.'s lack of seasons, it's no surprise the city got a head start.
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"This allows us to have a head start in response to this cluster," she said.
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Some people have even gotten a head start on their fanfic, which is honestly commendable.
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That was hugely important and gave us a head start on drugs and a vaccine.
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Programs like the federal government's Head Start make preschool available to children from poor families.
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Musk is betting that the Gigafactory will give him a big head start over rivals.
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He should have had a head start, having written a similar article five years ago.
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But if you are an experienced in-line skater, you already have a head start.
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Give Tom Brady a 22-yard head start and he can start throwing crossing routes.
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The three anthologies combined give you a 1,615-page head start on beating the pandemic.
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Nvidia, which repurposed existing chips instead of starting from scratch, had a big head start.
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Burfoot thought, with his 21-minute head start, he might finish in the top 100.
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Those targeted at low-income families, such as Head Start, reach only a small share.
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Gorman already had a head start after branching into wealth management over a decade ago.
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And, of course, there's Netflix with a years-long head start on all of them.
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SARS may have given us a head start but it also presents a cautionary tale.
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When it comes to bendable screens, LG has a significant head start over its competitors.
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Participation in a qualified plan gives one a head-start on long-term financial security.
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Families could choose among Head Start, local programs, private centers or home-based care centers.
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The ladies were all dolled up to get a head start on Jordyn's birthday celebration.
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Although the newsletters' release dates gave Australia a head start, we're ahead on sheer numbers.
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Since Head Start is focused on school readiness and not on providing reliable child care, only about half of Head Start programs are full-time — even though this theory predicts that the long-term benefits will be much, much stronger for full-time programs.
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As he pointed out, Google has a 2-3 year head start with its TPU infrastructure.
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It's also a way for the ride hailing giant to get a head start on competitors.
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Basing the F-3 on an existing design would give Japan a head-start, he added.
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But with Uber's head start in technology, some former drivers said the startups often fall short.
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Over time this head start on savings stands to make a significant impact on retirement readiness.
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Both of those projects have the advantage of a long head start and being open source.
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While deCODE publishes all its scientific findings, Amgen is getting a head start using the information.
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Some researchers found that Head Start makes people less likely to be arrested in their 20s.
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And Birmingham has a head start over some northern regions, where progress could be even slower.
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Still, competitors like YouTube TV and Hulu are quickly catching up even after Sling's head start.
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Silicon Valley has a decades-long head start creating the perfect environment for creating Internet businesses.
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It will be like you're getting a head start on paying off your debt, she says.
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That's because competitors like Slack already have a sizable head start on Microsoft's workplace collaboration tool.
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Mexico got a head start, levying penalties on imports from America, such as pork and bourbon.
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There's also something wonderful about knowing you're getting a head start while others are still asleep.
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A head start in an industry where network effects are literally the root of all value.
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Nike and Adidas have found big success in this region and had a huge head start.
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That gave the speedy Jackson a head start once he cut inside and across the field.
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China's growing presence gives its companies a head start over U.S. competitors in Cuba's opening market.
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But, despite its head start with Siri, Apple's voice assistant has been marred by functionality problems.
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Amazon's Alexa has a big head start here, having already integrated with more than 3,000 services.
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Runners are given a two-minute head start as they complete a one-mile obstacle course.
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But this at least gives eBay a head start on showing you things you may like.
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Head Start, for instance, has not prevented the divergence in fortunes between rich children and poor.
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Volkswagen Chief Executive said last November that Waymo had a one- to two-year head start.
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"Aquaman" got a head start overseas, launching in China this weekend with a massive $2551 million.
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You can also collect big sign-up bonuses on these cards to get a head start.
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Ellison entered the race a month earlier than Perez and got a head start in fundraising.
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ActBlue, a nonprofit founded in 2004, has a long head start on the Republicans' new effort.
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By waking up early, you can get a head start on crossing things off your list.
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It's more than an effort to get a head start on defining a general-election foe.
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The Dutch have a sociological theory that translates to the Law of the Slowing Head Start.
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It might not be a bad idea for Trump to try to get a head start.
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The context: Amazon had a strong head start with its Echo lineup, which launched in 2014.
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Knowing in advance would give companies a head start to fix vulnerabilities before they were leaked.
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YouTube has an enormous head start, and Amazon isn't trying to compete with it on price.
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This limitation appears to have given the disease a head start in some communities, notably Seattle.
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"When you're 230, you max out the head start minutes you get," Shropshire said last week.
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She hopes to use existing Head Start and 4-H programs to teach math and engineering.
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The study found that Head Start children's children even do better, "interrupting" the effects of poverty.
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The shopping event happens in mid-July, but get a head start with our current coverage.
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While India could eventually prove to be such a counterweight, China has a significant head start.
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The head start by hedge funds and active money managers could elevate valuations for passive investors.
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The change reflects an unheralded trend: Head Start, the country's biggest preschool program, is getting better.
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Haisley Jo is enrolled in a local Head Start program, where she enjoys playing with other children.
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He got a good head start: His father is the late media mogul Kerry Francis Bullmore Packer.
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Consider getting a head start on cleaning out the old-tech clutter you have in your life.
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The more of these boxes one can tick off, the more of a head start one enjoys.
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In many ways, becoming an entrepreneur mid-career means you have a head start on younger founders.
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Basically, Amazon is giving itself a head start to rake in some cash and stir up excitement.
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It's helped them get a huge head start on potential Democratic opponents in amassing voters' personal data.
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Yes, Credible can help you get a big head start on your loan or credit card shopping.
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Sanders got a head start in remarks earlier Friday about the corrosive influence of money in politics.
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Get a head start on this season's newest craze by shopping the 18 zebra print pieces ahead.
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"Trump''s digital head start in the 2020 cycle is one of the most under-reported stories."
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The massive haul gives Trump and the GOP a head start over the president's eventual Democratic challenger.
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Then again, Capuano had a $1 million head start on Pressley and look how that turned out.
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EST, but we got a head start, getting to ask Lowe our many questions one-on-one.
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By easing children into this experience with strong oversight from teachers, they could get a head start.
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I want to get a head start on some projects I have before everyone else gets in.
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AWS, of course, has always had the advantage of a big head start in the cloud market.
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Head Start programs were more likely to use spray sunscreen than other daycare centers, the study found.
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Other established bike manufacturers intend to produce electric motorcycles, but Zero has something of a head start.
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Successful people always strategize on their week ahead so they can get a head start on Monday.
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We probably have a two-year head start, we can create so much chaos in the market.
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Universal and Blumhouse's "The First Purge" debuted on Independence Day, getting a head start on the weekend.
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At the moment, only a handful of companies have a head start in the development of 5G.
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He championed seminal antipoverty programs such as Medicare, Medicaid, food stamps, Head Start and Legal Services Corp.
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As you can see from this pic in June ... they got a little head start on construction.
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But the group wants a two-week head start so it can patch the Firefox security hole.
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It operates through head-start agencies and pre-school programs as well as school boards and districts.
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Zero looks to its head start and proprietary technology to win in the electric conversion of motorcycles.
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"If we do that right, I think we'll have a head start and figure the rest out."
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It would take just 8,500 days without a $4 coffee to get that kind of head start.
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The PlayStation VR is intended to give Sony a head start in the expanding virtual reality market.
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So far, at least, liberal groups have a head start in organizing events around the United States.
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Click on to get a head start on the kinds of florals even Daria could get behind.
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Books that give prisoners a head-start on programming can help them once they're back in society.
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With such a significant head start, SpaceX might yet become the jewel in the Elon Musk empire.
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Income Social Security disability Head Start Medicare Earned-income tax credit Unemployment insurance G.I. Bill Child/dep.
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There is good evidence that high-quality pre-K programs like Head Start can improve school readiness.
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Amazon, which built its business around book sales in its early days, has a huge head start.
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Scope your competition and get a head start on the night's flirtations with this fun, forward option.
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South Korea, however, had the benefit of a head start in preparing a response to the outbreak.
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ERICA Speaking (again) of my mother, a secret, she used to say, is just a head start.
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Some feared a program would look tame in comparison to Prime, which had a decade head start.
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They'll have a head start on the Republican nominee if their party sticks to the old system.
