I'm gonna start off this way' — and then it didn't start off the way I wanted it to.
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In Scrabble, one player might start off with a strong rack filled with high-point "power tiles," while the other might start off with, say, a horrible "Old MacDonald" rack: EIEEEIO.
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" I: "And not to start off with anything crazy.
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They start off more or less as they end up.
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But I'd best start off at the back, I replied.
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But start off by explaining how you got that job.
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FABER: LET'S START OFF WITH THE DEAL ITSELF OF COURSE.
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Ro, let's start off a little bit about your winning.
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I want to start off with some of the headlines.
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BROADLY: To start off, where did Babs raise you, Bebe?
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Though it appeared to start off peacefully around 8 p.m.
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WE'RE GOING TO START OFF WITH BREAKING NEWS THIS MORNING.
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You start off telling them, 'Let's get rid of it.
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Though it appeared to start off peacefully around 103 p.m.
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Meg Ryan really knows how to start off her day.
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Moncler will start off with the "Fragments" collection by Fujiwara.
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I didn't start off expecting this would be my conclusion.
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We start off the movie showing a really loving family.
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DAVID FABER: John, I'd love to start off-- big picture.
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Equities have had a volatile quarter to start off 2018.
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"Things usually start off 'rough' or very unrefined," Parham said.
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And with that, why don't we start off with Bitcoin?
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Things start off with a playful pantomime during the overture.
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We invite you to start off 2019 with an apology.
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" He said he would "probably start off with the tariffs.
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Start off with some meat, because hey, this a barbecue.
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Because we did want to start off with a blog.
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MC: I think we should start off by pouring glasses.
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But the year could start off on a rocky footing.
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Maybe make some queso fundido to start off the evening?
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Let's start off with the least agro of the lawyers.
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Because 2018 did not start off as we had planned.
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One or the other, probably start off with the tariffs.
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That rhetoric sent stocks tumbling to start off the week.
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I'm gonna start off with the news of the day.
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Why don't we start off with what you're doing now?
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The benchmark rate traded around 2.4 percent to start off 2018.
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Start off with de Blasio's hometown Democrats in New York City.
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Sure, they all start off cool, like Daenerys and Sandor Clegane.
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As the official start off fall nears, neither extremes are suitable.
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To be fair, the duo start off on the wrong foot.
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They start off with little or no loyalty to the unit.
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"This year didn't necessarily start off right for us," she continued.
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Let's start off with one undeniable truth: being single is awesome.
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Let me start off by saying this young man Is "GAY" !!!
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All in all, a smooth solve to start off our week.
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Let me start off by saying: I think weed is dumb.
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"We're going to start off with some good news," she says.
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Let me just start off by saying I hate Colin Kaepernick.
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Things don't start off well when he chokes during his audition.
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Here's the deal: Players start off as lowly Santa Monica newbies.
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I usually ask it when I start off on each album.
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Wall Street will start off November staring down several key events.
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They mostly start off sullen but gradually become more co-operative.
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First things first, I'm gonna start off with an eyeshadow base.
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They start off dead but gain bounce as the rubber softens.
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How often do we get to start off with good news?
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Google is on a virtual reality tear to start off 2016.
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You start off with New York, California and Illinois against you.
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Let&aposs start off with our cheapest palette of the day.
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Start off pride season right by supporting your local queer haven.
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Start off by riding in an area you are comfortable with.
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Why did you choose to start off the album with it?
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You save and hopefully you start off where you left off.
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As for assembly, things start off simple and get complex quickly.
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This weekend is set to start off with a cosmic bang.
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Start off listening to: "Famous" You can find Tshepo on Twitter.
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"Life didn't start off so easy for her," Ms. Pack said.
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You start off with New York, California and Illinois against you.
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It's funny, we didn't start off, we never solicited reader questions.
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But you also don't start off shooting major league baseball games.
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Ikea expects first-time buyers to start off with simple kits.
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"Most myths start off rooted in truth, but twisted," Kantrowitz said.
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They'll start off with a dictionary definition and write five paragraphs.
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They start off feeling one way about gay marriage ... Against it.
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The researchers start off with an image of an average American face.
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"The Republicans have a structural disadvantage to start off with," he said.
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I admire him and that is where we need to start off.
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So who would like to start off with their memories of Charles?
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This rising demand has helped gold to start off well in 2017.
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Guys, can we just start off by mentioning that THIS NEVER HAPPENS?
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Things will start off small and build to something potentially spectacular. Space.
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"That's the best way to start off with good biosecurity," he said.
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I start off at a restaurant called, very literally, Yangzhou Fried Rice.
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Impeachment actions usually start off as being unpopular with the American public.
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So I'm curious to start off by how you're thinking about that.
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VICE: This documentary didn't start off as this big, expansive project, right?
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Start off with colors in the same family as your tie dye.
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All right, well ... KS: So let's start off talking about ... Good job.
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With that said, let me start off with my assumptions and estimations.
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Start off with a friendly opening statement to get the dialogue going.
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TC: I wanted to start off by talking about some broader trends.
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That's not a bad way to start off a potential security system.
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"You start off with 'it's my fault, I'm imagining it,' " says Stoynoff.
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A lot of times we'd start off in this very analog way.
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You start off by picking your launch date, orbit and payload weight.
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"I was planning to start off with a silent meditation," Williams said.
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Let's start off with some of the basics: The questions are endless.
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Many husbands who start off encouraging their wives end up becoming resentful.
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There are some films that start off wrong but grow on you.
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We&aposre going to start off with the cheapest and easiest option.
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It can start off with weakness and tingling, the Mayo Clinic says.
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Broadly: To start off, how did you two come to your practice?
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What I like to do is start off with, say, "Gangnam Style".
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Second interview begins: TRUMP: So go ahead, start off wherever you want.
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So we start off with 17 people, now we're down to four.
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With this one yoga position, you'll start off on the right foot.
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"You go ahead and start off the prayer," the 93 operator said.
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But I'll start off at a local level maybe a county supervisor.
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Then the net aired a second marathon to start off the week.
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Start off in a small town or city, and then eventually leave.
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I'd like to start off today's column with two famous idioms: 1.
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They start off by hitting a normal truck door with a sledgehammer.
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Apple is up 1.4% after jumping 3% to start off the session.
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Mr. Kaplan— President Kaplan, let's start off with the outlook for growth.
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Martin Soong (MS): We have to start off on the tariffs right.
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They picked the hardest thing in the world to start off with.
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But it's not an activity where you start off at full speed.
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So, just start off with ... Most folks don't know who you are.
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Kara Swisher: I'm gonna start off with the news of the day.
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I wanted to start off by talking about the new debate requirements.
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Did it start off as one or the other and evolve from there?
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But, we start off this week with an inspiring story — about an egg.
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The students start off by doing two shifts a week at the hotel.
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That's not the way you want to start off New York Fashion Week.
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So start off small, says David Bach, co-founder of AE Wealth Management.
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The calcium waves start off haphazardly in cells far apart, like lost fireflies.
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I'm just gonna start off by reminding you to be kind, and gentle.
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Adam Peaty knows how the start off his first Olympics with a bang.
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"You can't start off saying: let's build this out of wood," she said.
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Help make sure people start off their walks heading in the right direction.
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Let me start off by saying that Navdy in itself is inherently cool.
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STEVE LIESMAN: let me start off – let me get there in a second.
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All these vehicles will start off operating in limited (or "geofenced") urban areas.
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It's horrible to start off and have this awkward, 'Hi, how are you?
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How do you start off in a place where you know no one?
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To start off, Harris didn't know for sure that her water had broken.
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To start off, Roxas begins by thanking people for being there, his supporters.
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THUMP: Let's start off with your Tonmeister course, are you close to graduating?
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We start off this week with a tense conversation that feels particularly timely.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Let's start off with a clear contention.
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Is Lawrence working for you as we start off the third season, Emily?
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We decided to start off simple, with some basic, plain-ass French fries.
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I'm Carl Azuz and it's good to start off the week with you.
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The brand seemed to start off strong but fizzled in the subsequent years.
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Early education helps students start off right and prevents them from falling behind.
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Improvement in U.S.-China trade talks has boosted stocks to start off 2019.
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If so, that's a bad way to start off an employer-employee relationship!
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"Let me start off by saying, I have a fantastic Cabinet," Trump said.
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You start off as a starting teacher, and you bump up every year.
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The small-caps Russell 2000, meanwhile, rose 7 percent to start off 2018.
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To start off, I wanted to talk about casting for theater more generally.
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We start off as black girls, and we soon become black American women.
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"We will probably start off taking away existing [insurance rivals'] customers," he added.
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We start off our solving week with a 76-worder by Freddie Cheng.
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I'll start off with the chair of the Democratic National Committee (DNC), Rep.
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In court, you start off with the assumption that the defendant is innocent.
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If life is "wicked," you should start off broad and stay that way.
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Democrats start off needing to gain two GOP-held seats for a majority.
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Each year, 70% of college graduates start off their lives in the red.
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It was a great way to start off the night for Disney night.
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That's 60% savings and exactly what you need to start off 2020 right.
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We&aposre gonna start off with our cheapest eyeliner, ringing in at $7.99.
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So how did Nunes start off his allotted 45-minute questioning of Sondland?
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Let's start off with the optimistic before we get to the cynical takes.
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Above-average mildness isn't a bad way to start off another shortened workweek!
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Addressing some of your debt can help you start off the decade right.
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It's difficult not to start off with San Francisco's $1 billion Salesforce Tower.
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You mean I have to start off in an unpaid internship after graduation?
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Well, you do start off that thing in a sad clown face. Yeah.
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I'd start off and say it's the greatest game that's ever been invented.
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You'll start off making them the old fashioned way: one clip for one click.
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Disruptive innovators start off by producing unpolished products for the bottom of the market.
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If children are going to change the world, they have to start off optimistically.
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So we will see where all this goes as we start off the week.
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You'll start off by matching words with images, just like you did in Kindergarten.
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It's great to turn the page from last year and start off really well.
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"I start off trusting both, but let see how long that lasts," he said.
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First, let's start off with the dapper dudes, Beckham, Dominic Cooper and Niall Horan.
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If this were a street fight, Trump would definitely start off with the advantage.
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In Islanders, you often start off on an island trying to avoid destroying nature.
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It did start off as a tool to help doctors avoid misdiagnosis, after all.
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Let's start off by acknowledging that yes, 8K TVs are an incredible technical achievement.
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"We had several guys start off slow, but this is a team," Cespedes said.
|
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Kim, now 55, says he did not start off intending to blow the whistle.
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I start off with The Missionary, the namesake of Salt Lake City's Mormon missionaries.
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Meanwhile, the U.S. economy is doing far better than expected to start off 2019.
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Things start off fairly normally, though we suppose normal is relative in this case.
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To start off, it has the X1 Extreme processor, which delivers crisp, detailed pictures.
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Mashable: To start off, tell me in your words: What is this series exactly?
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Things start off fairly gently, but by the final minute the gloves are off.
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Start off with yoga, a run or a morning bike ride (my personal favorite).
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"They start off red and then they leave the little white spots," she said.
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The 23rd Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards will start off in style — with bubbly!
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Let's start off by noting that GMOs will never be a purely scientific issue.
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But, this time I was determined not to start off on a bad note.
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I'd like to start off by saying that because that would be my intention.
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In the game, you start off flipping burgers at a cafe in San Francisco.
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Some people start off with quirks in their genome which make them more susceptible.
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Ruddy ducks are very horny ducks with extremely long penises to start off with.
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"For any meaningful agriculture, you need 5,000 hectares to start off," Mr. Mishchenko said.
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To start off the new payment method, more than 100 businesses are offering Vouchers.
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Chronic pain may start off as an acute injury and then never go away.
|
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I used to start off the work week with a hundred emails awaiting me.
