"When your starting point is two of the best players in the universe, that's a pretty strong starting point," Pelinka said.
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"Instead of making the markets the starting point for the evaluation, go back to the objective or the goal as the starting point."
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The leverage that&aposs created by owning the starting point has always been valued, but nothing rivals the power of owning the starting point of commerce.
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PayPal&aposs battle for the starting point Since the web&aposs early days, every big battle between the tech giants fundamentally has been about becoming the starting point.
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In the way that the flashing cursor became the starting point for most products on desktop computers, we believe that the camera screen will be the starting point for most products on smartphones.
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It's a good starting point for anyone, they told Torabi.
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The common fight against ISIS is an obvious starting point.
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But having a this technology is an important starting point.
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But then, from your perspective, maybe it's the starting point.
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O'Rourke offers a starting point: a set of liberal values.
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But for me, this consideration is only a starting point.
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An age of peace, from the starting point of history.
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That was the starting point in Allison Hope's recent column.
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Realism is an essential starting point for American foreign policy.
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"An app would be the starting point," she told VICE.
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The best starting point would be Gane's first band, McCarthy.
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When you reach your starting point, put down the censer.
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Kiss said Clery investigations are usually just the starting point.
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They should be the starting point of a genealogical inquiry.
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Davis uses her daily coffee habit as a starting point.
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So that's why - that's a starting point, I joined Alibaba.
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These tests are not a panacea — they're a starting point.
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Well getting a gaming laptop is an excellent starting point.
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We decided on a hollow oak as our starting point.
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"That initial aid offer is the starting point," he said.
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If you're looking for a starting point, it's this one.
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But travel is just the starting point for Sweet Escape.
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That has to be the starting point for the government.
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So it's fine if they're working on the starting point.
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The starting point would be maintaining the same external tariffs.
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That's why upsetting the applecart is a great starting point.
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Livingston capably filled in as the team's starting point guard.
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DOES THEIR STARTING POINT LOOK MORE ATTRACTIVE SNAPSHOT OF TODAY?
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"It's a starting point for more controlled science," he said.
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Jackson is now the starting point guard for the Pistons.
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The Iowa Poll will be the starting point for critics.
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Lessons from examples overseas serve as a useful starting point.
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A starting point is Trump's remarkable ignorance about international affairs.
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The home's future owners have a good starting point though.
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And a starting point for a hundred novels at least.
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The 1,500 apartments "are a starting point," said Mr. Tenanes.
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Google is the starting point for many people searching online.
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Freedom is Lorna Simpson's starting point and her permanent theme.
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What was the starting point for "I hunger for you"?
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I introduce them here as a starting point for discussion.
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Being the default, the starting point, is a powerful thing.
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Yet his contact with Li Li offered a starting point.
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Artists advocating for another workforce is a good starting point.
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That's OK. We have an easy starting point for you.
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This is sort of the starting point of the book.
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"That's now my starting point for every creation," he said.
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Halo is a good starting point for understanding its successor.
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But Willingham says that should just be your starting point.
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The REINS Act, he said, is an important starting point.
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Georgia Tech again played without starting point guard Jose Alvarado.
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The starting point is that exploitation doesn't happen in isolation.
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East from your starting point brings you along Mitcham Road.
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"It is the starting point of our evolution," he said.
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It's an obscure starting point for a Saint Laurent collection.
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This is a starting point, but probably not the end.
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The administration called the proposal a starting point for negotiations.
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"That's like the starting point to go deeper," Tsitsipas replied.
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Go up the Avenue de l'Opéra to your starting point.
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Both sides are now insisting on a different starting point.
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Radical Women is just the starting point for future research.
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It gives a starting point for a more rich discussion.
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Bourdain's starting point is rare: Where did I go wrong?
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This is hard to see if your starting point is economics.
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This is a new moon, so it's just the starting point.
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Another good starting point is looking at the major industry associations.
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DT: Donald's head line has the same starting point as Hillary's.
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Harris said a $15 minimum wage was merely a starting point.
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" —Starting Point, 1979-1996 "Young people are surrounded by virtual things.
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The starting-point was genetic material recovered from the crime scenes.
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The starting-point is taking the "paper" out of the paperwork.
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BAIER: So it changes the paradigm, it changes the starting point?
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In her hands, it becomes the starting point for bigger issues.
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Yet Coover's starting point has always remained classical, biblical and Continental.
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The House blueprint represents the best starting point for that reform.
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The framework is the starting point for the tax reform process.
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Source: StreetSmart Edge® These basic criteria are my starting point.
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This, I think, is the most likely starting point for Trump.
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Revising the Agreement to include energy is a sound starting point.
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Understanding that a fourth trimester exists is only a starting point.