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If you dabble or delay, you'll never catch up to the people who got a head start.
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" We called it "a high-minded excuse" to "eviscerate programs like Medicaid, Head Start and food stamps.
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As long as it has the head start, Loom needs to move as fast as it can.
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Because I'm a Chinese-American, I got a head start on my homework because I lived it.
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Medicare, Medicaid, Head Start, and food stamps have improved the quality of life of the black poor.
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Sure, the earliest creators had a head start building their channels and monetizing accounts is harder now.
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"It's a preventable fire that gets a head-start, gets advanced and takes a life," he said.
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Novartis has made gene therapy one of its focus areas, giving it a head start on Roche.
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The lawmakers requested continuing emergency funds for Head Start and Early Head Start in Flint to expand programs for preschoolers affected by the lead-contaminated water and funding for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention program to provide guidance about childhood lead poisoning.
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But, since the entire season dropped at midnight, some people stayed up late and got a head start.
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It's all branding just meant to help AT&T get a head start in the race to 5G.
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Facebook had a seven-year head start, however, and has already gone through most of its growing pains.
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But even with that head start, millennials still have less wealth than their parents did at their age.
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It got a head start last month, beginning to assemble the Accent model in the factory, Chavez said.
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Markle already got a head start on the celebrations with friends in L.A. during a tree-trimming party.
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It's hard to pick your friends with the voices in your head start acting on your behalf, though.
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After all, the very program that started her career, Head Start, is now on the Republican chopping block.
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We're still in early days here — but a head start is extremely important when it comes to ecosystems.
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It's still early days for the next generation of Wi-Fi, but Asus is getting a head start.
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Head Start, a federal programme that educates poor children before they enter kindergarten, has also received more funding.
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Spotify had an early head-start and it added 20 million paid subscribers in less than a year.
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Incumbents like SIX have a head start due to their size, regulatory licensing and built-in user base.
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The program manages the types of meals in child care centers, such as Head Start, across the country.
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And thanks to this special from Amazon for Black Friday, you'll be able to get a head start.
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Metro U.K. reports that little Ellie Reid is getting a head start on that whole saying words thing.
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European and Asian firms have a head start in Iran as some U.S. sanctions remain, restricting American companies.
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That's 15 years younger than my brother, so I have the biggest head start on our shitty genes.
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As much as preschool is about giving young children a head start in learning, it's also about economics.
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The head start has had some Democrats worried, but Nelson and his backers insist it's still not late.
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For example, funding for Head Start and child care has increased, although both fall short of actual need.
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It was a very valuable head-start in my adult life, when I needed a car for work.
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Harold Areno's niece agrees, and says she has seen people drive their children to Head Start in Lexuses.
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Anti-abortion-rights advocate Colm Willis and mental health worker Seth Allan have a head start on West.
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Head Start alums are more likely to enter school kindergarten-ready, graduate high school, and be healthy adults.
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Since the program's launch in the 2628s, policymakers and the public have debated the effectiveness of Head Start.
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Without a doubt, Head Start students enter kindergarten academically ahead of their peers who did not attend preschool.
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The Navajo Nation does not operate a school, except for the Head Start Program, on the Navajo Nation.
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But best of all, I knew it well, which would give me a head start in my reporting.
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We're planning on moving at the end of the spring, and we want to get a head start.
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Kevin and I had a head start as we had worked together before and get on very well.
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Applications open later this summer, but you can get a head start by starting your application at apply.techcrunch.com.
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Sanders also had a road-tested campaign, better organized than his 2016 version, and a solid head start.
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It would fund more than 19503,000 slots for the Head Start program, which costs about $8,700 a child.
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Time and again, pandemics have gotten a head start because we didn't realize what we were dealing with.
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Mr. Guzmán would scold the man, insisting that he only needed a five-minute head start to escape.
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These categories have contributed to customer growth, but D2C remains the largest so far given its head start.
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Moons, a Mexican invisible aligner startup that just launched out of Y Combinator, may have a head start.
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The Danish firm got a head start by winning early contracts in Britain, which was offering rich subsidies.
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Get a head start on your networking strategy by perusing our directory of startups exhibiting in Startup Alley.
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That head start may make all the difference in the scramble to publish research and land a job.
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The spending bill also includes a boost for after-school programs and adds $610 million to Head Start.
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The conversation started during a surprise visit by President Obama to her Head Start program in Lawrence, Kan.
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Its project portfolio is also heavily tilted toward natural gas, so it's got something of a head start.
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Today's highly industrialized economies — the United States and Europe — got a big head start on burning fossil fuels.
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"I wanted to get an early head start," Moungvang said of his move to break into the business.
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Despite its head start, other companies have incorporated autonomous driving technology into their products and services more quickly.
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Lawmakers are looking to get a head start on artificial intelligence as the technology grows in prominence. Rep.
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Partnering up with Verizon might give Snap more of a head start on the networking side of wearables.
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In essence, it gives the government a report card on each of its nearly 2200,20183 Head Start programs.
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Debbie StabenowDeborah (Debbie) Ann StabenowUSDA eases relocation timeline as researchers flee agency USDA office move may have broken law, watchdog says Senate Democrats see Warren, Sanders proposals as unfeasible MORE (D-Mich.) that would create five-year grants for Head Start and Early Head Start programs in Flint. Rep. Dan.
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And that shift to the left could give Democrats a head start as the 2020 political cycle gets underway.
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An influx of would-be residents appear to be trying to get a head start on Amazon's expected move.
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Filling out the next day's top five priorities and estimated Pomodoros gives me a head-start in the morning.
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Its success is down to a combination of a head start over Uber, local knowledge, and home-field advantage.
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Blue Origin has a three-year head start on designing one, Bezos noted toward the end of his presentation.
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Amazon's Alexa has a head start in terms of smart home functionality, but Google is keen to catch up.
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They gave Amazon a massive head start, and they show no signs of ceding that lead any time soon.
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She says AWS has a big lead simply because it got a head start on everyone else, including Google.
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We rounded up the best deals on kitchen gear, computers, and more to help you get a head start.
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Yes, but: Once companies reveal the security thresholds for companies, threat actors have a head start on exploiting them.
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But a recent study suggests that many of them had a head start, as nearly half grew up wealthy.
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"China has a huge head start," said Gavin Montgomery, a battery and mining analyst at the Wood Mackenzie consultancy.
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"I saw the real difference between politicians who supported programs like Head Start, and those who didn't," Waters said.
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They want to get a head start on selling out the human race to our machine-overlords-to-be.
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Adele just celebrated her 29th birthday, but she also thought she'd get a head start on her older years.
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You can even get a head start on your free access progress thanks to The Division's existing trial program.
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The movie may not be out until February, but with these toys, you're free to get a head start.
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Devitt expects to stick by his buy rating unless the head start Netflix has in streaming begins to erode.
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But Quora's 190 million users, $226 million in funding, and 8-year head start give it a big edge.
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But I usually like to get here earlier to get a head start on the day without any interruptions.
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Shorokey was unable to comment on the student's age, but confirmed the student was in the Head Start program.
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While more than 1,200 are needed to secure the Republican presidential nomination, Trump has built a formidable head start.
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Seamless, GrubHub, and Postmates already have a head start, and Uber, Amazon, and Square are trying to catch up.
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But Apple has a years-long head start in building an ecosystem of products that leverage each other's strengths.
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European and Asian firms have a head start as some U.S. sanctions remain, tying the hands of American companies.
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Cruz, with his superior legal team and a healthy head start, is ahead in this part of the race.
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The programs would be voluntary, and modeled on childcare plans already provided to military families and through Head Start.
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One such example is the Obama administration's efforts to shove more kids into the boondoggle that is Head Start.
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It certainly didn't get a head start to the H&M, my next stop, because it wasn't there either.
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Navigating through the Prime Day page, you can set up alerts and get a head start planning your purchases.
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However, Amazon will have lead-up deals in multiple categories beginning now, so you can get a head start.
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"Further, we believe AMZN itself could benefit from the national distribution of USFD and a head start in technology."
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It also creates an expectation that Congress should increase Head Start funding to cover the cost of longer days.