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"We'll see how things start off; you certainly want chemistry with everybody," he said.
|
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To start off, tell me a little bit about your book, The Clean Body.
|
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Usher sang an emotion-laden rendition of "Amazing Grace" to start off the game.
|
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Which is not exactly how the Democrats want to start off these critical primaries.
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WIRED: Well, let's start off with the trailer we just saw, Avengers: Damage Control.
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But it was a big night for us to start off the home stand.
|
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"You should start off with something positive, like, 'We like the planet,'" she said.
|
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They start off skinny and then they get fat and then they go skinny.
|
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We should start off by giving credit to listener Delany Bisbee who emailed us.
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When you start off on YouTube, what do you think you're going to do?
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MUILENBURG: WELL I THINK FIRST OF ALL, WE START OFF EVERYTHING WITH SAFETY AND QUALITY.
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Let's start off with an uncomfortable truth: You don't need yet another New Year's resolution.
|
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Concerns over an economic slowdown in China also dampened sentiment to start off the week.
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"We'll start off with shadow boxing and then we'll do mitt work," Donald tells PEOPLE.
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Wanting to start off my new friendship on the right foot, I politely introduced myself.
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Though one of the best jet-lag tips is this: Don't start off already lagging!
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Surveys show that women generally start off wanting bigger families than they end up with.
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A look at the stadium before the ceremony: … and things start off with a bang!
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I want to start off my new life with as much honesty as I can.
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We'll start off under the assumption that your Sonos speakers are already up and running.
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Internships, part-time work, and gigging are hard ways to start off your work life.
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Maybe you can ask John, you can start off and we'll go back and forth.
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The Week: Let me start off with a disclaimer: I've never done a cleanse before.
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If you're just getting your feet wet, start off with learning about our lunar rituals.
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We're in the starting blocks, but we need to start off on a clear basis.
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A lot of features start off in luxury cars and gradually make their way downmarket.
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Start off with a generous coat of black mascara on your top and bottom lashes.
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And like that game, things start off simply enough, but ultimately trend toward the impossible.
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Try to give yourself a bit of perspective and start off small with your goals.
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Let's start off talking about confidence and we'll get to the game and everything else.
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I THINK YOU'RE GOING TO SEE, YES, ADAPTIVE LACING IN THIS CASE START OFF SMALL.
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"Let me just start off by saying I heard it was 17 agencies," Trump said.
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But sometimes you can start off angry and become hungry, which typically only fuels anger.
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Start off the flautas by boiling and mashing a few potatoes and setting them aside.
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They can start off bad and then grind you down until you've got nothing left.
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"What a great way to start off 2019 for Courtney and me," Nikki tells PEOPLE.
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Here are some of our favourites: Let's start off with one that needs no explanation.
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I never start off with an idea of what I want it to look like.
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I covered, to start off with, I was in LA covering Chuck Knox's LA Rams.
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Definitely start off practicing inside or in an open space outside, such as a backyard.
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"To start off the playoffs with a win is really strong," the Michigan native said.
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VICE: I'll start off by asking the obvious: Are sharks a real threat to humans?
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I just liked the idea to start off the record and that became the title.
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But if you start off with a popular position, you're more likely to lose support.
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You start off by losing in New York and California, no matter who it is.
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Uh, actually, could you just start off by telling us — what, what day is it?
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I remember that being one of the big questions I had to start off with.
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Nico: OK, well why don&apost we start off by you telling us the worst.
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Now here it was, finally real, a little pocket of hope to start off 2017.
|
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Stories that start off as hagiographies end up as Job-like challenges to divine justice.
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And if you start off talking tough and there's retaliation, it's hard to unwind that.
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Usually we start off with some kind of dad joke but today there's no time.
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U.S. stocks were set to start off the shortened trading week on a sour note.
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To start off, Apple is offering users a one-month free trial of Apple Arcade.
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But it will start off at this site with 820,000 square feet of factory space.
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"Well, I start off trusting both — but let's see how long that lasts," he said.
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It would just be a demand ... KS: It has to start off at some price.
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I start off with them, and if I'm lucky end up in completely unexpected places.
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We start off by talking about design and how design works as a podcast theme.
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When it comes to the amount of time in a day, we all start off equal.
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We start off with a more interpretive, contemporary feel, and then we go into the foxtrot.
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I wanted to start off with a go-to product that everyone needs at any age.
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If someone's charging towards you, for instance, you might start off firing with your assault rifle.
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" When asked who he would trust, Merkel or Putin, he said: "I'd start off trusting both.
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To start off, you would need to say goodbye to that free IUD and similar contraceptives.
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Start off by controlling two of your most important privacy settings: your watching habits and likes.
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We're going to start off real complicated right off the bat — nobody can agree on this.
|
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Like many gig economy workers, Amazon Flex drivers start off their day by opening an app.
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I start off the morning with an almond milk cappuccino from the deli near my work.
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Analyst polled by FactSet expected corporate profits to have fallen by 4.2% to start off 2019.
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The pilot will start off relatively small in scale and progress over time, according to Drive.
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Just because you start off as a sole proprietor doesn't mean you have to stay one.
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I'm going to tell you one I wish I didn't own, start off on the negative.
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I head out on a long run (nine miles, ah!) to start off the weekend right.
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To start off on mobile, download the Google Pay app from the Play Store on Android.
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Motherboard: I want to start off by asking both of you what prompted this joint investigation.
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If the kids graduate in great debt, they may start off life living with their parents.
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You don't start off as an eight year old training for the Olympics; that's the goal.
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"You'll want to start off by making the pasta by hand," Bob, the resident nonno, began.
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Well you know, I didn't start off with the intentions of writing a book like this.
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One of the things I start off with is talking to people about where they're from.
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They start off as a prep cook, and they start getting offers for line cook positions.
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The speaker's return did not start off well, with a historic government shutdown over border security.
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You can't reach a consensus when you start off a discussion attacking the other person's motive.
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I'd start off with dry rosés from southern France — still plenty of those in the stores.
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FABER: I WANT TO START OFF WITH VIACOM ACTUALLY BECAUSE THAT STOCK IS DOWN THIS MORNING.
|
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Let me start off by asking you about the outlook for the U.S. economy in 2018.
|
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All Tamagotchis start off in "Tamatown", where they can go around making friends with other Tamagotchis.
|
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Homemade Samoas Cookies Start off by perfecting the classic cookie with this homemade Samoas recipe. 2.
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You've got two hours with a set so you start off with those kind of ones.
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And we start off the show by explaining how that was determined back in the 1800s.
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Here are some to start off your collection: customer, patron, folk(s), people, person, individuals… 52.
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You want to start off with something that's the most doable and then expand from there.
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MUNCHIES: Let's start off easy—in terms of pronunciation, is it "la croy" or "la kwah"?
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In my previous life, I'd enjoy the occasional groggy morning tug to start off my day.
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I wish I were in Vancouver so I could start off by giving you a gift.
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Due diligence To start off the conversation, Schiller begins with a discussion of the Mac's growth.
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We start off, innocuously enough, with this image, tweeted out yesterday by PEW researcher Mike Barthel.
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And local efforts usually start off by asking citizens to voluntarily comply with health department orders.
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Start off slow without a weighted ball and just go through the twist and the motion.
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That is a terrible strategy; you want to start off simple and add things over time.
|
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I'm firmly an indoor person, but I thought I'd start off with a little natural splendor.
|
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You'll start off by learning the power of Photoshop, arguably the most essential software of all.
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Start off by saying, we have not moved away from diversity on air as a priority.
|
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The spread of the new coronavirus means that it won't start off 2020 in better shape.
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"I think it'll start off as a niche and I think it'll gradually grow," he said.
|
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The restaurants opening now, these multimillion-dollar places—young chefs don't want to start off small.
|
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Brian Rybak's first day as an Uber driver in the Hamptons did not start off well.
|
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The week didn't start off well for us, but we ended it on a positive note.
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To start off, already there are 23 House Republicans representing districts Hillary Clinton won in 2016.
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I was hoping you could start off by telling us how you made those two decisions.
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The light will start off on red, and when it turns blue, you are ready to print.
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You start off with an egg that slowly starts to crack before a dinosaur eventually pops out.
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The jaw-opener muscles start off the process by pulling the mandibles to their extremely wide position.
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"Even more curiously, parapagurids start off in the usual way, occupying a tiny gastropod shell," Landschoff said.
|
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I wanted to start off by asking the question on everyone's mind: Are you buying Powerball tickets?
|
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Cumberbatch had a hard topic to start off as he gave Brownlee advice on dealing with bullies.
|
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" "The one simple lesson to draw from President Obama's legacy: Do not start off with a compromise.
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I would first of all like to start off this statement saying thank you for your patience.
|
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"When you start off it's fun and innocent and making the videos are really fun," she said.
|
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To start off, Prey has nothing to do whatsoever with the original game, or its canceled sequel.
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How long have you had your Instagram account, and did you start off as a public figure?
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I'd like to start off with thinking back on The Hot Zone when it was originally published.
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Before we get into this theory, let's start off by explaining the difference between warging and skinchanging.
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Stocks closed marginally lower on Tuesday, taking a breather after posting strong gains to start off June.
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I hit the lights early so I can get good sleep to start off the work week.
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The jobs are going to start off at $15 an hour, get up to $18 an hour.
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S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 futures also pointed to solid gains to start off Friday's session.
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Start Off SlowlyHudson suggests beginners pick one exercise and commit to doing it three times a week.
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Decreasing fears of a global trade war helped boost the Dow to start off the fourth quarter.
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Element AI's plan is to hire about 20 engineers and developers to start off, based in London.
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After facing a two-goal deficit, Boston beat St. Louis 4-2 to start off the series.
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Things start off with a bang as Action and crew jump right into the world of jerk.
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We are going to be here a while, so we may as well start off properly medicated.
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I would definitely go back to sweat out a bad day (or start off a good one)!
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If you want to start off super basic, this mini Power Bullet is right up your alley.
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Nerissa: For engineers you start off at a base of about $80,000 [$163,000 USD] as a trainee.
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With panic attacks, there are many theories: You might start off with a strong tendency toward phobias.
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We start off offering our take on the keynote (0:30) and the tenor of Apple announcements.
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"She might start off doing that but the Conservatives might well replace her mid-stream," he said.
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While working for yourself offers limitless flexibility, you don't want to start off on the wrong foot.
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You start off on your own, but can join a team once you reach Level 5. Confused?
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It&aposs the next morning, and we&aposre gonna start off by swatching the alcohol ones first.
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Ms. Merkel, who is famously pragmatic, did not start off with an idealized view of Mr. Obama.
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Caroline Leavitt's novels often start off with a bizarre bang, putting the reader in an instant chokehold.
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Start off with joint rotations or diver's stretches to warm up, and then progress to bodyweight exercises.
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That's should give you a premium bump of Sagan-level scientific wonder to start off your week.
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I start off the day with a big mug of Earl Grey tea without milk and sugar.
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I did not start off on this journey thinking I was going to be an Olympian, though.
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Just looking forward to getting that win, obviously, to start off a good road trip for us.
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"The wedding sets the tone and defines how we want our marriage to start off," he said.
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I want to first start off by saying, thank you so much for your support and love.
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" He added, "I want to start off slower and build up and build up and build up.
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They plan to start off without ads or sponsors and rely instead on a paying membership program.
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So, should he run again, he'd start off as the favorite to win a full third term.
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That delivery rate will start off slowly but increase exponentially, as CEO Elon Musk has previously said.
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But if you have to make broad strategic changes, then your plan was wrong to start off with.
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S. valuations start off as being high both on a historical basis and also on a peer group.
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It's your friendly Managing Editor here to start off a new feature here on Pilot Week: open threads!
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Of the hundreds we've tried, this may be the most elegant — though it doesn't start off that way.