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A good starting point is the AICPA's financial education site (360financialliteracy.org).
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A starting point would be to congregate leaders from the region.
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This will be a difficult starting point for the new president.
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We use that as our starting point for the video creation.
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An optometrist is often the best starting point for most people.
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Still, designers tend to treat it as as a starting point.
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They are the starting point for us, taking us beyond speculation.
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The White House proposal is a starting point, officials told Bloomberg.
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McConnell, starting point guard, finished with eight points and eight assists.
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It's also a starting point for the rest of the conversation.
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Ms. Koenig provided an elegantly simple starting point: a whole bird.
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"McDonald's was a good starting point for the business," he said.
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Take the recent United Nations General Assembly as a starting point.
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The finishing product is beautiful because the starting point was beautiful.
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The starting point should be the overhaul of our personnel system.
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As an app it's limited but good as a starting point.
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Connectivity is better than isolation, I think, as a starting point.
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There are plans to expand beyond this starting point announced today.
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Today's report feels more like a starting point than a conclusion.
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The Illustrated Book of Bad Arguments is an excellent starting point.
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A good starting point: Don't saddle students with unrealistic academic expectations.
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He added that the proposal is a starting point for negotiations.
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Identifying your specialty is a good starting point for generating content.
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For an ambitious jukebox show, this could be a starting point.
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But the colonel's starting point, like the novel's, is the marshes.
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But it misunderstood what consumers wanted — namely a consistent starting point.
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Any realistic Iran policy must take this as its starting point.
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The starting point for lowering blood sugar is diet and exercise.
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But it could provide a starting point for a tax bill.
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Use it as a starting point to choose your own favorites.
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That accomplishment could be the starting point for Piketty's next book.
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There are many resources that can serve as a starting point.
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"It's tough to reach any destination without knowing your starting point."
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Five key issues comprise a good starting point for debate: Sanctions.
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Their starting point guard, Derrick Rose, went AWOL for a day.
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He decided to take that shape as his generative starting point.
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The starting point was so low, it could only get better.
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My starting point is with political parties and their analytical teams.
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"It's a really great starting point or gateway to running," she says.
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Obama has shifted the starting point for the debate on health care.
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In China, cloning is just the starting point, not the end point.
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But $15 per year for each user is just a starting point.
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That Volkswagen bus was the starting point of Surack's company, Sweetwater Sound.
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For her, radical self love is the starting point to social change.
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But none make the camera the starting point the way Snapchat does.
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It should be considered a good starting point, but far from certain.
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Google knows that with its position as the starting point — with Google.
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From that starting point, MONEY sifted through data at a granular level.
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I want my common ground, my starting point, to be more interesting.
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It was such "induced" pluripotent cells that formed Dr Hayashi's starting-point.
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And certainly as a launching starting point, it made the most sense.
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More shoppers are turning to Amazon over Google as their starting point.
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But many historians point to November 2nd 20173 as the starting point.
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The starting point is the version passed by the House in May.
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Philbin say adding this technology to 3Par is just a starting point.
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Jeans, you could say, are the sartorial starting point for self-expression.
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The hypothetical proposal was always intended as a starting point for discussion.
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Their starting point is what is known as a carbon-carbon composite.
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MICHAEL HSU: Well, the starting point is we've got a great culture.
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Jones, this broad populist starting point can morph into a baroque comic
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The starting point that she has is a very hard Brexit stance.
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The market in China had a very different starting-point, for instance.
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The starting point is now: Why are you building it at all?
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EF: Transparency is the right starting point for these types of discussions.
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"Our starting point is much further back than we thought," said Morneau.
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The day that people use as a starting point for changing behaviors.
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The planet is called Toigasaika Naurn, and it's just a starting point.
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Maybe judging myself didn't have to be the starting point for exercise.
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Watson, Nebraska's starting point guard, scored one point in the first half.
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That is the starting point in a long journey to become entrepreneurs.
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"Thanks to the blockchain, everyone has an equal starting point," he said.
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These ideas and more are just a starting point for this movement.
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We can potentially use our existing medical framework as a starting point.
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That's not our starting point, but it's there should it be needed.
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These are general guidelines that will give you a good starting point.
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"Love For That" is a good starting point into his musical world.
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It's the album I would recommend as a starting point for beginners.
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These three actions are a starting point, but definitely not the end.
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That's different than using the previous year's budget as a starting point.
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"I think that was a big starting point for us," Hope said.
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As a starting point, the United States needs to rebuild its banks.
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This, I felt, had to be the starting point for the piece.
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Mr. O'Rourke casts Medicare for all as a starting point for discussion.
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This whole narrative of felons versus families is not the starting point.