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Head Start provides a unique "two-generation" approach to schooling: preschool programming for children and social services to families.
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Juventus effectively gave Napoli a five-match head start last year and still claimed the Serie A title comfortably.
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The Berkeley policy brief pulled together the findings from multiple papers using data from the Head Start Impact Study.
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Now he's building the next generation of teachers the tools to give more kids a head start in life.
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It also gives the territory a head start in bigger, more aggressive climate proposals like the Green New Deal.
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"That gave us a head start," said Romanian tech entrepreneur and investor, Radu Georgescu, in the Red Herring article.
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It got a huge head start because CTO Robin Mange has been specializing in volumetric rendering for 12 years.
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Sales of Ibrance, whose 2015 approval gave it a head start over Kisqali, doubled to $643 million last year.
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Outbrain had a head start but lost its lead to Taboola, which was known for more aggressive sales tactics.
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The Museum of Modern Art is getting a head start celebrating the centennial of the Russian Revolution of 1917.
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On today's episode: How one 10-year-old girl got a head start on joining a boys-only club.
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Sitting in the parking lot outside of a Head Start school is not for the security of the country.
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But it doesn't hurt to have a head start, especially one that involves solar-seared moondust and mushroom tents.
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Oreo is unveiling a new mystery flavor this week, and we got a head start on cracking the case.
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The charges against Manafort came faster than I anticipated, and that's probably because Mueller's team had a head start.
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But she was largely occupying a slot that Bernie Sanders, with a four-year running head start, already occupied.
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Nobody gobbled up more runners than Varner, who began with a one-minute head start on the scratch runners.
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Though we've squandered a great deal of time, we are also lucky enough to have had a head start.
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The Dodgers swallowed that three-run head start and never looked back, helped in part by poor Diamondbacks' defense.
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Still, Void leaders contend that their head start, proprietary technology and much more elaborate approach make competition an afterthought.
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Trump's 2021 budget also maintained funding for Head Start and the Child Care and Development Block Grant at HHS.
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It created Medicare and Medicaid, as well as Head Start and other anti-poverty, environmental and consumer protection initiatives.
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Since 2013, he has helped parents of children who are enrolled in the organization's Head Start program pursue education.
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And I was fortunate enough to be in the first class of Head Start, in the summer of 1965.
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Others say scientists should at least be getting a head start on research in case geoengineering is someday needed.
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Need a makeup haul, or even better, planning on getting a head start on your back to school shopping?
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"Warren certainly had a head start, but Biden seems to have caught up enough in recent months," Rynard said.
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With magnets, still, the companies had a head start, meeting for several months before safety advocates joined the process.
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Fiachra, with a significant head start but still intent on trying to keep up, rapidly became unintelligible, then unconscious.
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An October launch for Project xCloud technically gives Microsoft a one-month head start on Google's competing Stadia service.
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Red Hat has a head start in using Kubernetes, although its acquisition by IBM raises some questions for analysts.
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A nationally representative sample of programs shows rising CLASS scores, especially in "instructional support," where Head Start is weakest.
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Although Iran fought a war with Iraq from 2000 to 1988, it has a big head start over Saudi Arabia.
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But four lucky people in the Bay Area got a head start, receiving warning notifications before the shaking even started.
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International coffee chains are now looking to get in on the act, too - despite Starbucks having a big head start.
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Last week, the company's Fine Art program defeated China's top professional Ke Jie, despite giving him a significant head start.
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Prince Harry and Meghan are doing it — admittedly, with a little more of a head start — and you can, too.
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Firms from General Electric to Europe's ABB are eyeing growth in smart grids and batteries - and have a head start.
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And the resort is already more than 50% booked through next summer, so you'll have a nice long head-start.
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"New Jersey may have a head start ... but other states will soon be looking to pad their budgets," she said.
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While our legs patiently await dress season, there's no harm in getting a head start on our warmer weather shopping.
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The Early Futures conference brought together everyone from startups to established pioneers including representatives from Head Start and Sesame Workshop.
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They therefore have a "significant" head start in their career, in the form of an extra 100 hours per year.
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EUROPEAN TRIP: Arizona State got a head start on the season with a trip to Rome and Barcelona this summer.
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Uber, of course, had a bit of head start given it launched in 2009 while Lyft first launched in 2012.
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Back in December, Ms. Brown was getting a head start, testing ideas with members of her own concert-dance company.
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Apple announced that members of the program can get a head start on the ordering process on Monday, October 23rd.
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So let's help first debate moderator Lester Holt get a head start with five questions he should ask both candidates.
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We've rounded up a few collaborations that will help you get a head start on putting your best cleat forward.
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Shuttle – Shuttle is getting a head start on the future of space travel by building a commercial spaceflight booking platform.
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Otherwise, take advantage of the lull between holidays to get a head start on your health for the new year.
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Spotify had at least a four-year head start, and it has a free product that can get people hooked.
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The unemployment-based measure, on the other hand, would have given investors a head-start of just a few months.
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And let's not pretend a half-year's head start will wildly change any broader competition between Samsung's ecosystem and Apple's.
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At the starting gun, the UAV was able to accelerate to a huge head start over the Formula E car.
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If that means getting somebody coffee after hours or arriving early to get a head start, Banks says do it.
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Bob had bowed out, perhaps getting a head start on traffic, or finally giving into to his well-documented introversion.
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Republicans have already capitulated to Trump, which means Democrats will not have the head-start that Obama had in 2012.
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While Apple has made enormous profits from the iPhone, it has let others get a head start on artificial intelligence.
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It has a strong head-start in the AI photo art space, and Prisma is becoming synonymous with the transformations.
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Many white families today are still enjoying the economic head start the bill gave them, says McCarthy, the Harvard lecturer.
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If you want the first crack at the best tickets, join my email list and you'll get a head start!
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Disney effectively just gave all of us a head start to realize all of the ways it got LeFou wrong.
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Education: The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is moving forward with new education performance standards for Head Start.
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The performance standards will help "improve the school readiness of young children" who participate in Head Start, the agency said.
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It has a head start in building bots that resonate with users emotionally, thanks to an early experiment in China.
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She had a head start: a very cheap rent-controlled apartment, recently vacated by her grandmother, on Central Park South.
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Google figures there is plenty of time to catch up, despite the two-year head start it gave the Echo.
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By third grade, there were no academic differences between Head Start graduates and children who did not attend the program.
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They say they'll have a big head start with general election fundraising and organizing as Democrats slog through the primary.
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But while the Democrats have been bitterly divided for the past month, Trump has mostly squandered his unexpected head start.
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Though the company has a significant head start on Apple, the Cupertino giant would likely be significant competition for Tile.
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This trains the brain and both eyes to work together—and might give a head start to future e-athletes.
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"Basically, [it can be used] for any application where we need some head-start to jog our imagination," Karenwar wrote.
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In 2017, the US spent $9 billion on Head Start, the flagship early childhood education program launched in the 23s.
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It took the Marines 90 minutes to discover the tunnel entrance, giving Guzman a crucial head start, the broadcaster said.
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But tech companies have a huge head start, and have a history of moving quickly and out-innovating legacy players.
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Sure, macOS had a huge head start, but iOS has been getting all of the developer love in recent years.
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Then, when lead was found in Flint's drinking water, FIA staff committed to expanding their Head Start programming by 500%.
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That said, businesses have in some ways had a head start on switching to alternative plastic-based or paper containers.
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He then cleverly placed a dummy in his bed, fooling the guards to get one hell of a head start.
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I always look to other sciences that got a head start on psychology as a hint to answer that question.
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School officials attribute the more balanced class to an outreach to programs like Head Start, which serves low-income families.
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Stop dragging your feet & burying your head & start helping hospitals that are about to be slammed by this pandemic. pic.twitter.
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Sanders has a massive head start in money and organization, and is looking to notch a big win in California.
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In 2017, she had an 11-minute head start on Varner and beat him to the finish by 20 seconds.
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More than 4.2 million children, including those in Head Start, take part in the Child and Adult Care Food Program.
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A similar ruling for the EU in the Boeing case is expected early in 2020, giving Washington a head start.
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A group of Michigan lawmakers are asking the Obama administration to boost Head Start funding for children in Flint, Mich.