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At the risk of creating more work for myself, let's start off with an email from Vince Tavani.
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They start off more aggressive and then move to more conservative investments as you get closer to retirement.
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They start off with human-like creatures (who happen to have prehensile tails) living in a desert environment.
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LendingTree has been on a hot run to start off 2019, running more than 76% as of Wednesday.
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However, Sian John, chief strategist for EMEA at Symantec, said fines are unlikely to start off that high.
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Bryan: I guess I should start off by tipping my hat to the team at The Walking Dead.
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Thyssenkrupp is encouraged that the new pension scheme Tata will back will start off in surplus, analysts say.
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Passengers on Hawaiian Airlines's flight 446 experienced a bit of time travel to start off their new year.
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For her "referee" look, judge Carrie Ann Inaba rocked a sequined tuxedo dress to start off the show.
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Like many of us, the supermodel has to start off her day with coffee and a good breakfast.
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" Donald says Brandon is more likely to start off small ... possibly doing, "a couple commercials here and there.
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I'd start off slow, because there's a bit of a noticeable lag that takes some getting used to.
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That's not many to start off with, but as Stadia's popularity grows so should the list of games.
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Michael Che wasn't afraid to start off season 22017 of Saturday Night Live with a big political statement.
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"What a great way to start off 2019 for Courtney and me," he told PEOPLE at the time.
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I thought we'd start off this morning just talking about what's happening in the middle east right now.
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As it stands, Peck has clearly made a measured effort to start off on the right foot, too.
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So I start off working in Book Search but then started looking at more and more content products.
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Unfortunately, my 2019 will start off with me flying to New Zealand for 3 weeks due to reservist.
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Fresh concerns over China's slowing economy sent oil prices into a steep decline to start off the week.
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Just to start off, you should never touch a person of color's hair, unless they ask you to.
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Games start off with players taking on neutral opponents, but players advance to taking on player enemies, too.
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After sharp declines to start off the year, it seems like technology stocks are finally finding their footing.
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To start off, the Pen touts 1,024 levels of pressure sensitivity — precisely half of the Wacom Cintiq's 2,215.
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He also mixes iron oxide into the asphalt, but in this case it does not start off magnetic.
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Let's start off by noting that this scooter is super dangerous and has no place on the road.
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Diabetic retinopathy can start off with no symptoms or only mild vision problems but can eventually cause blindness.
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Start off by revisiting a famous talking gorilla, then get serious with everybody's favorite modern nightmare, devastating viruses.
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Apprentices start off with a competitive salary, and as they learn and get more experience, that salary increases.
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Serena Williams' victory in the second round at Wimbledon Friday didn't start off on such a high note.
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" When meeting someone new, most people start off their conversation with the question, "So, what do you do?
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Rachel Premack: Just to start off, I'd love to learn a little bit more about the Chicago office.
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Ken, just to start off, what does it mean to be in charge of inbound transportation at Walmart?
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I want to start off asking about that, and then we&aposll see how much we get through.
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But just to start off, let's hit the most important question of all: Is it enjoyable to read?
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Start off with the caveats: Almost no key Rams players got in the game, including quarterback Jared Goff.
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I'll tell you what, though — this is a fun and healthy way to start off our solving week.
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This week, it's a back-to-school edition: We start off with news about schools using clean energy.
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The S&P 500 fell 0.4% to 3,2406 after rallying more than 252% to start off Wednesday's session.
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"I was thinking about how we all start off the same — wearing almost the same clothes," he says.
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Thursday's gains chipped away at the market's massive two-day sell-off to start off the fourth quarter.
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Most first-timers used to start off small, said Juan Carlos Pulido, a tattoo artist known as Fonty.
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That cap will start off at $10 billion a month and increase quarterly until it reaches $50 billion.
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Can you start off by telling us how you got involved with the industry in the first place?
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Others start off in the job, needing to establish trust and open communication within the first few months.
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"If you start off as preterm or low birthweight, you have so many strikes against you," says Braveman.
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But it will start off with only 400 workers with most of the hiring starting in September 2020.
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" Crystal Hartley summed it up like this: "If you're going to start off with 'At least,' just stop.
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I didn't want him to be like, "Hello young man, nice to meet you," and start off awkward.
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"Usually a show does start off from a handful of works in the collection," Gray Stites told Hyperallergic.
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Perhaps you might start off caring more about people in your own country rather than in other countries.
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To start off on this tough journey as Emmy oracles, we've decided how the acting races will likely end.
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You start off on a calm and easy island with fair weather in order to get the tutorial lessons.
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According to Batikrolls, they start off drawing the design — which can be drawn free-hand or with a stencil.
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But I'd like to start off by looking at how Miller and his team have approached Atwood's source material.
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Hostess Sno-Balls—1958 Let's start off with the 1950s, when televisions were first widely introduced into American households.
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When you start off as an entrepreneur — you were in corporate America and you wanted to be an entrepreneur.
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If I start off the day with some form of exercise, I'm able to stay motivated all day long.
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He did start off with a tiny payments company, though, it took almost all of his money, doing that.
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Moreover, data from Mr Chetty and colleagues show that it helps to start off rich in the first place.
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We start off with Mary Jane Paul (Gabrielle Union) on the phone with her boyfriend, Justin Talbot (Michael Ealy).
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Even if a runoff were to occur, Edwards would start off, at worst, a 50-50 proposition to win.
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As a result, even the most modern rockets start off with a mass that is more than 90% propellant.
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I personally start off most World Cup tournaments with one foot firmly embedded in two camps: Nigeria and England.
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And Bill, you're the new one at the table today, so I'll ask you to start off with this.
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You'll start off by selecting the installation location, with the CLOVER EFI partition you just created as the target.
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The entry that caught my eye was HATERS GONNA HATE, a lively way to start off our solving year.
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Noisey: To start off, at what point did you decide you wanted to tell the story of Noise Records?
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Now, let me start off by saying that Justin Timberlake 100%, without a doubt does not have BDE. Sorry.
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I wanted to start off by asking you what you make of all the blue wave hype in 2018.
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Image Courtesy of SKYGLOWWhat better way to start off your day with a nice, hot cup of existential uncertainty?
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And first I want to start off by saying thank you so much for retweeting my statement last night.
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"The one simple lesson to draw from President Obama's legacy: Do not start off with a compromise," Manning wrote.
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Shares of the copy and fax machine maker are up more than 60 percent to start off the year.
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Psycho was also an influence, in that you start off being in one character's psychology, and then it shifts.
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The caps will start off slightly higher the first year, and move down over two years, the FCC says.
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Sunday, I was DETERMINED to set myself up with a better stock of meals to start off the week.
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We start off this week's episode right in the middle of that intense family blowup that ended last week.
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Other players–like top picks Andrew Bargnani and Glenn Robinson–also start off offering little, and never really progress.
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I make this statement, and it sounds obvious, but it's true: You don't start off with a finished game.
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Soon you'll be able to start off every morning with a cup of coffee and some fresh branded content.
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To start off, the group is focusing on grass-roots fundraising and is asking for $17 donations from individuals.
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You don't start off on Facebook being connected to your friends, you've got to be able to find them.
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"For an opponent to start off with 60 percent more money, that would have been attractive," Mr. Tusk said.
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We start off with long, drawn-out shots that the viewer can take a moment to breathe between cuts.
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The people start off behind screens, and more and more of their very much naked bodies is gradually revealed.
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We start off by just acclimating folks to the Facebook culture, what we're all about, what is our mission.
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They start off doing wet work, analyzing bud and oils for THC, CBD, and terpene levels, purity, and potency.
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Start off your day with a consistent pattern and routine, even if your work duties vary throughout the week.
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Orchestral textures that start off as a hollow whistle gather force like a storm that buffets the solo cello.
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So what I did, I was like, Dad, we're just going to have to start off in the morning.
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It will start off with a population of 2,000 Toyota employees and their families, retired couples, retailers, and scientists.
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They start off, they're young people, they're there for two years, and they're old by the time they leave.
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They typically start off with a lot of people, and participants drop off at different points along the route.
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The first few questions start off easy, so there wasn't really a need to bring Google into the mix.
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Start off in Sydney, where you can catch the fireworks bursting over the famous Sydney Harbor Bridge at midnight.
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Babies on the Indonesian island of Bali don't start off life on the right foot — or on the left.
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"We don't want to start off in a punitive way," Ivy Lee, an aide to Norman Yee, told Mashable.
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"If you start off with 30 four-star reviews, you have a leg up on everybody," Ms. Greer said.
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Quests that start off like video games can end in a slapstick fight or a bruising lesson in disappointment.
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I know from my experience that you start off so enthusiastic, but after three years fighting you feel so deflated.
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Also, you start off $15 in the red, which is basically a reflection of my real world PC building budget.
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For example, rather than start off strong with exclamations, let other people make the first move and match their emotion.
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Whereas the company's California-centric Hollister brand has made some strides, it didn't start off with the same polarizing reputation.
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FABER: LET'S START OFF ON NET NEUTRALITY, BECAUSE OF COURSE, AS IT SHOULD, IT'S ATTRACTED A GOOD AMOUNT OF ATTENTION.
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These type of things always start off targeting the voiceless — people whose warnings of what's to come are rarely heard.
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Start off your week with amazing deals on 4K smart TVs from top retailers like Amazon, Walmart, and Best Buy.
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Most of the really big consumer companies start off with zany ideas that are dismissed as irrelevant by conventional wisdom.
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With it, you get one brush head to start off, a glass charger, and a travel case for easy transport.
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In his second start off the injured list, Sanchez allowed one run on four hits in 5 1/3 innings.
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So even if this whole clown thing didn't start off as a marketing ploy, it's certainly created some fertile ground.
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It didn't take long for the host to make a quick first outfit change to start off the evening right.
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SS Nick Ahmed was given a start off for the third time this season to get a little breathing room.
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Before we start off, I figure I should make sure I know which questions are and are not off limits.
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Nilay, Dieter, and Paul start off the show discussing the new review system and how-tos coming to the site.
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For Saildrone, where the data start off on the surface, the equivalent would be to build its own satellite network.
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"Concentrated funds start off deeper in the expense hole and have a deeper expense gap to traverse," Mr. Davis said.
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You can start off with a simple conversation topic — what they are planning to do (or did) on the weekend.
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He'll start off modestly, with his locs stuffed into a brimmed hat or underneath the hood of a designer sweatshirt.
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Nikita, 19, Student VICE: I'll start off by asking the obvious: why choose Tinder for not wanting to hook-up?
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"We're going to start off with a grant-based model, but we want to create something that's sustainable," said Javed.
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You don't start off with a clean slate, so you can't go out of bounds––even if you want to.
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"I just wanted to start off by saying I'm sorry, um ... just going to pull my notes out," Mongeau said.
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"The vast majority of the meetings I have start off with a 203-minute talk about Brexit," Mr. Hurst said.
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Plan ahead for the week, including something to look forward to, and start off your Monday morning with something nice.
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Thus, I decided that I'm going to start off the food menu at my restaurant without importing anything from Mexico.
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TIRRELL: I WANT TO START OFF WITH A BIG TOPIC PEOPLE ARE TALKING ABOUT HERE WHICH IS THE TAX OVERHAUL.
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They look good to start off, but always disappoint me in ways that feel like my balls were equally crushed.
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Gail Collins: Bret, I guess we ought to start off with the attorney general's performance before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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If you're going to start off with any three games, the ones included in this bundle provide a great foundation.
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LET'S START OFF FOLLOWING UP ON SOME OF THE COMMENTS YOU MADE IN YOUR PRESENTATION EARLIER HERE AT THE COMMUNACOPIA.
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Applebee's: OPEN Start off your Thanksgiving with a $1 Vodka Cranberry Lemonade from Applebee's — it's sure to kickstart your day.