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If they do, they have a good starting point with Buttigieg's work.
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The site may be an okay starting point for information, like Wikipedia.
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But fluency requires much more, so consider the apps a starting point.
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"It's not the end of it all, it's just the starting point."
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The death of the father is the starting point in the story.
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And that might be only the starting point of negotiations over lodging.
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AI experts told Recode that the AI guidelines are a starting point.
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The starting point has to be the federal obstruction of justice statute.
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Scarpa used these crop formations as the starting point for Casa Tabarelli.
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When I went to college, they already had a starting point guard.
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Talking to family is a starting point to bridge that political chasm.
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As a starting point, Ramela should consider building up his liquid savings.
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Instead, the lead was just a starting point for another precipitous drop.
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Jason Guerrasio: For a role like this, what is your starting point?
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That list was Democrats' starting point in identifying pickup opportunities this year.
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A starting-point would be to enforce existing export-licensing more tightly.
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It is often the starting point for your state income tax return.
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And I think that was also a starting point for the story.
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But he cautioned that the white paper is just the starting point.
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" He added that the meeting would be "a starting point for many.
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Rob Portman, a measure Grassley has heralded as a good starting point.
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"That [reduced price] should be the starting point for negotiations," Mays said.
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The alternatives taste great — and they're meant to be a starting point.
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"Whereas J Street takes as their starting point the two-state solution and a Jewish and democratic state of Israel, IfNotNow takes as its starting point basic freedom and dignity for both Israelis and Palestinians," Mayer told me.
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That's complex for people not from America to fully understand, but I guess, as a starting point for how people view the issue, I can comprehend their starting point ... I just don't necessarily comprehend their solution at the end.
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The REDUCE Government Waste Act gives Congress a starting point by saving millions.
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The Medicare Plan Finder on the Medicare website is a good starting point.
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"Basically they are at the starting point — full autonomy is many years away."
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Let these be your starting point for perusing all Yoox has to offer.
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Instead, it gives you a starting point you can tweak to your liking.
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So the starting point for working within Obamacare is the restrictions of reconciliation.
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Barlog saw the traditional film one-shot as more of a starting point.
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She says her library is the starting point for all of her collections.
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THE starting-point of science is collecting: animals, plants, minerals, elements, even stars.
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Vanacker: Exactly, as a starting point of creating circularity in the material space.
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"Impossible is just a starting point," Trump Jr. said of his father's determination.
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Some chemists figure it's a promising starting point for new, less addictive painkillers.
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Google Home Mini — $49 A smart speaker is probably your best starting point.
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It's a starting point and there's still a lot of work to do.
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That was the starting point, but Bethesda was also looking for other things.
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And for that to be your starting point, it feels sort of limitless.
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It's a new starting point above the poverty level instead of below it.
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A dose of around 5 to 10 milligrams is a good starting point.
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I run to the starting point and then we do the group run.
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After a conversation with Georgia, we found ourselves asking: where's the starting point?
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The Mustang line is a no-brainer starting point for introducing this tech.
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Coach Fred Hoiberg said the Bulls' starting point guard is day to day.
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Hendrik Weber: I always work with people, but not from a starting point.
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This report feels like a starting point and a stopping point at the
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That report should serve as a starting point for the OAI action plan.
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But many hailed it as a useful starting point for addressing the issue.
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"To us, [their work] felt like an interesting starting point," McMillin told Mashable.
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This is by no means a comprehensive list, but rather a starting point.
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"This is really the starting point for all of us," Askew told CNN.
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They view Brady's package as a potential starting point for negotiations among lawmakers.
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Often, I find myself too far from my starting point to walk back.
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Finding these references, she says, is the starting point for her creative process.
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Their starting point was the known protein-coding genes of bacteria and archaea.
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Sturgeon has said using sterling is a "starting point" for an independent Scotland.
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The documentation I provided to Sandia President Hruby is an excellent starting point.
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For foreigners, a good starting point is what is known as cognitive empathy.
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That's your starting point for any leader: Understand what's happening inside and outside.
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It's also a pretty significant bump over the OnePlus 6T's $549 starting point.
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Like the starting point of an investigation, rather than the entire investigation itself.
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A starting point is building up local expertise in additive manufacturing, he said.
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Some $2140 billion to $953 billion a year seems a reasonable starting point.
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Wet, saturated tresses were the starting point for a number of beauty looks.
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The penalty could be a mere starting point, with future fines quickly escalating.
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But the Go-Go's used punk as a starting point, not a destination.
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And The Complete Stock and Cryptocurrency Investment Toolkit is a fantastic starting point.
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The reductions of roughly 20 percent on average are just a starting point.
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When historians write about our moment, that's going to be their starting point.