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But is GoCatch ready to take on Uber, which has a head start in the market and healthy name recognition?
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The seemingly endless debate about the impact of the Head Start program illustrates the difficulty and politics of learning assessment.
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And unlike most federal programs, Head Start bypasses state officials and directly finances local groups, including nonprofits and school systems.
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"We have a good head start but our job is to improve Netflix as rapidly as possible," the company said.
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The well-intentioned Head Start program, for example, was designed to give children from deprived environments an academic leg up.
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Studies of the long-term effects of Head Start run into a lot of limitations because there's limited data available.
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If the ship proves to be sound, it provides the head start of a hull in place, a potential cost advantage.
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There's no blueprint that we can follow on how companies have done that, and it looks like they have head start.
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Applications will be open later on this summer, but you can get a head start by starting your application at apply.techcrunch.com.
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According to Ryan, the relative mystery around Scorpio, along with PS4 Pro's one-year head start, has been advantageous for Sony.
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But Netflix still has plenty working in its favor, including a big head start with more than 150 million subscribers worldwide.
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However, it believes that the fact that its data rules will be aligned with the EU gives it a head start.
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Nine months before KORUS came into force, a deal between the EU and South Korea gave European companies a head start.
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So Americans have a head start on Europe, where policy makers are belatedly coming to view diesel as a devil's bargain.
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But the airline gave their reunion a head start by inviting Mandy to surprise her sisters on the flight to Heathrow.
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The grandmother of two of my mom's Head Start kids talked about the time my mom helped file her income taxes.
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Twelve new pure-electric models will be on the road by 22025 as the alliance seeks to defend its head-start.
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That can give rivals a head start on catching up with Apple, ahead of an actual public unveiling of the device.
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But, but, but: Trump had a head start, and he still has a far larger war chest than any potential opponent.
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Building an entire player network from scratch won't be easy for Google and Xbox has one hell of a head-start.
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If you've already gotten a head start on investing, that's great, but you can't just "set and forget" your investments forever.
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Although competitors such as Spotify and Pandora had a few years head start, Apple Music is already making up lost ground.
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Gina Rodriguez is getting a head start on her spring cleaning — and she's doing so in order to empower young women.
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But the ubiquity of Google and Amazon's speakers has given those two companies a huge head start in the smart home.
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"Then all of a sudden, he leans in and he got a head start to run to the wall," Ellis continues.
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But by leaving them up, YouTube is already giving them a half-way head-start to upload the next terrorist release.
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"If you end up not buying a house, now you've got a nice head start on your retirement savings," McClanahan said.
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But for Alex Monaco, it's not trainers getting a head start that pisses him off, it's the setup of the gyms.
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Getting a head start on swimsuit season never hurt, especially when you're trying to snag one of the most coveted items.
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Get a head start on your morning cup of coffee or tea with any one of these amazing devices and deals.
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Head Start was associated with lower rates of obesity and smoking, reduced incidence of depression and less time spent in prison.
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Ross-Richards had previously announced that she planned to retire after the 2016 Olympics, and now she'll get a head start.
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This is a 15% head start program for China, India, Germany, Mexico and many of the nations with which we compete.
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The younger you are, you'll have a big head start on me and thus have the potential to perform much better.
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Access to high-quality multi-faceted developmental programs like Early Head Start should be expanded immediately so every child can benefit.
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She told me that everyone opened their lists at the same time to make sure nobody got an unfair head start.
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Despite Delaware's head start, analysts said any competitive edge could quickly soften as more states get betting systems up and running.
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Unfortunately, the Trump administration has proposed undoing an important Obama-era regulation that expanded the length of the Head Start day.
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Most families today need full-day childcare, but roughly half of Head Start programs offered only part-day services in 2016.
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The Trump administration claims its proposal would give programs flexibility to meet local needs, and prevent reductions in Head Start slots.
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Thanks to these self-reinforcing effects, elite schools like Harvard and Stanford offer future entrepreneurs and CEOs a good head start.
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Even though 2019 may be almost over (kinda), you can always redeem yourself by getting a head start on next year.
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Three others have a head start — New Hampshire state Chairman Ray Buckley, South Carolina state Chairman Jaime Harrison and Minnesota Rep.
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Mr. König is aware of the head start his upbringing and network gave him in an increasingly cutthroat market, he said.
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Clinton, assembling dossiers on both Trump and Ted Cruz, and getting a head start on reserving prime television time in crucial
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She worked in a garment factory, but later became part of Head Start, a federal program for children from poor families.
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But getting an hour or two to search without anybody tailing him gives JT a huge head start in the hunt.
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So she gave us a head start even before they got through the door, just to know that something was happening.
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For early learning in particular, researchers say, universal options have educational benefits that means-tested programs like Head Start do not.
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In an era of climate change, the reality of the last few disasters just means a head start on this one.
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This gives your boss a head start so they have time to go to bat for you with the finance department.
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The elite men get a 50- to 60-foot head start as opposed to the 28 minutes the elite women get.
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Michaels is getting a head start on the holiday with a similar item to the TJ Skeleton Yogi, minus the planter.
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In the drug world, sellers with good connections to the source of a product have a head start against their rivals.
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Rahm could learn by observing McIlroy and Fowler, who have had a few years' head start in acclimating to elevated expectations.
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Bloomberg, with an enormous head start, has not demonstrated the robustness that could scare away candidates who'll be arriving next month.
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Now, the Kylie Cosmetics holiday collection is officially available to shop, so you can get a head start on gift shopping.
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Researchers noted that California businesses could benefit from having a head start on compliance should a national law go into effect.
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"He has just a natural flow with the kids," said Clara Cox, director of the Head Start program, recounting the visit.
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Grab one or a few now before the prices go up, and you'll have a head start on your Christmas shopping!
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Netflix may have a big head start on subscribers, but that service is losing licensed content from former partners, including Disney.
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In 28503, James (a pseudonym) was one of the first children served through our newly opened Early Head Start (EHS) program.
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My family didn't have much, but since my days in Head Start, I was always a top performer in every subject.
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They got in early, had a huge head start on technology and had secured contracts with every big business out there.
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To get a head start on building a wireless network, Dish will need to purchase Sprint's divestiture assets for $1.4 billion.
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The Head Start bus was stopped on US Route 74/76 in Columbus County to pick up a student, Camlin said.
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K. doesn't want anymore as she had a head start, but as her big brother, T. insists we do a shot.
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When Tara Unverzagt started her own financial planning firm, South Bay Financial Partners, in 2014, she already had a head start.
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The NFL has a head start in machine learning due to the sheer amount of data it collects on its players.
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So why not get a head start on the Prime Day madness, and save yourself a lot of time and effort?
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They founded Head Start, Special Olympics, the Peace Corps, Upward Bound, Job Corps, Community Action, the Community of Caring and more.
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"They have such a head start that it can leave the impression that Hyperledger is an IBM product," Mr. Behlendorf said.
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We learned that from Secretary Clinton — we were able to get a four-year head-start on the research for her.
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To Dr. Zigler, Head Start was not just another ivory-tower theory to be tested on the nation's most vulnerable children.
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He was hoping to find something, anything that would give him a little advance warning, a bit of a head start.
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They arguably had a head start, the backing of conservatives, and steady support from the Wall Street Journal's influential editorial board.
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It's interesting ... Kim, Kourtney and Khloe hit up Japan back in February, perhaps getting a head start on Kim's new line.
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How can the benefits of Head Start fade away after a few years — and then crop up 10 years after that?
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We probably shouldn't worry about requiring teachers to have advanced degrees, which some proponents of Head Start reform have pushed for.
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Your commute will be much simpler if you get a head start and hit the highway before or after everyone else does.
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We already got a head start on bookmarking the goods we hope see even steeper price cuts during the three-day extravaganza.
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The only thing I know about the Freeze is that no one can beat the Freeze (except with a generous head start).
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But it's good to get a head start on studying them: Eventually, Phobos will break apart as Mars' gravity pulls it closer.
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But it's good to get a head start on studying them: Eventually, Phobos will break apart as Mars' gravity pulls it closer.
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Once you've got the lay of the land in your head, start picking apart your targeted settlement one enemy at a time.