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You start off in a park-like area just outside a backyard garden where a man is hard at work.
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"The one simple lesson to draw from President Obama's legacy: Do not start off with a compromise," Ms. Manning wrote.
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CHELSEA MORNING I don't drink coffee and start off my day with a big glass of room temperature water instead.
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Dow futures were up by 91 points, indicating a gain of more than 80 points to start off Wednesday's session.
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It's not unusual for the government to start off small to work out the kinks, said a Homeland Security official.
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The friends start off the series as the comic relief, often joking around and providing toilet hooch to their friends.
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If you're looking at this guide to get gift ideas, let's start off with what your gift will go in.
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In recent years the pre-term "long conference" has resulted in some significant grants to start off the new term.
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In the mouth, this translates to bites that start off rich and juicy; but that juiciness wears off much quicker.
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Questions to start off dinner: What was the single worst thing that happened to you in the past five days?
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You'll start off by tackling Google Analytics and Google Ads – two absolutely essential tools for gaining traction on the web.
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Let's start off just by explaining how you got to here, because you're a couple years into this now, right?
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Stella and Will start off at odds, but are progressively drawn towards each other, in part because they know it's forbidden.
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These cuddle sessions start off as a mellow jams but almost always end with the calf falling into a deep sleep.
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In the hacker world, it's not uncommon for hackers to start off wearing black hats and end up changing their ways.
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January 249 will start off unusually cold across the entire lower 230 states, in an unusually expansive and intense cold snap.
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And then we would start off with an acoustic or electric guitar going and then build on it to different places.
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You have to make it make sense to you because your intuition is really all you got to start off with.
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In celebration of Pride 2019, we start off our photo stories this week with galleries that explore facets of LGBTQ history.
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Assuming you start off in New York (sorry, non-New Yorkers), flying to Barcelona, will cost $366 and take 7.5 hours.
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I drive to a trailhead in the foothills and start off with my dog running laps around me along the way.
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Instead I give her a farm or a cow to earn a living and start off her life like a son.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 11.40 points to 26,536.82 after rising more than 100 points to start off the session.
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It's hard to think of a better way to start off the new year than with 31 free cups of coffee.
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TIRRELL: LET'S START OFF WITH THE NEWS OF THE WEEK, YOUR BLOG POST, YOUR PLEDGE, YOUR SOCIAL CONTRACT ABOUT DRUG PRICES.
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Opening up about the beginning of their romantic relationship, Kunis revealed that things didn't start off so seriously between the pair.
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Well, it&aposs actually not that easy, You know, let me first start off by saying I&aposm not a socialist.
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And there was a ... it did start off a lot in the gay area, among gay men trying to hook up.
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TURTLENECK CUT-OUT BODYSUIT Price: $39 (but now, buy one get one 50% off!) Start off your look with the basics.
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Detroit starter Jordan Zimmermann, making his first start off the 73-day disabled list, gave up four runs in five innings.
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If he's not thrilled with the idea of physically topping you, maybe start off light with a coercion role-play scenario.
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The oscillations start off very Grimes before seguing into a slippery synth-pop tune, a little 80s, a lotta modern too.
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"You start off having a sexual relationship with yourself; it's the first person you ever have a relationship with," she says.
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Of course, we need to start off with Hanna Marin's major "Choose" milestone since the Liar is now a married woman.
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Peters didn't start off well, as he walked Kevin Newman and hit both Reynolds and Starling Marte to load the bases.
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I like to kind of start off by etching the shape that I want to go with for the eye first.
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Rachel Premack: Just to start off, how would you say Shopify looks at retailers or sellers as part of the platform?
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Here are some more of the key findings from the Ramsey survey:Nearly two-thirds of all marriages start off in debt.
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Chinese buyers tend to start off with a phone with a 63-inch screen, just like the iPhone SE, he argued.
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Joe Biden and Beto O'Rourke, for example, would start off with a good shot of winning, if they decide to run.
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"The prices start off pretty high, because people tend to have limited flexibility when it comes to Thanksgiving," Mr. Surry said.
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Let me start off by saying I have no non-public information about Amazon's search for a second headquarters, aka HQ2.
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To start, OFF Fossil Fuels plans to distribute a pledge for all elected officials at all levels to hold them accountable.
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It didn't start off on the best foot: shortly before he was due onstage, he found himself stuck in the toilets.
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Can you start off talking about what the last month has been like for you as someone running an Obamacare marketplace?
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Avoidance patterns can start off harmlessly, like watching a little TV, cooking a nice dinner, or having a beer to relax.
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To start off — once again, we'll be in the confusing situation of getting not just one Nevada caucus result but three.
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We start off good and things go off the rails when L. buys $40 worth of lobster tails for Christmas Eve.
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"Most couples start off wanting to be nice to each other, good to each other, responsive to each other," Pearson says.
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Get out of bed and start off your morning fitness routine by dancing to your favorite song for a few minutes.
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My hair is shiny smooth it gets pretty hot so start off at the low temp and work your way up.
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"Let me just start off by saying I heard it was 17 agencies," he said when asked about the intelligence assessment.
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" In the NBC interview, he said, "I want to start off slower and build up and build up and build up.
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The Boston left-hander beat the Orioles in his first start off the disabled list May 31, but has faltered since.
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Wind techs start off making $19–23/hr though not uncommon for some to make six figures within the first year.
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U.S. stock futures were up sharply to start off 245, after Wall Street closed lower on the final day of last year.
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For my money, I'd rather start off with a simpler electric toothbrush like the Sonicare and save my money for replacement heads.
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They typically start off talking about their issues with BuzzFeed, why they decided to leave, and what they hope to do next.
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The market rally to start off the year seemed to show how much Wall Street began to dismiss much of Trump's rhetoric.
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In fact, his career didn't exactly start off as he would have hoped, having gone 225-216 in his first five fights.
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When Hartness met Yontz several years later, the introduction between the two most important men in her life didn't start off positively.
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And if you decide to train for it, it can help you start off your year with a goal to work toward.
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To start off the game between the Anaheim Ducks and Calgary Flames, Nero the bomb-sniffing dog dropped the ceremonial first puck.
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To start off, two California drivers got into serious dustups because they completely misunderstood or misused their Teslas' ability to drive themselves.
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Many advisers suggest that workers start off with a high allocation to equities and then switch to bonds as they approach retirement.
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Adventures will start off conservatively, and players will walk up to the rough area that Microsoft has designated a place to play.
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If you need to borrow, start off by pulling your credit score from one of the many sites that offer free access.
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Here's how it went: VICE: Let's start off with a simple one: Are there too many people in the world right now?
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Bankers usually aim for 20-30 percent "pop" on the first day to start off on good terms with the stock market.
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The S&P 500 rallied more than 17% to start off 2019, notching its best first half in more than 20 years.
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WHEN YOU START OFF ON THE CLOUD,YOU BUILD A BUNCH OFINFRASTRUCTURE, BUT YOU CAN'TRENT ANY ROOMS UNTIL THE HOTEL'S FULLY BUILT.
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Sourcing your food Bananas, though widely considered to be a yellow fruit, start off as green due to the presence of chlorophyl.
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It's sexy and smooth – I start off with a low Toni Braxton vibe, and then Jess hits those higher notes later on.
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Mensah: As far as other artists that, you know, I admire in the industry, I have to start off with Jacci Gresham.
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"So I think we're going to probably start up something very shortly between Russia and ourselves, maybe to start off," he continued.
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In 2020, the country star, 26, will be headlining the Worldwide Beautiful Tour, which will start off in Dublin on Feb. 2.
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Here's Waka Flocka Flame, doing it right: And here's President Obama, from his 2012 AMA: Trump's AMA didn't start off this way.
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It's like a drug—you start off small, and a little becomes a little bit more and more as time goes on.
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You start off slowly, and by starting off slowly you have background checks and a waiting period before people can get guns.
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Aja: I want to start off by asking the rest of you which parts of the episode you thought worked the best.
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Having a professional-looking, organized way to start off the year like a monogrammed Moleskine planner is a thoughtful and useful gift.
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They are not going to start off by saying, 'We don't sell this model,' or 'We don't do this kind of work.
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Couples who choose the experience will get start off their visit on a high with transportation from the airport to the resort.
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Every day was structured similarly: We&aposd start off with a one-hour vinyasa yoga flow, followed by a 30-minute meditation.
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We each start off with a beer, and even though we didn't plan to eat, the flatbreads look irresistible at only $9.
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What better way to start off the new year than by producing an ad for iPad that spawned a million Internet opinions?
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Besides being unfunny, that also made it unwelcoming, which is not the way you want to start off a three-hour show.
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To start off 2020, pharmaceutical manufacturers are raising prices on hundreds of drugs — which probably means net drug spending will go up.
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This was just a great treat for baseball fans to have these two teams go and to start off the new season.
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The Dow initially tumbled more than 700 points to start off Thursday's session before swinging squarely into positive territory on the day.
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Cultish workouts like spinning and boxing start off as flings, bloom into obsessions, and then become relegated to private conversations between participants.
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I've had to walk away from a couple of publishers because, although they start off being warm and enthusiastic, they chicken out.
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Although we usually think of oysters as being immobile rocks, they start off their lives being able to swim through the water.
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"The filibuster concept is not a good concept to start off with," Trump told Fox News in an interview on April 28th.
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So grab a tub of vanilla ice cream, find something to binge watch on Netflix, and start off Hot-Pie Season right.
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Monday, June 12 There's a PC Gaming Show to start off the day, taking the time slot occupied in years past by Microsoft.
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What seemed to start off as a winking and benign recycling of the pop culture past has mutated into something far more insidious.
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TRUMP: I would say I give our relationship, in terms of grade, the highest levels of special, so we start off with special.
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"The one simple lesson to draw from President Obama's legacy: do not start off with a compromise," Manning wrote in the op-ed.
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" Sanders added that he would be scaling up: "I want to start off slower and build up and build up and build up.
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Uh let's start off with the first one a woman survived for 10 hours in the sea after falling from a cruise ship.
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Unfortunately, many new franchise owners start off with unrealistic financial expectations, and never achieve the level of financial success they had hoped for.
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Confidence: Medium-High Wednesday morning may start off clear and dry, but clouds rapidly increase with rain developing between the afternoon and evening.
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In other cases, the answers is less clear – startups might start off focused focused on B2G, but then find themselves focused on B2B.
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You'll start off with jumping jacks to get your heart rate going and continue on through different exercises, including crunches and leg raises.
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The major indexes posted small losses in each of the previous two sessions as a rally to start off June took a pause.
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They start off really close down here to her eyelid… Everybody's got little idiosyncrasies about them that you want to pick up on.
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They start off with a softball question, asking personal assistant Stephanie Shepherd about her feather tattoo, before delving into the truly personal investigations.
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The film seems to start off on a familiar storyline of a young Muslim man who gets radicalised and carries out a bombing.
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City workers, who wear disposable hazmat suits, start off by coning off all the piles of human feces on a stretch of sidewalk.
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"So ... now we literally are going to start off with less than we even had the first day we were married," he said.
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You start off in the game emerging from a cave after having slumbered for a century, like when Christ rolled the stone away.
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Nikita: Mostly because a lot of my friends have formed meaningful relationships with guys off Tinder that didn't necessarily start off with sex.
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Big gorillas start off itty-bitty, just check out the size comparison between this week-old western lowland gorilla newborn and its mom.
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Your body's circadian rhythms make the healing process slower to start off at nighttime, which delays recovery for weeks after you got hurt.
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Lead by an experienced rape crisis counselor, the men start off by discussing what role they might be playing in propagating rape culture.
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This is where I confess that I sometimes start off standing to piss only to realize that I'm in for the bonus plan.
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Heck said Democrats would face a battle in maintaining their gains two years down the road, but they start off with an edge.