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When it comes to building confidence and a savvy approach to personal style, it's never too early to get a head start.
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The time has come to abandon a system that gives the children of elite college graduates a head start over everyone else.
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WHERE TO STAY AND PLAY Ski families can get a head start on the season in the Aosta Valley, in Northwestern Italy.
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Computex doesn't start until this weekend, but Acer decided to get a head start and release a couple laptops and tablets today.
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That said, if you get a head start on saving and stick to your budget, owning a home is more than possible.
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"From what I remember, they were Head Start programs," she said when asked what kinds of schools she visited for the study.
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And then all of a sudden, 18 hours later, you'd see the head start to pop off of the trap-jaw ant.
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Cases in point: Ciara, Marion Cotillard, Olivia Munn and Kate Upton, who are all getting a head start on their mane makeovers.
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An EU press release gloated that European companies would gain an "important head start into a market with an enormous economic potential".
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But we had a head start, because we were fortunate to benefit from her proud example, and her warm and generous advice.
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I want to beat my husband to the five million meter club, but even my large head start probably won't help me.
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In fact, the company's been making the things since 1982, giving it a three-decade head-start on most of the competition.
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Nest had a major head start on the rest of the smart home industry, but failed to really capitalize on the advantage.
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Netflix has a head start on the technology, including proprietary "Branch Manager" software, and with Bandersnatch, it has viewers' attention and engagement.
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The big picture: Republicans have a significant head start in the race to keep control of the Senate, per this group's analysis.
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That certainly would have given Russian intelligence a head start during an election year destined to be marred by serious cybersecurity incidents.
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DJI's head start and exceptional R&D resources have let it dominate 70-80% of the four-propeller drone professional photography market.
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Of course, Spotify got a serious head start, launching nine years ago (launching in 2011 in the States) to Apple Music's 2015.
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Elizabeth Warren, Kirsten Gillibrand, Kamala Harris and Amy Klobuchar — also have a head start in trying to distance themselves from corporate PACs.
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But theeffectiveness of, for example, high-quality preschool or Head Start programs in helping children with lead poisoning specifically hasn't been studied.
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It also includes an incentive program for states to get a head start on meeting standards on early deployment of renewable energy.
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Earmarking a portion of your tax refund to the cause will give you a head start on building up your financial fortress.
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If Ivanka really wanted to improve American child care, she'd tell her father to spend more money on programs like Head Start.
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For Garcia, who also has a 23-year-old son, she drops Aryanna off at Early Head Start, an on-site daycare.
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This head start in land replenishment is likely to support contracted sales growth for the next two years and improve its profitability.
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And SoundCloud also a very late entrant to the streaming race, with those leading in the field having a healthy head start.
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Promoting a healthy self-esteem early on, will give the youth a head start in molding a healthier and more tolerant future.
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China's focus on price-sensitive commodities and ability to influence state-owned buyers of U.S. exports have given it a head start.
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That turned into a disaster for the GOP because the Democratic landslide quickly produced Medicare, the Voting Rights Act and Head Start.
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Jaime Raczka, Lyft's head of early-stage markets and expansion, said the company plans to use its head start to continue growing.
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Because the brain grows most rapidly in early childhood, she said Head Start programs are crucial ways to keep the brain stimulated.
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During 2628, an effectively unencumbered and unchallenged Trump will have a head start playing to Independents and defining the Democrats' eventual nominee.
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While Strange has a head start, observers caution that the dynamics of the race can still change over the next two years.
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The U.S. government also provides funding for Head Start programs, which served 22019,000 pre-K students in 2017, according to government data.
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There's nothing wrong with getting a head start on your holiday shopping, but buying certain items in October may not make sense.
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It's a learning process, but now you're armed with the information to give your hair a head start toward a healthy finish.
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The eye-popping haul will likely give them a big head start over Trump's eventual opponent, no matter who the Democrats pick.
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Let these 12 trends be your guide to getting a head start on the sartorial crazes that are about to be everywhere.
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But school readiness seems to be an area where Head Start doesn't really matter, while it has lifelong effects in other areas.
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Make no mistake, the Trojans have a significant head start on talent and nothing short of a monumental collapse will change that.
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Though the store did not have room for a photo center, it did get a head start on holiday decorations in September.
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Huawei and other Chinese smartphone makers already launched several 5G models in China last year, giving them a head start over Apple.
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In that respect, the company has a head start on Amazon, which paid more than $13 billion for Whole Foods last year.
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"So already the investigation cycle has been slow to begin, and the baddies get three or four weeks' head start," he said.
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The donations will be given to children in local Head Start programs, which help youngsters from low-income families prepare for school.
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"People who study these genes have a head start over scientists who have to make tools to study other genes," he said.
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Tesla has the head start, but Porsche, with its emphasis on performance and racing heritage, appears to be taking a different route.
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I make myself comfortable with another coffee and some spanakopita while I get a head start on work for the upcoming week.
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Money derived from census data totals about $3.2 billion in Alaska, funding health programs, local clinics and education programs like Head Start.
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They explained they were giving me a head start, but not so much that I could live off it and not work.
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I want her to have a head start when she graduates from high school, whether that's for college, trade school or travel.
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"The local high school has introduced college-credit classes and trade programs so people are graduating with a head start," said Cooke.
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On the other hand, older children may learn more easily: "The younger you are, the more head start you have," she said.
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Ms. Knevals, who is white, was teaching a Head Start summer program, and her students came mostly from black, working-class families.
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That funding will allow for a head start on new programs created in the Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Act, passed this year.
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Luckily, Gap's massive Black Friday sale is officially here to help you to get a head start on shopping these staples items.
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The boost at the start of the year gave stocks a head start to rally to their best January in 22019 years.
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Credit card options are slim for people under 21, so you want to take advantage of any opportunities for a head start.
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While 2020 might be 100 days away, no one says you can't get a head start on your new year goals now.
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In the months after Hurricane Katrina, Head Start programs in the surrounding states opened their doors to families evacuated from New Orleans.
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I have also been humbled by the outpouring of suggestions, donations, and goodwill from Head Start programs and families around the country.
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Nationwide, the share of Head Start teachers with a bachelor's degree has risen to 220 percent, from 47 percent a decade ago.
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Deborah Bergeron, the director of the federal Office of Head Start, said the improvement had been greatest among the program's weakest performers.
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Trump is getting a head start on campaigning with a focus on Wisconsin, which he carried by about 23,21625 votes in 2900.
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The EU becomes the first major partner with which Mercosur has struck a trade pact, offering EU firms a potential head start.
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At the same time, Google had a 10-year head start, but there's not a good track record there of maintaining talent.
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When we take a deeper look at the Head Start literature, it looks like the new study is pointing at something real.
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So while spring hasn't quite sprung yet, we're giving it a little push by getting a head start on our warm-weather wardrobes.
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Larson said that already the Line Man service has overtaken Rocket Internet's FoodPanda, which had a four-year head start, on delivery volumes.
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With the supply of homes for sale extremely low, some potential buyers are trying to get a head start to outwit the competition.
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But despite Uber's head start, it has not been able to destroy Lyft, which has capitalized somewhat on Uber's missteps and unsavory reputation.
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And in the lead-up to Black Friday, Dell has gotten a head start with deals and specials directly on the Dell Store.
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Though Janssen, the maker of Spravato, has yet to officially announce what "certification" means, some psychiatrists have a head start on the process.
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Top talent may even be called on to present at major conferences like that held by the National Head Start Association, Johnston said.
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And those faults also represent just how much ground the company has to make up in order to erase the competition's head start.
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The idea is that sperm will have a shorter distance to travel to the egg, kind of like giving them a head start.
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A generous head start now finds Sony on its third generation of professional mirrorless cameras that excel at both stills and 20.80K video.
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Because of this head start, eMarketer's analysts predict Amazon will hold onto that top spot even as Google and other competitors gain ground.
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As the streaming entertainment space gets more crowded, Nicole Nguyen looks at the company's efforts to maintain its head start in the race.
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That would take WeWork to five countries in Southeast Asia, where it got a head start thanks to its acquisition of Singapore's SpaceMob.
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The trophy truck was given a six-second head start and still got beat, because the Funny Car is just too ridiculously powerful.
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If you're interested (and if you're like us, of course you're interested), you can get a quick head start on the quiz here.
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This will give you a head start in building your savings, making it easier to zero out your credit card balances every month.
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The governor has emphasized early childhood education, including proposing a Head Start public preschool program in his budget for the current legislative session.
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But Apple also competes against rivals like Alphabet and Amazon, both of which have had a head start on moving into the home.
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Snapchat, Twitter, and Google's YouTube have had a head start in the space, and their products were built for video from the beginning.
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It was the basis for his Great Society program, which included the creation of food stamps, Medicaid, Head Start and many other initiatives.
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It doesn't mean that we can't get a head start on brainstorming exactly what a Edward Cullen-centric Twilight spinoff would look like...
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Didi had a head start and maintained the lead on Uber with a strategy that other rivals may emulate, analysts and investors said.
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Tickets go on sale this Friday, February 226, but you can get a head start by signing up for the presale right here.
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Home improvement retailers and garden centers may be getting a head start as warmer temperatures typically heed spring cleaning and routine home maintenance.
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Lastly and unusually, Trump never really stopped campaigning after the 2016 election, giving him a two-year head start over the Democratic field.
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Poll: Trump, Clinton score historic unfavorable ratings It's more than an effort to get a head start on defining a general-election foe.
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The Head Start Testing site is hosted in the United Kingdom, and is not a listed company in either Australia and New Zealand.
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President Obama's signing of this bill is helping Trump get a head start on this plan that has provoked outrage among many Democrats.
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In Congress, Tom Price strongly advocated policies to deregulate and empower consumers and demonstrated willingness to experiment with new approaches to Head Start.
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By the mid-1960s she was the mother of three when she started volunteering at a local Head Start program serving black children.
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Time will tell which company's speaker gets more third-party support, but Echo, which was released last June, has a major head start.
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During those four months, nearly 150 bills became law, including noteworthy items such as the reauthorization and update of the Head Start program.
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Head Start will add three classrooms this month to serve an additional 51 children in the city's most affected areas through June 85033.
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If you're getting a head start on the holiday season, White recommends this Mickey Mouse-shaped clear glass ornament with glittering gold accents.
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While we expect other deals once Black Friday arrives, it's never a bad idea to get a head start ahead of the rush.
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I liked working early — and even getting a head start on the East Coast — enough that I will definitely continue to do it.
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It makes school-day, school-year programs the default expectation for Head Start, but one from which programs can be exempt as needed.
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As the world leader in semiconductor technology, America has a head start in the race for the must-win technologies of the future.
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So far, public debates around Head Start have cherry-picked facts from decades of research to paint oversimplified pictures of a complex situation.
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But if success means higher high school graduation rates, lower crime rates, and lower welfare spending, then Head Start is a great success.
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There was also a speed test that showed the truck drag racing a Porsche 911, the latter of which received a head start.
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It includes an incentive program for states to get a head start on meeting standards for renewable energy and low-income energy efficiency.
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New antibiotics could be a head start on diseases that are resistant to everything currently available, but they're slow to come to market.
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Should this technology become as popular as Intel believes it will, content creators like Brenkus will have a head start over their competition.
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Very young children are especially affected, with Head Start programs reporting nearly double the number of children experiencing homelessness between 2007 and 2016.
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Mercosur committed to more open markets in the face of a rising tide of protectionism and offered EU firms a potential head start.
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Sometimes I'll take the opposite approach and turn my Sunday into a Monday and attempt to get a head start on the week.
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That's the figure that matters in determining eligibility for many safety net programs, including food stamps, Head Start and some parts of Medicaid.
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While every big media player has adopted a version of that approach, Disney appears to have a huge head start in getting there.
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Qualcomm built a lucrative head start over rivals in delivering wireless chips when the current generation of 53G networks began arriving in 2010.
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It amounts to a stumble out of the gate in the race against the disease, which had already been given a head start.
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One German scientist created a coronavirus test in January to give countries outside China a head start on the battle against the virus.
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If you don't, others will have a head start on you in the 10,000 hours of "deliberate practice" supposedly necessary for breakout achievement.
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Despite what would seem like an obvious head start, Michael Douglas said his own career came together fitfully, over a period of decades.
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Mr. Yunker planned to get a head start on growing onions this year so he sent his seeds to Arizona to start germinating.
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It ushered in a new era of IT, by developing cloud computing in 2006, getting a years-long head start on its competitors.
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While it may be unnerving to enter the world of credit at a young age, getting a head start is a great idea.
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"Doing nothing is exhausting," said Jason Chaffetz, the former Republican congressman from Utah, whose head start began with a surprise resignation in June.
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With the holidays on the horizon, now's a good time to get a head start on gift shopping for everyone on your list.
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CNBC has been in existence seven years longer than Fox News and MSNBC and had an 2628-year head-start on Fox Business.
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The younger Gregory isn't simplistic enough to blame all of his family's problems on this, but it was definitely a giant head start.
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Some already have a head start with U.S. subsidiaries tapping into both legal exports and the trafficking free-for-all from the States.
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With so much competition, many online stores have already launched discounts, marking down thousands of styles early just to get a head start.
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But Facebook's slow movement here, Google's half-assed entry and Twitter's lack of an attempt have given Snapchat's Bitmoji a massive head start.
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AWS had a clear head start in the cloud, and owns a third of the market, more than double its closest rival, Microsoft.
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Zandi refers to Head Start as a successful program in his analysis of Warren's plan, but that is far from a universal opinion.
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"There's nothing wrong with competition, but the criteria need to be improved," said Yasmina Vinci, executive director of the National Head Start Association.
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If both sides do their job, tilt the edge slightly to the Democrats — if they can catch up to the Republicans' head start.
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The children are our future, and they deserve the best possible head start in life with a high quality, universal pre-K program.
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The adults whose outcomes in 20083-2013 they examined would have been preschool age during the rollout of Head Start from 1965-1980.
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But the effectiveness of, for example, high-quality preschool or Head Start programs in helping children with lead poisoning specifically hasn't been studied.
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While Nike will be the biggest brand by virtue of a 20-year head start, their narrative softens a bit with each passing season.
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So Apple has a comfortable head start in the contactless payment space — a market that MarketWatch reports is rising by 21 percent every year.
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It appears that Booker is looking to get a head start on the rest of the potential Democratic 33 field in the crucial state.
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Both men have relatively low profiles when it comes to statewide Virginia politics, but Northam certainly starts the race with an enormous head start.
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Whether you're in need of a new pair or simply getting a head-start on your holiday shopping, this pair is a no-brainer.
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The feature is one of the spots where Amazon has been playing catch-up with Google, in spite of its multi-year head start.
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She's also got numerous advantages, from name recognition to campaign experience to an off-the-shelf Cabinet, that could give her a head start.
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While a slew of cities got a head start on the Women's March, there are hundreds of events planned across the United States today.
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Of course, Snap will still have an uphill battle if it hopes to truly challenge Facebook's dominance, which has a several-year head start.
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One married couple was responsible for the foundations of modern code breaking, and the principles that gave the NSA a head start in cryptanalysis.
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Messenger has a sizable platform, comparable to that of Gmail, and it has a head start on Google when it comes to mobile payments.
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I've heard you can get a head start in one area by tossing a gun toward the next, although I've never successfully managed it.
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It's also now officially open to all third-party photo apps — not just the prominent ones that got a bit of a head start.
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Djokovic, who won his semifinal against Federer on Thursday, has a head start in the pondering department as well as an extra day's rest.
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On the Sensus system, though, you basically get a head start on that learning, because what you know from your phone already applies here.
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And is $1.2 billion to help states pay for safe drinking water or $292 million to send more preschoolers to Head Start really unaffordable?
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Google got a major head start in mobile payments and has signed up carriers in 45 countries to power billing through the Play Store.
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If you are feeling flush from monetary gifts at graduation or a starting bonus, consider getting a head start on the first few payments.
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It takes billions of dollars and years of work to lay the foundation for something like this, and others have a huge head start.
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Pun's firm has a head start on other companies in Myanmar in terms of meeting the governance and transparency standards required for a listing.
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Competitors in the vegan burger space, according to Beyond Meat's management, have made some missteps and given the company a head start, Cramer added.