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Very high levels of adenoviruses (37 million per liter) were also detected at the Gloria Marina, where the sailing races will start off.
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But in the world of health care, we'll start off with a deal some major disruption potential (as they say in Silicon Valley).
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It's a simple, turn-based affair where you start off in a base, while Alexa provides you with some information about your surroundings.
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Then, the participant gives that college freshman $100 worth of essential school supplies to start off their college career on the right foot.
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MONDAY PUZZLE — Nothing helps you start off the week in a better frame of mind than some Jimi Hendrix ear worm, I say.
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The wildly inconsistent Flyers have dropped three of four, including a back-to-back to start off the current four-game road stretch.
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Start off by figuring that if you have a reasonable life expectancy, you can wait for "Hamilton" ticket prices to settle and sink.
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You'll start off with the basics of Photoshop CS6 and CC, from vector tools to text editing to blurring, sharpening, and smudging backgrounds.
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"So ... now we literally are going to start off with less than we even had the first day we were married," he said.
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You start off with a gold key (a permanent item you'll have forever), and find one-time-use silver keys throughout your adventure.
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At Club Max, I used to have Mark Oliver start off the first hour or so, and I'd play after him until six.
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We travel to the northernmost parts of Norway and start off in Finnmark where we meet the young Sami reindeer herder Jon Mikkel.
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With online writing, you only need a few thousand characters to start off your book and to show your readers what you're writing.
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Hope this midweek offering in Saturday's clothes provides both a formidable challenge and a welcome change of pace to start off your weekend.
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Or, an essay might start off with single spaces after periods, but by the end, suddenly the sentences have two spaces after periods.
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Cardinals veteran Adam Wainwright allowed three runs on six hits in 5 1/3 innings in his first start off the injured list.
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Newly minted graduates with a bachelor's in marketing start off with a median salary of $50,400, the National Center for Education Statistics found.
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To start off the week, WorldPride partnered with the L.G.B.T. Center for its annual Garden Party, billed as the official kickoff to WorldPride.
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"I think you have to start off with the idea that you're not going to be able to achieve it perfectly," says Penzel.
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According to data from Bank of America Merrill Lynch, 54 percent of large-cap managers beat their benchmarks to start off the year.
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"It is very important to show that our momentum is still strong as we start off the new year," said Clement Chung, 26.
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For many young women, if you don't want to offend or start off on the wrong note, it's a risk to speak up.
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"You start off first with something very dramatic" as a starting point for negotiations, and then there's room to scale back, Cashin added.
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That's why you can start off the year fired up about saving money or exercising but lose enthusiasm after a couple of months.
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These numbers, though, clearly indicate that they start off with a more firm base than others in their quest to win the nomination.
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Start off with a quick rundown of what you plan to address, then move into an opening statement and finally make your requests.
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And we'd encourage those who start off with a healthy breakfast to stick to it — but the rest of us need not worry.
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You'll start off thinking about what kind of ORE the constructors are looking for, and you'll end up realizing that it's a TYPO.
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You see them start off in subcultures, where the purpose of an image is to contribute to a conversation that's already going on.
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"Let's just start off by saying it's damn cold," says Dennis Thomas, president of the Coney Island Polar Bear Club, established in 2500.
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To start off, users are asked to scan a Snapcode that will open a link with instructions, before giving you to your first clue.
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Still, much of Trump's failure to start off his presidency on a more positive and popular footing should indeed be laid at Bannon's feet.
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"A lot of her heroic female characters start off as Harriet Tubman, Sojourner Truth, or other major figures from African-American history," Canavan says.
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The hypothetical versions of Reddit start off hyper-visual, then shrink back to hyper-minimal, with a range of wild design ideas in between.
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While things between Underwood and his potential suitors seem to start off pretty steamy, fans are quickly reminded that the bachelor is a virgin.
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Overall, it's clear that at the very least that impeachment would start off as highly polarizing on a national level if not outright unpopular.
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The one I want to start off talking about is your first job in New York — was it your first job in New York?
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As far as celebrity beauty trademarks go, it's pretty standard to start off with a broad explanation of the products before getting more specific.
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So each baby girl started out as a separate fertilized egg (monozygotic, or identical twins, start off from the same egg and then divide).
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In the case of Monster Hunter: World, you start off in the Ancient Forest, keep on to the Wildspire Waste, [then] to Coral Highlands.
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"To start off, I would like to say that I love each and EVERY ONE of my fans," he wrote in a tweeted statement.
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Start off the week right with deals on electric toothbrushes — including the Oral-B Pro 7500 — and impress your dentist at your next appointment.
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Let's start off with the disappointing part of today's Instagram announcement: The app is not, contrary to some rumors, returning to its chronological feed.
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"You start off as the Bond girl, and then you think it's just the girlfriend, and then you're like, She's actually [Bond]," she suggested.
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"I don't think it's a bad idea to start off with big concepts first and then work it down to the details," said Perry.
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So while the feature will start off with more basic suggestions, Microsoft says it expects them to improve and become more complex over time.
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Stocks fell for a second day on Wednesday, pressured by declines in tech and bank shares, pausing a sharp rally to start off June.
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Children from prosperous, educated backgrounds start off with a huge advantage because they already get a lot of stimulation and informal learning at home.
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"It's been a long time (without winning) so happy to start off the year great," said Day, who also triumphed here three years ago.
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And instead of risking messing up someone else's save state, a new player can just start off the experience with the first DVD disc.
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" Last week, an insider told PEOPLE that the two did start off as "just friends, but you know Scott — he just can't help himself.
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Part of that comes from the fact that they have four different ride modes, so you can start off slow if you're still learning.
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Spotify launched its initial public offering (IPO) today at the New York Stock Exchange, but unfortunately things didn't start off on the right foot.
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You'll start off by building a mini weather station and powering a robotic arm, then work your way up to making your own wearables.
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"I didn't start off knowing Frankie Knuckles; I was just another bright-eyed kid coming up to him with a record," Heard tells me.
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Stocks skyrocketed to start off 2145 but the rally may lose some steam as the approaches a near-term top, according to J.P. Morgan.
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Think of it this way: A patient's cancer cells all start off with the same tree trunk, but then grow different kinds of branches.
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While things between Underwood and his potential suitors seemed to start off pretty steamy, fans were quickly reminded that the bachelor is a virgin.
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Everyone that comes understand it's just a really healing experience with an amazing choir, and amazing messages about love to start off your week.
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"I wanted to give him the start off, one of these three, just figured this would be a good one," manager Chip Hale said.
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LET ME START OFF WITH U.K. POLICY THERES EXPECTATIONS IN THE MARKET FOR NOVEMBER RATE HIKES THE FIRST ONE, I BELIEVE, IN TEN YEARS.
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To start off her retelling of the evening, the Dancing with the Stars contestant showed a close-up view of her Atelier Zuhra dress.
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"If Uber is going to have a fresh start, it should start off on a good foot," said one person close to the situation.
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Sinha said she didn't start off trying to pit Naithani against Watsa, but added the college professor emerged as the "other camp" quite naturally.
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The Dow Jones industrial average and the extended their strong 2017 rallies to start off the new year, hitting record highs on Jan. 26.
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Or, from the perspective of a debater: If you start off with a seemingly unpopular position, you're more likely to wind up gaining support.
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However, this year it is going to start off particularly hot across the country, as a dangerous heat wave stretches from Arizona to Maine.
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Let's start off really quick with profits: aside from the last two quarters, Stitch Fix posted a six-quarter streak of positive net income.
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LG: So I guess first what we should start off just asking what is sexting, or how do you define sexting exactly these days?
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If life is about "match quality," then you should start off broad and then go narrow when you find what hits your sweet spot.
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And just like the Galaxy S10 5G, the Galaxy Note 10 Plus 5G will start off as a Verizon exclusive in the United States.
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We start off in Cumberland Island, Georgia's largest and wildest barrier island, which offers memorable meals, fine fishing, secluded beaches and a rich history.
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These kinds of trends help explain why inequality is such a major issue in American politics as we start off the formal election process.
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Red Lobster: CLOSED Starbucks: OPEN If you're expecting a full house on Thursday, maybe start off the day with a holiday beverage from Starbucks.
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That doesn't mean that protagonists don't start off weak (like Link in Legend of Zelda or really any RPG), or aren't presented as powerless.
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Faranello expects the year to start off strong, with corporate treasurers looking to raise about $303 billion to $230 billion in the debt market.
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It will start off-plan sales of residential properties once it gets the license from the ministry of housing, probably in 2018, he said.
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Registered dietitian and nutritionist Shena Jaramillo told Insider that overnight oats are an easy way to start off a DASH-friendly day of eating.
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"So President Trump and I did not start off well," the South Carolina Republican said at the Conservative Political Action Conference just outside Washington.
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He can start off light and smoothly spiral down to something else, all in the blink of an eye: She was laughing, laughing away.
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They'll start off June 15 in Pointiac, Michigan at Pike Room and close things out at Lee's Palace in Toronto exactly one month later.
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"Any implementation we do here will start off very controlled," Andre Fuetsch, president of AT&T Labs and chief technology officer, said in an interview.
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"He didn't start off that well in the first inning; he walked the first hitter, but then he settled in," Nationals manager Dusty Baker said.
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We've waited 19 months to once again hear the dulcet tones of cello and drums that start off each new episode of Game of Thrones.
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Made from green fruits and veggies only — kale, spinach, pear, and cucumber — this vibrant bowl will help start off your day on the right note.
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Obama jokes at start of final press conference: "Let me start off by saying I was sorely tempted to wear a tan suit today." pic.twitter.
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Dopamine is often referred to as what's give us feelings of pleasure—but you start off the book by saying that that's not quite right.
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I wanted to start off by talking about how your job has changed in the last few months, now that it's become the dominant story.
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As long as you're planning ahead, there are lots of easy ways to start off on the right foot — and end on a high note.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 174.31 points, or 0.6%, to close at 29,276.82 after dropping more than 100 points to start off the session.
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"We are going to start off 18 on a better note than the way we started 17," he said at its results presentation in March.
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" Trump initially tried to deflect Cuomo's question about his rhetoric on Bill Clinton's affairs, sarcastically calling it "a nice way to start off the interview.
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They can start off by calculating all of their expenses — from rent to cellphones to their Netflix account — and see where they can cut back.
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To start off, Simon, who spent the original movie plotting to steal the crown and kingdom from Prince Richard, is a far too obvious suspect.
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Though the holidays often start off with excitement, the feeling can very quickly morph into financial panic when it comes time to foot the bill.
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Dr. Dahlia, a lover of all critters (spiders included) was given a stethoscope and a high-five to start off her first day of work.
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"Sometimes when you just start off with activism, people ignore you or they get bored with it or feel like it's too aggressive," she explains.
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"Generally speaking, if you have a low-tax, low-regulatory state, then you start off with a big advantage relative to other states," says King.
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The online-only banks in Hong Kong plan to start-off by offering services such as savings accounts, credit cards, personal loans and travel insurance.
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Reserve managers who start off wanting to sell dollars often end up buying them back when they see competitiveness is at risk, says Mr Englander.
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"Nobody's quite cracked the nut when it comes to tablet 2-in-1 productivity," is the line the company used to start off its presentation.
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Nguyen chronicled the protests in a series of tweets , which start off with him emphasizing his pride in the Vietnamese people coming together to demonstrate.
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What I'd love to know, just to start off, and then Rani can jump in any time, is how did you get started on this?
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Follow the step-by-step Snapchat story so you can start off your day with a sweet breakfast treat that you'll like a waffle lot!
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Let's start off with a vocabulary reminder: First, the White Walkers are the blue-skinned, otherworldly beings that have the power to reanimate the dead.
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Though the campaign may be hard-fought and nasty, most voters start off ready to give the new president-elect the benefit of the doubt.