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The work was the result of a project with the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs to help doctors get a head start on treatment.
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The IPO head start could give Lyft a small advantage as the first and only ride-hailing service publicly traded on the stock market.
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Don't worry, tons of summer pieces are on sale, too — but this just means you can get a head start on your autumn wardrobe.
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It's not even 2017 yet, but Gigi Hadid already has a head start on all other models when it comes to booking ad campaigns.
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Japanese graffiti got a head start by at least a decade, and writers have developed unique painting styles in cities like Osaka and Tokyo.
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If you're always missing deadlines and behind on your work, consider waking up earlier so you can get a head start to your day.
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Despite Uber's massive head-start, Google is one of few the companies that could actually stand to compete against it in the long term.
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For Mercosur, the EU is the first major partner with which it has struck a trade pact, offering EU firms a potential head start.
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Most of these employees have experience working on artificial intelligence with other organizations, giving them a bit of a head start on the project.
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Facebook hopes that Open/R's flexibility will give Terragraph a head start in figuring out how to move data through such an unpredictable network.
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It sees the segment as an opportunity to leapfrog global automakers that had a nearly century-long head start in making internal combustion engines.
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Rob Lowe got a head start on shark week ... paddleboarding with not one but TWO great white sharks, and TMZ has the awesome video!!!
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Even so, the U.S. could still catch up (or nearly catch up) with the ambitious EU, though the Europeans have a growing head start.
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While these derivatives are cheaper and easier to develop than new classes of drugs, bacteria have a head start in developing resistance to them.
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To give you a head start on your weekend high and celebrate the limited series People's List, which airs Saturday nights at 8 p.m.
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And thanks to early voting, which started in Florida on Saturday, Rubio probably has a serious head start on John Kasich and Ted Cruz.
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Tuesday's edition of the Federal Register contains new high-speed train safety standards, protections for children participating in Head Start and air pollution standards.
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If you're itching to get a head start on holiday shopping, scroll down to shop 46 amazing deals you can get at Walmart now!
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This move is a big mistake because President Donald Trump and the Republican National Committee already have a large head start on raising money.
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"We have a 23-year head start and several months advanced warning, and we're going to take advantage of all of it," he added.
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Other public policy solutions include increasing funding for the existing Child Care and Development Block Grant program, mandating public prekindergarten and expanding Head Start.
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Changing Head Start regulations is just the latest episode in a troubling trend, whose costs will be felt long after President Trump leaves office.
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In response to this impossible math, the government provides Head Start, a federally funded preschool for low-income families and families with foster kids.
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The goal is to give the region a head start over the United States and elsewhere in using drones to tackle real-world emergencies.
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Marvel might have gotten a head start on building their cinematic universe but DC is planning to catch up faster than a speeding bullet.
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These incentives, along with Alexa's head start in the in-home voice computing market, have allowed the platform to grow to over 50,000 skills.
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The campaign will begin running ads there in the next few days, aiming to get a head start on Mr. Trump in the state.
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This gives the mobile payment service a head start over competitors Apple Pay and Android Pay, since the two haven't landed in Europe yet.
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It posits, more or less, that anyone with a significant head start on rivals is bound to evolve and develop more slowly than them.
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The WHO said the fact that it already had staff and equipment in place would give it a head start against the new outbreak.
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Apple Pay has had a head start in the UK, launching in July 2015, but Apple's mobile wallet includes an extra step to work.
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NBC and CBS, wary of granting a head start to the competitor, each moved up its broadcast to the early evening from 21960 p.m.
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"It is a huge head-start," said Traianos Dellas, formerly of A.E.K. and Greece, and now coaching Panetolikos, one of Greece's more modest clubs.
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Now your commute can actually give you time to catch up on reading, listen to podcasts, or even get a head start on work.
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The donations will be given to children in local Head Start programs, a platform that helps youngsters from low-income families prepare for school.
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And in another two years, if I get the urge to do the Dipsea again, I will gain another minute of a head start.
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Q: You opted to have ankle surgery before the end of last season to try to get a head start on the recovery process.
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That is an extraordinary sum for a president's first two years and will give him a major head start over any prospective Democratic rival.
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The head start does not address a reality of city streets: impatient New Yorkers who insist on crossing against the light or outside crosswalks.
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That would give the state a head start in joining Nevada, which was granted an exemption under the 1992 law, in allowing sports betting.
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In addition, getting a head start on the makeup of the freshman class helps admissions officers balance out enrollment needs with financial aid requests.
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Kim's head start has given him hope that time is on his side, and incrementalism at the U.N. Security Council has fed that hope.
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"I wanted to get an early head start," Moungvang said of his move to start reselling shoes when he was around 16 years old.
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The 390 participating restaurants officially begin taking reservations Monday morning, but Ms. Day and her colleagues at the United Nations got a head start.
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Many other cash-back credit cards also offer intro bonuses that can help you get a head start on your earnings for the year.
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MarketSW "Getting a head start on holiday shopping" can be your excuse for browsing (and buying from) the various vendors at this waterfront market.
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To give you a head start on Halloween planning, we put together a few essentials that would be right at home in Jenner's closet.
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Getting a head start in remote Alaska also ensures that census takers can properly account for those who migrate with the change of seasons.
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We've gotten a head start answering top questions below – Read on ⬇️for resources & FAQs, and drop a comment if you still have questions.
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Especially when his favorite team is down big in the Super Bowl and getting a head start on post-game traffic sure seems nice.
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Public programs, such as Head Start and state pre-kindergartens, cover an average of only five hours per week from ages zero to four.
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Others have yet to follow suit, but Sanders, as his critics often note, had a head start: this is his second presidential primary run.
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She found out about a Head Start school on the college's campus, one of the few free early childhood programs for low-income families.
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As part of a wave of reforms about a decade ago, Head Start began requiring half of its lead teachers to hold bachelor's degrees.
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Despite his head start, Sanders has been outflanked during the campaign by other candidates, who have laid out more detailed climate policy proposals. Sen.
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To help you get a head start on Father's Day gift shopping, the brand is having a big sale with 1503% off select styles.
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The new group would be the frontline organization tasked with preparing, coordinating and strategizing for that next redistricting, giving them a five-year head start.
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As an early childhood-community liaison she trains professionals and advocates for Head Start, which promotes child development and education beginning at a young age.
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Yet despite the head start, the i3's short 87 mile range and $43,000 starting price kept the car from being a mass-market hit.
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Whether you're getting a head start on your holiday shopping or simply need to overhaul your makeup stash, Tarte is here to save the day.
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I loved being around it and I feel like watching live shows for so many years before I started kinda gave me a head start.
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I was planning on getting a head start on packing for our trip Thursday, but he convinces me to grab a drink and join him.
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The hackers had a head start: At the time they began the operation, they already had access to one part of the drone's computer system.
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And while Echo has a significant head start, Home makes a pretty compelling case for earning a spot in your kitchen or bedroom come November.
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Microsoft has a two-year head start with Hololens, it has a dedicated developer community, and simultaneously it's slowly making headway in the VR landscape.
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While they certainly have had a head start, Boom Fantasy isn't the only company focused on making daily fantasy sports more accessible to casual fans.
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Of course, Hue offers more sophisticated control and a far wider selection of standalone lights (including multi-colored ones) given its multi-year head start.
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WHO SHOULD GO Real and aspiring snowbirds can get a head start on the beach scene and explore buzzy neighborhoods like Wynwood in relative quietude.
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Walmart consistently has some good stuff on sale, but the retailer dropped some holiday deals early this year to help you get a head start.
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Of course, it is expected to be a wet and heavy snow, so some might be inclined to get a head start and shovel midstorm.
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There are too many temptations to check email in the morning, get a a head start on a project or even pop over to Slack.
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But hey, don't fret — this just really means a last-chance summer sale to shop, and some fall trends to get a head start on.
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There are lots of fall-ready styles marked down, which means you can get a head start on preparing your autumn wardrobe for way less.
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Earlier this week, Twitter got a head start with its sports content by live-streaming Wimbledon in what the company told us was a test.
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Regardless, getting a head start on all your holiday shopping is never a bad idea — especially if there are numerous people on your "nice" list.