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I think anything that you're passionate about, you can turn into a business, but it takes creativity, perseverance, because it won't start off like that.
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"You start off first with something very dramatic" as a starting point for negotiations, and then there's room to scale back, Cashin said last week.
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In other words, design solidifies, and naturalizes, things that start off as opinions, stories and traditions, supplying form to the fictions by which we live.
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The dogs start off being trained in prisons -- 13 facilities have programs around the nation -- where inmates teach the 10-week-old pups basic commands.
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I'm going to start off by saying that even though I've never been a Kardashian-Jenner super fan, I have always respected their work ethic.
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The collaboration will start off with Here using Naver Labs' M1, a 3D indoor mapping robot that uses laser scanners and cameras, to capture information.
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To start off, we're skipping our weekly mix of curated tunes to ensure we devote more than enough time to our two very special guests.
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So we're just gonna start off by doing a rapid-fire overview of some of the stuff we're not going to go as deep on.
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They start off observant Jews — kissing a mezuza on the door of their store, citing rabbis — and become less so as the play wears on.
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To start off your search, we have tracked down some of the best gifts that will help to make a difference all around the world.
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"We write a lot of young men off as thugs, but an apple on a tree does not start off as rotten," Ms. Hightower said.
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"We shouldn't start off with the idea that climate science begins with some experiments that were done in Europe in the 19th century," says Whyte.
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They start off on a sweet note with boozy cocktails and banana splits at Balderdash, before picking up takeaway burgers at local hotspot Gasoline Grill.
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Sometimes a client will need to warm up to the whole thing, in which case I start off by focusing on what he immediately needs.
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Check out more videos from VICE: VICE Impact: You met Melvin when he was 11 or 12 -- did he start off playing basketball for you?
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The reason we had to start off with step 210 was that it was all I could afford to do with what I made from PayPal.
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First, I am going to start off with gravity balls in some sort of linear structure so that I can see if they maintain their shape.
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"Everyone that comes understands it's just a really healing experience with an amazing choir, and amazing messages about love to start off your week," she said.
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Right now the company has signed with 6 teams, and is starting off in Latin America to start off given the pain points that exist there.
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In his opening address to the EPA's employees last month, Administrator Pruitt sought to assuage some of these concerns and start off on the right foot.
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He suggested the government "start off with, talking to the developers who own the agricultural land" and then speed up approvals to develop the agricultural land.
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FORTT: LET ME START OFF WITH A QUESTION ABOUT THE MOVE WITH STACY SMITH WHO WALL STREET KNOWS VERY WELL AS CFO FOR A LONG TIME.
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"MLS is such, and we know it all too well, you can start off slow and continue (to the playoffs)," Schmetzer told reporters after practice Monday.
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Too many British politicians start off in Westminster in their mid-twenties as special advisors (Spads, in the jargon) and never have a career outside politics.
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Fithian wrote that, like prize-fighting, two men would meet at a space, surrounded by a cheering (and typically inebriated) crowd, and start off by boxing.
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Because I didn't want to start off the first night questioning any man's motives, I decided to send him home early even before the rose ceremony.
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From a best-selling bronzer to a multi-tasking hair styler, this month's Play box has everything you need to start off the school year strong.
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The S&P 500 rallied more than 203% to start off 2019, notching its best first six months of a year in more than 20 years.
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Both Wade and Zack follow Alexander's imperatives like they're checking them off a list: They start off poor but then make millions from their video games.
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Newton&aposs theory assumes that if the black holes didn&apost start off connected to one another, they would pass each other without affecting one another.
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Start off by contributing enough to get the full employer match and making the minimum payments on loans while you build an emergency fund, she said.
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They start off with declarations to not break Canadian law then move to a promise to inform the work using "Canadian values," which are not defined.
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I have students from all over the world that probably had a better start in life than me, and they immediately start off by looking down.
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Connecting to WindowsLet's start off with the easy one by connecting an Xbox One controller (made by Microsoft) to the Windows operating system (developed by Microsoft).
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As part of Vanity Fair's "Derek Does Stuff With A Friend," the host, Derek Blasberg, and Delevingne start off slow, by drawing some still still life.
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Since Honda will be turning this new Civic into both sporty Si and Type R variants, it needed to start off with its strongest foot forward.
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Sometimes the callers start off with stories of burned feet and boiler explosions; the helpline for gas complaints is confusingly similar to the helpline for cybercrime.
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You start off with a battle class — a framework of sorts — which then defines the fighting style, upgrade tree and move sets your Skylander will get.
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No matter how you eat them (plain, covered in blueberries, thin and crispy, giant and fluffy), they're a decadent, delicious way to start off your day.
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Verdict: I thought it'd start off easy and assign myself green for the first day because there were no shortage of green ingredients in my fridge.
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Let's start off with one scene that could prove enormously consequential to the series: Jon Snow actually petted one of Dany's dragons, and ... it went great!
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While things start off innocently enough, it soon becomes clear that Alex's decision to ditch Delta in favor of some cozier accommodations was a colossal mistake.
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Children here start off at a disadvantage — one in seven babies is born prematurely, and lead can increase rates of preterm birth and low birth weight.
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Start off with a half-mile jog or set the incline on your treadmill to 10 and walk to really to get your heart rate up.
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We certainly didn't start off meaning, er, 'that thing' when we first started singing 'Combine Harvester'—it was in the other version of the song first.
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Scott, Tiny, Kandi Burruss, LaTocha Scott and their dancers start off strong, barely missing a step, until it's time for the top layer to come off.
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As one can probably tell from the trailer, the two start off butting heads but eventually fall in love, with Will's condition looming over their happiness.
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But how do they accomplish that when they start off with holes in their knowledge of the agencies they are funding and of the budget process?
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We will use the bulletin board as a jumping off point for discussion of the multicultural works by American authors which start off the school year.
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But these projections help confirm what pollsters and pundits have been saying for months: Trump and Cruz start off very badly positioned for a national campaign.
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"Always a Godmother, Never a God" (season 6, episode 4) Season six is the season where Rory and Lorelai start off not speaking to each other.
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Eventually, even when they start off with a loving partner, their worst fear comes true because their defensive behavior ends up driving the other person away.
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Netflix and Morgan Stanley both reported quarterly earnings that topped analyst expectations, adding to a string of better-than-expected results to start off the season.
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"I've seen instances when T.S.A. had to rip open beautifully wrapped gifts, which is not a fun way to start off a holiday," Mr. Solomito said.
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The three returning cast members start off in fairly exalted positions, having spent their decade away from our screens working their way up the social ladder.
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You can start off the year by looking at your credit card's year-end-review statement and identify areas where you can cut back your spending.
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There is some good stuff in your puzzle — I liked NERF GUN and the twin Superman clues — and you get to start off our solving week.
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That can help users not just start off organized but stay organized, especially since people tend to switch back and forth between contexts as they work.
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Wall Street is looking for profit of $1.24 per share and revenue of $1.103 billion to start off the consumer packaged goods company's 2020 fiscal year.
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In a downtown area, it could start off as a vacant lot or an old building, and after a few years, it becomes something completely different.
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How many people start off with a genuine interest in history and then find themselves pulled into a black hole of misogyny and racism and hate?
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Start off at Temple Emanu-El, where the Naumburg Orchestral Concerts are being held this summer, for a free concert by the Orchestra of St. Luke's.
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Start off at Temple Emanu-El, where the Naumburg Orchestral Concerts are being held this summer, for a free concert by the Orchestra of St. Luke's.
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Gail Collins: Bret, in honor of Valentine's Day, I'm going to give you the gift of deciding what current event we should start off with. Virginia?
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Let's start off with some news from Brazil: The Olympics are nigh and more than half of the Olympic Village is not even close to complete.
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"Explaining that new technologies start off expensive, Evans added, "I think that Juicero was killed in the first inning ... and normally a baseball game is nine innings.
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If you thought you were going to start off 2017 eating nothing but raw vegetables in order to recover from all those rich holiday foods, think again.
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It will start off slow, but the continuous stream of sunlight, plus the complete absence of friction, should allow it to reach relatively high speeds over time.
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"You start off on the first board, and on board 21, that's where it reaches the maximum difficulty," Mitchell said in a recent interview about the achievement.
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Stocks rose to notch a fresh record close on Monday, but the gains were muted as Wall Street remained cautious to start off the corporate earnings season.
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But it will start off permissioned, and there is really no roadmap to the stated end-goal of a permissionless blockchain except for the end-goal itself.
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The purchasing managers' index tracking China's services sector has slowed since December, while the index gauging China's key manufacturing sector indicated a contraction to start off 2019.
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Each company is different, so Headstart has to run each set in a void to start off in order to establish a baseline understanding of the company.
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I hate to say it, dictators and they all start off by saying Mr. President, I'd like to congratulate you on the incredible economy that you've created.
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We've got a classic The 303 conundrum, then another one, and some Octavia being a badass scenes, so let's just start off by applauding this great episode.
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Accompanying the in its ride high to start off 27.2 are the Dow Jones Industrial Average, Nasdaq Composite and the Russell 2000, which tracks small-cap stocks.
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"The crazy part about it — we start off the right way, but teams are so much faster than us," head coach Tyronn Lue said after Monday's loss.
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You start off wondering what you could have done better, then you are angry, then you are sad, then you are reflective, and eventually... you're feeling sassy.
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To avoid both the quarrels and the potential STD, how do you start off on the right financial foot in a relationship and avoid being a statistic?
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I start off from a point of familiarity, where people can recognize certain elements, but then also see how some of it might be challenging conventional menswear.
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You've got to phase into it, you start off with some mild videos and then suddenly you're sitting there watching people picking out worms from somebody's feet.
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Let me start off by saying that if these accusations are true, then Kavanaugh should not be a Supreme Court Justice or a judge of any kind.
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Here are a few types of questions that stump most candidates — and how you can give smart responses: Hiring managers start off as being on your team.
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To start off the morning, he even told the jury to disregard an accusation he had made earlier, that the prosecution had disobeyed him about a witness.
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Michelle Williams and I had the script all but memorized ahead of time, which was essential, considering the stop-start, off-the-beat rhythm of Harrower's dialogue.
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At first blush, it's easy to take Yoku's Island Express as a platformer; you start off by directly controlling a small bug who is far too cute.
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Most of the classes start off with a word race, where pupils write down the first word that comes into their head when they see another word.
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The Curran Theater in San Francisco will host the production from April 20183 to May 6 to start off the theater's first full season after being renovated.
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She doesn't start off with veterans and all the conservative stuff; she very wisely starts off with Bernie Sanders and Black Lives Matter and all that stuff.
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Get it now while it's on sale for $39 (usually $2,000 if you buy all the courses individually) and start off 2020 on a new career path.
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You might not always be correct, and you'll write over a square once in a while, but that's O.K. Pro-tip: Start off with the short words.
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The morning might start off sunny, but you'll get caught in the rain at lunch, be sweating by tea time and then freeze on your way home.
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First of all let me start off by saying if I was an incredible predictor of the future I would probably be in a very different business.
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The letters will start off telling Jenny how the inmate saw her picture and that she looks lovely and he doesn't judge her for what she did.
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Similar to Project Runway, Netflix's Next In Fashion will start off with a pool of designers who will come face-to-face with all sorts of design challenges.
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Start off by researching to see if the brand that makes the product offers any initiatives; if it doesn't, that's when you can look into organizations like TerraCycle.
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You start off with lower payments, but those are only going to cover what you owe in interest, and meanwhile the principal will continue to accrue new interest.
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One reason she incises the surface is to start off with an active ground, which, in the tangle of crisscrossing lines, will offer up unexpected forms and configurations.
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" Bristol writes: "I want to start off this post by saying I would never wish any of these threats on Azealia's mother (or anyone's mother for that matter).
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Generally, 529 plans offer age-based portfolios, which start off with more equity exposure early on in a child's life and then become more conservative as college nears.
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It's not a tutorial per se, though it does start off easy, with a forgiving, straightforward map and clear explanations of how different bits of your infrastructure work.
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And the statistics are pretty clear that if you're an educated, college-educated young woman, you start off on parity with your male counterparts in your early-800s.
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For Playboy to start off the ground from zero, you don't start a major company or magazine like this unless there is some kind of magic going on.
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If you're looking for recommendations, here are 13 science fiction books that stand on their own (or are loosely part of a bigger world) to start off with.
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I should start off by saying I am a complete acrylic-nail virgin — so getting a major set of talons like these was a big thing for me.
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Robert James King, Ph.D., a researcher at the School of Applied Psychology at University College Cork, thinks this theory is misguided, since fetuses start off with female characteristics.
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A man hoping to become an analyst on a major broadcast would typically start off doing less visible jobs and land higher-profile analyst assignments as he progressed.
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Oh and Sam opened up the conversation with the fact that Daenerys executed his father and brother, so this reunion did not start off on a great note.
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However, concerns over the economy led the Federal Reserve to shift to a more accommodative monetary policy stance to start off 2019, which should be stimulative for stocks.
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Didi will start off with a car service, although two sources said the company was also considering other modes of transportation such as scooters, motorcycles and bike-sharing.
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To kick off the launch of the MUNCHIES Guide to DC this week, we thought we'd start off by naming some of the city's best budget-friendly restaurants.
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NOTES: Rockies manager Bud Black gave SS Trevor Story a second straight start off Thursday and said RF Carlos Gonzalez might be getting a break over the weekend.
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November 6, 2017 A shooting at a church in Texas and a sign of resilience in New York City start off our coverage this week on CNN 10.
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Equities felt the bite of rising trade tensions again on Monday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average falling more than 100 points to start off the second half.
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Users often start off by playing Roblox in elementary school, then in middle school download Roblox Studio, the company's creation engine, to build their own games and experiences.
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I start off with a drink from the hack-and-slash game Devil May Cry, a strawberry vodka with ice cubes shaped as the hero's semi-automatic pistols.
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Start off at Zakopane on Division Street, where the jukebox is so bad it's good (we recommend the obscure Polish cover of Elvis Presley's "Are You Lonesome Tonight").
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It's a very, very tough way for the UK's second female prime minister to start off her job — and one that might just set her up for failure.
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Streaming on Crunchyroll and Funimation Some anime series start off with such strange conceits that they either completely put the audience off or become utterly captivating to understand.
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Here's how to avoid getting your heart and money stolen: They claim to be in these professions Romance scammers start off with fake profiles using someone else's identity.
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ANYWHERE FROM DOWN 1% TO UP 1% THATS WEAKER THANMANY PEOPLE WERE EXPECTING MUNOZ: INTERESTING I THINKGOOD MORNING JUST TO START OFF WITH WE HAD AN OUTSTANDING QUARTER.
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Her character was a woman who defied gender norms and kept up with the men around her by being unapologetically herself — but Connor didn't start off that way.
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I'd like to start off by expressing my hope that today's hearing will be productive in revealing the truth both to the committee and to the American people.
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"When we are introducing these policy ideas, I don't start off with Medicare for All," said Jessica Cisneros, a progressive who is challenging Cuellar in the Democratic primary.
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At 6 feet 2 inches, Rublev has a commanding serve, which sets up his forehand, giving him a lethal 1-2 punch to start off nearly every point.
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But I think it does make for more effective advocacy if you don't start off by alienating the audience that really needs to be hearing what you're saying.
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Things didn't start off easy for Cold Specks, and sometimes, a tired cliché holds its own truth—being a young, Black, Muslim woman can be hard as fuck.
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We start off alternating between table pose, child's pose and cobra—the latter essentially being the easy "get down on all fours and lie on your front" pose.
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We start off with Aunt Violet, who gets an unexpected visit from the owner of a local grocery store who's interested in stocking 350 of her pies each week.
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Don't worry, they start off with a lovely palette cleanser of Reggie philosophy, in case you need a moment before the potentially-troubling metaphysical connotations of Mario spirit possession.
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But to start off your tenure in office with an action that is shady and secretive as well as self-serving is to take self-harm to another level.
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Politics We could start off by talking about Donald Trump's pledge to ban lobbyists, or Hillary Clinton's first speech since losing the election, but instead, let's talk about you.
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Given that most colonies are mainly constructed from wood, to start off with, the dream scenario of sterile floors, silver beds, and particularly potent Glitterworld medicine is a rarity.
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"Everyone that comes understands it's just a really healing experience with an amazing choir, and amazing messages about love to start off your week," the reality TV star said.
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That prompted him to write his book — and visit another 100 pizza places — and start off a tour business to take tourists around the city to experience the scene.
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Heinlein's prose proved to be the most popular among Astounding readers, and the editor helped shape his Future History series that would start off his career with a bang.
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We start off with a fantastical situation, but in the end, it's all about a man and a woman, and how they were connected, and how awful that is.
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During the interview she also opened up about her son Henry, and how she would rather he didn't follow in her footsteps and start off his career by modeling.
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Most car designs start off with such grand lines, but they ultimately get refined and whittled down to something more realistic, something that could be driven on real roads.
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"Everyone that comes understands it's just a really healing experience with an amazing choir, and amazing messages about love to start off your week," the reality TV star said.
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Start off with the L'Oréal Paris Infallible Total Cover Concealing & Contour Kit — it's a multitasking must-have — then add additional shading with the L'Oréal Paris Infallible Pro-Contour Palette.
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But since two of its three current Democratic members will be gone by the end of President Obama's term, Trump will start off with a Republican-controlled FCC immediately.
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"We wanted to start off with [our customer's] favorite fit and are exploring adding this technology into a boyfriend jean to give her more Stay White options," Morrin says.
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Here's the thing: The market can start off negatively in January and still have a big chance of having a huge year, like a 10 or 20 percent return.
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You start off the game in a sort of waking nightmare, and then proceed to walk into something of a classical mystery, complete with a gnarly case of amnesia.
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The advantage for early players: The gyms start off unclaimed, so they're easy to take over and to build up, while there are few attackers to wrest them away.
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You start off thinking he's probably done his neighbours a kind favour and rescued their parcel or something, and then bam — that last sentence catches you completely off guard.
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Some of the names on his VA transition team, like BG(ret) Mike Meese, give me hope that the VA will start off on the right foot in 2017.
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"I think because you start off with such a little amount and it's increased with such a little amount every day that it just becomes a habit," she says.
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We start off by agreeing if at any point either one of us is uncomfortable with anything, we're going to speak up, so that takes that off our minds.
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But it was important for her to start off the film with the most disturbing interview possible, so that the audience wouldn't feel like the abuse was being minimized.
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"I didn't start off with a lot of high hopes," said Melissa Mays, a resident who is a lead plaintiff in a class-action lawsuit against the Snyder administration.
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They start off determined to bring insights from the recent past to their reporting about international situations and understand that American elected officials are generally ignorant about other countries.
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A forthcoming Apple TV adaptation of Min Jin Lee's 2017 bestselling multigenerational epic "Pachinko" will start off in 19th century Korea, with the dialogue in Korean, Japanese and English.
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The study finds that taking up distance running rebuilds the health of certain essential components of middle-aged knees, even if the joints start off somewhat tattered and worn.
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"For anyone looking to incorporate over-the-counter acids into their skin-care routine, start off cautiously, especially if there is a history of sensitive skin," Dr. Mahto advises.
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Stocks fell on Tuesday as trade tensions between the U.S. and key partners increased to start off the one of the toughest parts of the year for equity investors.
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Rachel Premack: Just to kind of start off with the news peg here, having Marc Kiven part of Forager, how does that take the company to the next level?
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It does seem clear that party elites have little appetite for another Clinton run, and that she'd start off in a worse position than she was last time around.
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You start off with an average squad of players and work your way up the ten online divisions, winning coins to spend on higher-rated acquisitions as you go.
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Let's start off with a classic: The Anova Culinary Precision Bluetooth Cooker is an Amazon Choice sous vide device and probably the first one that comes up in a search.
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"What you need to do is start off in a really simple way, and all you need to know is the date that you are going to retire," he says.
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What do you guys do when you start off the day in the writers' room, and you realize you have to write around something that is difficult to talk about?
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A few kids from the project were competing in an upcoming tournament, so we arranged to meet up for an afternoon training session to start off 2016 the right way.
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From Elon Musk to Rob Gronkowski to Mark Wahlberg, many business moguls, athletes and celebrities start off their days with a regular morning routine that sets them up for success.
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You start off only able to compete in a few events, quickly moving up from "anonymous" status to "rookie" status as you win events and gain more followers and money.
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The guinea pigs will start off testing the sort of semi-autonomous features available to anyone willing to pony up for a new Volvo (or Tesla, Cadillac, Nissan, or Mercedes).
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It will start off by using a fleet of manual and self-driving Toyota Prius cars, with the next generation of Nuro's driverless vehicle introduced later on in the year.
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We aren't scared we won't have a place to go because we start off in high tourism season, and we're moving places during times when rentals are less in demand.
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You might start off a day reading a novel on the train to school before spending the evening deciding whether to study for exams or practice your coffee making skills.
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Right now,– just we want to start off on sort of with what is going to happen in this next week and exactly what you think the timeline looks like.
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I mean, you start off using simpler signals like what people are clicking on in feed, but then you pretty quickly learn, "Hey, that gets you to local optimum," right?
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There are itty bitty frocks in sunflower hues, maxi dresses you can wear to just about any wedding, and denim finds perfect to start off the new school year with.
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Let's start off with the logistics: Last we checked on the Night King's army, it was 100,000 strong as he crossed the newly destroyed Wall in the Season 7 finale.
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RATING: 2399/224 VALUE FOR MONEY: 2399/24.5 LELO SMART VIBRATING BODY WAND LARGE, ANN SUMMERS, $25 Can I start off by saying this is very big in real life.
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Nine out of ten people I speak with start off with, "I never imagined I'd be doing this," or "I fell into this because," whether it's finance, technology, or pharma.
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"I start off thinking about the type of person I want her to be," the musician and face of Axe's Find Your Magic campaign tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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Mainly the shape-changing polymers are being considered for biomedical applications, like implants that would start off small when inserted and expand to their true size once inside a patient.
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"We will start off with three outlets first in six months time and open 10 stores within the next three years," Michael Ghebru, a shareholder of the project, told Reuters.
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You'll have a treasure trove of templates to start off with, as well as a vast galaxy of images, icons, and fonts to choose from to make your design pop.
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"I don't think that the Nixon case conclusively settles that Mueller would win, but there's absolutely no question that Mueller would start off in a far stronger position," Vladeck said.
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What he's feeling now, as the sidewalk temperature rises and the city loosens up, is that it's satisfying to start off a meal with a puffy, steaming slab of bread.
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"I think we're going to probably start up something very shortly between Russia and ourselves, maybe to start off," he told reporters during a meeting with the Slovak prime minister.
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Conversely, other foldable smartphones like Samsung's Galaxy Fold that start off as a regular smartphone and unfold into something bigger — a tablet — are addressing a desire rather than a problem.
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We start off with some very specific knowledge and then we have algorithms to essentially expand, find additional copies of information and expand additional — not just instances, but additional attributes.
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The group's plan is to start off with the "extremes" — members who feel disrespected by their party's establishment and leadership — and then try to get support from more moderate members.
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To become an abatement falconer like Rosen, you would have to start off as a sport falconer, and spend a few years in training before learning the art of abatement.
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Pros: Great value, super quiet motor, underbed lighting for midnight bathroom runs Cons: Some folks may prefer to have a few preset positions to start off withRead our full review
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So I wanna start off talking about, let's talk about what you guys do, because you all are studying AI in a much more critical fashion and where it goes.