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The show — about a dysfunctional poor family on Chicago's Southside — is great analysis of class and how it works against those without a head start.
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Given its head-start with the tech, the Echo has also amassed considerably more third party app integrations — such as services like JustEat and Uber.
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Yet that early refinement at Google gave it an enormous head start over an average open source project — which could account for its meteoric rise.
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We're heading into the final week of the month, so I figure it's in my best interest to get a bit of a head start.
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With the power of the incumbency and a head start on his opponents, the President has everything going for him -- except his own big mouth.
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Thereafter, Luci will attempt to seduce all those she comes in contact with through her Twitter account; she's already gotten a head start on Instagram.
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Facebook's lack of design cool and Bitmoji's massive head start with this differentiated product is a powerful way for Snap to wedge itself into partnerships.
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Apple had a significant head start over Google when buying Siri, but Apple has fallen way behind in the AI race as far as usability.
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The Office of Head Start can bring pre-K and kindergarten educators together to ensure their school readiness guidelines connect directly to states' kindergarten standards.
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He also created the Classroom Assessment Scoring System Tool (CLASS), an assessment tool that is currently used by every Head Start program in the country.
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Later, Dr. Bruner drew on his experience at Woods Hole to help design Head Start, the federal program introduced in 1965 to improve preschool development.
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All of this performance might sound intriguing, but Sony now has a head start and a year to improve on its already impressive PS4 sales.
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Why not get a head start with the MakeX Migo backpack that lets you carry your ultra-small 3D printer anywhere you need to go?
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The social media explosion of new technology over the past decade has ironically given rumors and falsehoods an even bigger head start on the truth.
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"AWS had the unusual advantage of a seven-year head start before facing like-minded competition, and the team has never slowed down," said Bezos.
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To give you a head start and provide some direction, we rounded up 22 of our top picks fo Christmas decor from the Target Wondershop.
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Her ideas for reducing poverty are fine, but they are circa Ed Muskie: more public works jobs, housing tax credits, more money for Head Start.
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America's 85033th-century civilian nuclear strategy was successful in part because the U.S. had a head start in nuclear technology and was arguably unrivaled globally.
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In addition to its proximity to Germany, the region also gives travelers who might be hopping from country to country in Europe a head start.
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To help you create the garden of your dreams, we've put together a selection of great deals to give you the best possible head-start.
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Since Apple created its own mapping app in 2012, it has been playing catch-up to Google Maps, which had a seven-year head start.
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Meanwhile, if you want to get a head start on your shopping, HP will start offering its Black Friday deals starting Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 28.
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He expanded Head Start and food stamps, sponsored progressive reforms of health care and welfare, initiated detente with Russia, and created new openings with China.
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The Hamilton Project study analyzed data from the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth and found increasing evidence of the long-term effects of Head Start.
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This season puts everyone in a clean slate state of mind, and this weekend is your opportunity to get a head start on that feeling.
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In a market like that, a company with Tesla/SolarCity's head start, established expertise, and end-to-end branding has a chance to really flourish.
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Head start: The first 5G phones should hit the market by next April, with a number of flagship Android devices supporting 5G throughout the year.
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With a four-year head start, and with the biggest war chest of any candidate in this primary, Sanders has substantially underperformed his 2016 campaign.
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That's more than we spend on Head Start, the federally funded preschool program, and on Pell Grants for low-income students to go to college.
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Forbes's assistant managing editor told me that Kylie Jenner's unpublished score would be a seven, reflecting that she got a head start from wealthy parents.
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Although heterojunction technology is not patented, Enel hopes that refinements it has made to the manufacturing process will give it a head start on rivals.
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Despite Iran's head start, however, its regime increasingly is susceptible to a counter-campaign, as part of a more comprehensive U.S. pressure strategy against Tehran.
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He advises maxing out your 2019 individual retirement account or Roth IRA, if you haven't already, or getting a head start on your 2020 contributions.
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But more importantly, Bluetooth had a massive head start, building out an entire ecosystem of connected devices before UWB was anywhere near a viable alternative.
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That gave the countries a head start in developing the tests, due to similarities in the antibodies the two coronaviruses cause our bodies to produce.
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Mr. Iger is expected to contend that Disney's regulatory process will be faster because it has a head start, having announced its deal in December.
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But Waymo had a big head start; it has already gone through multiple generations of hardware and developed several types of lidar for different uses.
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I'm happy I got a head start on work because it allowed me to take part in dinner, which is during my prime working hours.
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By trading for Ramos, the Mets got a head start on fixing their bullpen for 2018, when they expect to compete again for the playoffs.
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So he got a head start on the "boring" parts so he could get to the fun part of plugging in his art and jokes.
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Though they would spend the next five days dancing, some were getting a head start, freestyling on the sidewalk as people crowded around to watch.
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The Child Care for Working Families Act also proposes to increase funding to Head Start which currently serves more than one million children every year.
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In 1688, the Bayou District Foundation opened an early childhood learning center that serves 168 Head Start-eligible children ages 6 weeks to 5 years.
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The White House insisted it was simply a head start on his annual medical checkup, but provided few details about what was done and why.
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The biggest sale-shopping weekend is finally here, and while many of our favorite retailers got a head start on sales, including Bed Bath & Beyond.
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When you meet with the HR people at your company, you'll have a head start and the sheer bulk of information won't seem so daunting.
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Give yourself a solid head start to the work week by taking a little bit of time on your day off to purge your inbox.
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That's the federal program for early childhood education of low-income children, and Warren's plan to build out from Head Start would be instantly controversial.
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Early Head Start programs, which foster a child's academic and behavioral success, are underfunded and, as a result, serve only 4 percent of eligible children.
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Edward F. Zigler, a psychologist who in the mid-21959s helped design Head Start, the vanguard federal government program for preschool children, died on Feb.
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Monday's 2500 budget also maintains funding for Head Start and the Child Care and Development Block Grant at the Department of Health and Human Services.
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The French pharma giant has begun researching a vaccine to counteract the ongoing coronavirus outbreak and believes it has a head start on speedy development.
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Insofar as the US economy has decarbonized (carbon emissions have been falling, fitfully, for more than a decade), nuclear power gave it a head start.
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To be sporting, I gave Vjeran at least an hour's head start, and we were both pretty much done by the time we got back.
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Hailey Baldwin got a head start on her tan lines by hitting the beach on Florida's panhandle ... in a couple of bikinis that scream #wcw.
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Instagram had a huge head start because of its larger initial user base, which certainly helped its Stories feature take off in such a big way.
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Xiaomi is also playing this game and it actually had a head start over much of the industry when it launched the Mi Mix last year.
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Kohl's started its holiday hiring in June, earlier than ever to get a head start on the best candidates and allow plenty of time for training.
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Head Start provides early education to preschool-age children from low-income families -- a vital source for child development for over a million working American families.
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That's a huge head start to dominate the streaming world — a world Netflix assumes will be its battleground while linear TV morphs into a niche product.
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The other underutilized child care program for families who meet the poverty guidelines is Head Start, which provides high quality, free care, and long term benefits.
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Cars have had almost a century's head start over electric scooters, so cities are designed with cars in mind, leaving room for little else on streets.
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He decided to give them a little head start by sharing the meaning of Us, the movie's title, ahead of the films release on March 22.
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A light timed for cyclists gives them just a few seconds' head start, but that's enough to get up to speed before traffic roars to life.
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A light timed for cyclists gives them just a few seconds' head start, but that's enough to get up to speed before traffic roars to life.
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Be one of the first to get into the office, he tells CNBC Make It. Give yourself that head start on your tasks and your week.
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On this episode of Recode Media with Peter Kafka, Financial Times CEO John Ridding talks about the company's decade-long head start in paid online subscriptions.
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I was just starting my track season and I decided that I should get a head start on other people and start running before practice started.
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After all, with a ten-win head start, pretty much any mediocre collection of talent surrounding him is likely to offer fans a borderline-watchable product.
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Beyond's R&D capabilities, purpose-driven branding, and early inroads with top restaurants and grocers give it a significant head start in this high-potential market.
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With so many obstacles blocking the path to power, it is hardly surprising that so many of the region's successful female politicians got a head start.
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