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"If you want to ask a question, I think it's only fair since I've shared what I'm thankful for, that you start off with what you're thankful for," she said.
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"When you start off the year the way we did, it's usually because of asset allocation decisions made in December," said Michael Shaoul, chairman and CEO of Marketfield Asset Management.
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A reminder to start off: If you live in the U.S., Canada or Mexican cities along the U.S. border, make sure you've set your clocks and watches forward an hour.
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Importantly, almost 85033 percent of all high-skilled immigrants who live in the United States start off initially in the United States on temporary work visas — mostly the H-1B.
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On Monday, Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau met with Donald Trump at the White House and tried to start off on the right foot with the new US president, CNN reports.
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The new season starts on September 5, but we have known for a while that AHS: Cult, would start off on the most recent election night when Donald Trump became President.
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Some smaller, redder stars appear to start off very active in the early stages of their lives before calming down and living in relative peace for billions upon billions of years.
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To start off, the consensus among election watchers is that Democratic candidates have already gained a solid advantage in enough districts to pick up at least a dozen seats, on net.
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Medium's subscription service didn't start off with all that many (any, really) features, but the company has just added a big one: audio recordings of some of the site's top stories.
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As for powertrains, the 2020 Escape will start off with two gas engines, including the premium turbocharged 2.0-liter EcoBoost inline-four making 250 horsepower and 273 pound-feet of torque.
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Guests will start off with a refreshing ceviche-style winter salad of roasted beets, arugula and citrus (chef Nunziata created an exclusive version of the salad for PEOPLE Food—see below.).
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"One may initially start off using it once a day, but than over time, you now need to use it two times a day, then three times a day," he says.
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You can start off by signing up for a Mixer account via its website or the Windows Game Bar, which can help guide you through the process for your first time.
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But the music we're going to start off with, and the music we're going to set up with our launch products, is going to be speaking to this idea of exploring.
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As first noted by Bloomberg, the agency won't give specifics on why it's looking into Tesla — but in a comment sent our way, they start off by mentioning the aforementioned report.
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You start off with a bogey, a snap hook three-wood off the 10th tee (but I) made some long putts on the front nine and got hot on back nine.
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"Definitely didn't expect my morning to start off like this," Facioli said on Twitter the morning after the finale of the epic series, referencing fans' new obsession with his glow-up.
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To start off here's her last tweet, and the first lyric to the song: IS IT JUST ME, OR DID I JUST PULL OFF THE GREATEST TWITTER SCHEME OF ALL TIME?????
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A fan-favorite meal, the Belgian waffle, is a great way to start off your morning, and making one has never been easier than with this nifty appliance from Hamilton Beach.
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You start off learning of the horrors of police brutality against LA's black population at the time, with tensions coming to a head at the 1965 Watts riots in part two.
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While many pigs start off an adorable "tea cup" size, many of them grow into "adorable" adults that weigh several hundred pounds, and need certain amenities to stay happy and healthy.
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He also said that the "adaptive lacing" will start off small, but will eventually make its way into running and baksetball shoes as well, becoming "more ubiquitous" in every sport category.
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Although McGregor did start off the year with a submission loss to Nate Diaz at UFC 2165, he managed to get revenge by defeating Diaz by majority decision at UFC 26.6.
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Not only do you need to start off with the whitest, most stripped-down blonde to begin the process, but you'll need to follow off with a regular maintenance program, too.
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You start off on Level 1, aka Tater Tot, and move all the way up to Level 5, a Mash Monster — and yes, this is something you should aspire to be.
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They start off being in love, then break up, then settle into a friendship, and then move on to the clichéd "confused in love" phase - the cornerstone of every romantic film.
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You can start off with a one-time purchase to see how well it works, or set up a subscription to have them delivered every month, three months, or six months.
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I think what I'm gonna do is start off by using the brush shampoo on its own just to, like, ease myself into these other products that I haven't tried yet.
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We'd start off by bribing someone who was of age to buy us a blunt from a gas station, pitch on some sub-par shwag, and then nominate someone to roll.
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Let me start off this rant by declaring my absolute love for Independence Day, Roland Emmerich's totally out-there, bombastic, alien-invasion flick starring Will Smith, Jeff Goldblum, and Bill Pullman.
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You might start off drinking one glass of wine every evening to relax, then you might realize that having one glass of wine doesn't have the same effect it used to.
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But then if you start off the day when it's sunny and bright, and you have dark lenses and then clouds come in, you can't see anything and it becomes dangerous.
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We start off riding through the city with Coogie (Jahking Guillory), a playful 16-year-old with a wild mane of hair, on a canary yellow bicycle with a banana seat.
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"We start off the evening by welcoming the visitors and then we perform about a 20-minute routine — all hula auana, meaning modern hula," she said last weekend before a performance.
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This walker offers a smooth, quiet operation, and allows you to start off in a slow walk to warm up before progressing to a faster run — all in one continuous movement.
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Didi will start off with a car service, according to its website, although sources said the company is also considering other modes of transportation such as scooters, motorcycles and bike-sharing.
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One day I heard myself saying the phrase, "I'M THE WORST" (which I say fairly often …), and decided that it would be a really nice way to start off a puzzle.
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But I'd like to start off where we left because when I said Japan and Germany and I'm not to single them out, South Korea, these are very rich, powerful countries.
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We'll start off with notable Italian-American actor Dom Deluise's rolled eggplant in marinara sauce, from his 1988 cookbook, Eat This, It Will Make You Feel Better: Mamma's Italian Home Cooking.
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Google employees say they can start off with three weeks of paid time off and can work their way up to five weeks if they stay with the company for five years.
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The bold shades, which come in everything from pink to black, start off matte (perfect for daytime), but switch to a glitter-bomb look as soon as you smudge your lips together.
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Shamir: My person is a little corny because I did start off in a folk-country background and I was desperately searching for someone who was doing that who looked like me.
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Other red pigments, meanwhile, either start off dull (oxides of iron) or fade to dullness unless given special protection from ultraviolet light (Pigment Red 254, the source of Ferraris' characteristic scarlet livery).
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This Time Lapse Video of the Grand Canyon Will Give You an Existential CrisisImage Courtesy of SKYGLOWWhat better way to start off your day with a nice, hot cup of existential uncertainty?
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One would be to just start off in a time period where [Geralt, Cirilla, and Yennefer] are all there, and introduce them, and then have flashbacks to Yennefer's story and Geralt's story.
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In an interview with TVLine, Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa said the fact that Jughead (Cole Sprouse) and Betty (Lili Reinhart) start off this season in different schools will drive some distance between them.
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I want to start off with what is arguably the largest single, certainly from our vantage point, case before you, if you can call it that, which is Sprint and T-Mobile.
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It's that they're elements in a story about a character who may start off looking like an everymom, but who's soon revealed to be going through something far more raw and specific.
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Equities rallied to start off 2019 amid expectations that China and the U.S. would strike a trade deal in the near future, while the Federal Reserve held a more accommodative policy stance.
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Let's start off with the graphing calculator your child will likely need for geometry, trigonometry and advanced placement calculus: The TI-84 Plus is running at about $120, according to the index.
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"To start off, I would like to say that I love each and EVERY ONE of my fans," Carter, 29, began his post, which was a screenshot of the Apple Notes app.
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We had this Tom Brady battle to start off with and we had a Tim Tebow battle and we had a couple in between that I'm forgetting about, a Floyd Mayweather battle.
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Dumbbell Row to Tricep Extension Using dumbbells, start off in a plank pose and bring your left elbow (the hand holding the weight) up toward the ceiling and extend toward the back.
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Start off a vacation request by recapping all of the great things you've accomplished — and the long hours you've worked to do so — when you bring up the topic with your boss.
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Unlike your typical makeup removal wipes or liquid, it comes in the form of a spray and an oil stick, so you can start off your skincare routing with a clean canvas.
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But it's hard not to wonder whether the competitive spirit that the company fostered didn't help to start off a world where GPU complexity would take so many alternate paths beyond graphics.
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Let's start off this week in fake news with a bit of real news: On Thursday the New York Times ran one of its notorious anonymously-sourced stories about the White House.
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Dear Lydia, My boyfriend is a very kind and warm hearted guy, but every time we have sex, we start off facing each other, and we end with me on my knees.
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November 15, 2018 Elections in Congress start off our coverage today, as we give you an overview of who's in the running for leadership of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives.
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"You need to start off by understanding that agriculture is primarily a manufacturing business and make food an economic issue, rather than labeling it as a health or environmental issue," he said.
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Create a self-destructing company which would start off as a traditional company with equity investment but at some point discard its "corporate shell" and switch to a decentralized network governance structure.
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When poor families finally find a new place to rent, they often start off owing their landlord because they simply can't pay the first and last month's rent and a security deposit.
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Fred Hoiberg may start off with Carter-Williams (his length is Chicago's best weapon to slow Thomas down), but beyond that his rotation is up in the air and a big concern.
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The vibe could start off a bit awkward if you're discussing intimate issues; however, people won't be resistant around "going there," and you'll be able to reach an unexpected place of understanding.
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Although many successful fragrances start off as eau de parfums and are then released in lighter, eau de toilette versions, they may not always share the same notes as their parfum counterparts.
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That's not considering the fact that with self-driving technology, cars will likely start off on the high end of the market or that the cost of each trip will likely drop.
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To start off: The key assumption underlying the GOP's choices here is that they believe both Obamacare repeal and tax reform can only pass through the special filibuster-proof budget reconciliation process.
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Especially if you are looking for a watch to wear for a few years and then trade in when styles change, it might make sense to start off in the secondhand market.
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It's just another form of what we've been through many, many times -- it used to be called P.C. I think those things start off with very good intention and then they're mugged.
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Justin and Hailey are spending their Turkey Day in Miami, grabbing juice at Joe & The Juice together to start off their holiday ... and ya gotta check out the shirt on Justin's back.
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I WANT TO START OFF ON A RELATIVELY SMALL PART OF YOUR BUSINESS BUT ONE THAT SEEMS TO GET A LOT OF ATTENTION HERE AT A COMMUNICATION/MEDIA CONFERENCE, WHICH IS OATH.
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But, given the historic events that we've seen over the last several days, first with Hurricane Harvey and now with Hurricane Irma, we would like to maybe start off in this vein.
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"A break of serve in the first game gave me wings and relaxed me a bit so I could just start off in the best possible fashion," the world number one said.
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If you want to start off making small payments ...If you'd rather start with lower monthly payments while you gain your financial footing, the Graduated Repayment Plan may be a good option.
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Your 2017 is going to start off strong, Gemini, with positive developments in both your professional and romantic spheres, but as you take advantage of those opportunities, don't forget to pace yourself.
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First, you can start off with the 24/7 glide on lip pencils, which come in the bright red 714, the orangey 1993, the dark Blackmail, and the bright sparkly pink Big Bang.
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"Let me start off with general statement -- almost all countries in this world take tremendous advantage," of the US, Trump told Fox Business by phone, repeating a common refrain of his 2016 campaign.
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We saw that when Occupy Wall Street - all of these little protests, they start off, a righteous cause against police brutality, they want higher wages, but their tactics are so rude and disrespectful.
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Couple works with lab-grown diamonds that look identical to mined ones (and are actually of higher quality) so that marriages can start off on the right foot — with trust, transparency, and thoughtfulness.
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I think my hair is sufficiently wet enough, and we're gonna start off by doing the test that RevAir recommends you do before you just go full force and do your entire head.
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We start off with a concept and an idea of what's going to be topical for this time of year, and then we'll get together and write up a script, create a storyboard.
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Start off by showing gratitude: Thank the person for taking the time and consideration, and then move on to highlight a specific part of the interview and show your interest in the role.
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