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It is a starting point and helps human studies know where to look.
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An acknowledgment of that might be the starting point for both imagination and
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Dartmouth-Hitchcock now uses that finding as a recommended starting point for physicians.
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What was the starting point for South Asian-American success at spelling bees?
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"The real question is, what is your starting point asset allocation?" she said.
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Mr. Gliklich saw what Ms. Della Femina had seen from their starting point.
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If there is a debate in Congress, that will be the starting point.
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The first day of free agency brought a run on starting point guards.
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The questions raised by the inspectors general's review are a good starting point.
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Still, they are a good starting point to making sense of the results.
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OEA president Alicia Priest called it a "good starting point," but not enough.
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Derrick Rose, the Knicks' starting point guard, skipped the contest under mysterious circumstances.
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Decriminalization of sex work, while a positive starting point, would only change laws.
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Two curves make a circle which means you're at your starting point pic.twitter.
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So this is for me a starting point, together with another keyword: silence.
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Chance put Korbin's family at the starting point of Oxford's experiment, in Shenyang.
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"Their bill needs to be the starting point, not the ending one," Gov.
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Could that not be the starting point for a just and lasting peace?
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The stock index ended trading on Friday just below its 2018 starting point.
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Frank Ntilikina has shown signs of a becoming a future starting point guard.
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The free detector is a "starting point" for people to push detection forward.
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Scrabble's innovation was to use the completion of words as its starting point.
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My photographs and collages usually serve as a starting point for my paintings.
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Mark Powell's 2017 novel Small Treasons takes this idea as its starting point.
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Instead, he's replaced a two-time MVP as the Warriors starting point guard.
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So my starting point was: how can we bring touch in human-computer interfaces?
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The Gamecocks were playing without starting point guard Hassani Gravett, the team's assist leader.
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To be clear, Jayapal sees this as a starting point, albeit a significant one.
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If you're already familiar with Rez, that's a good starting point for understanding Lumines.
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The standard picture mode is simply a starting point, and it's usually too blue.
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Reda: Basically so far the proposal from the Commission is only the starting point.
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And president really does believe that 3% is a starting point in this economy.
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So, a starting point for all this is to embed purpose in the company.
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Her mother told PEOPLE the date was something to "pencil in," a starting point.
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Clare Grill often uses drawings (or a section of them) as a starting point.
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And Tuesday night's results could very well be the starting point of it all.
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However, he and Xie agreed 10 to 20 percent is a good starting point.
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The open-ended question of "what brings you here" is an excellent starting point.
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The starting point for their device is a material called poly E-caprolactone (PCL).
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Consider this a critical starting point to reframe how we think of child welfare.
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It turned out to be the perfect starting point for her all-woman project.
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Detroit's starting point guard didn't reach the 20-point mark the previous nine games.
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Dead North thus becomes a starting point for what could become a festival circuit.
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"It's the starting point for what we call our 'World of Assassination,'" Seifert continued.
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It should have been the starting point and the sole focus of our attention.
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If reliability is the goal, the starting point for any immature technology is transparency.
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A starting point might be to look at how Britain compares with other countries.
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Once again, analysis of conditions in the new market is an essential starting point.
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The lower the starting point, the lower the ultimate numbers could well end up.
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That statement may provide the starting point for many of the questions from Democrats.
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For a league fighting to grow its reputation, this is a difficult starting point.
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We'd be back at the starting point, the current situation would still be valid.
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A starting point is programs similar to ObamaCare's risk adjustment, reinsurance and risk corridors.
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A starting point might be 250,000 a year, with the bulk coming from Turkey.
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This was just a starting point that Congress wanted the administration to lay out.
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We have a ways to go here, but this is a good starting point.
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She used her international experience as a starting point in her art and photography.
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Transparency is no longer a high-minded aim but the starting point for governance.
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If you're not familiar with his work, "Smile" should make a decent starting point.
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And of course the starting point is mitigating the problem by reducing the emissions.
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Office Space takes as its starting point the advent of the 7013/7 workday.
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The starting point is an awareness that terrorists set out to provoke an overreaction.
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Brooklyn played its first game without starting point guard Jeremy Lin (strained left hamstring).
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Of course, statistics like these are only a starting point when talking about representation.
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Democratic nominating contests begin in February 2020 in the traditional starting point of Iowa.
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The starting point is a very good one and the economy is quite resilient.
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This represents aggregate 27-percent growth over their starting point base of 1.9 million.
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According to Gizmodo, the genres Netflix provides for you are just a starting point.
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However sensible its starting point, the idea rankled civil-liberty and privacy-minded groups.
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But, if you're unfamiliar with his work, this playlist is a good starting point.
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For Paradise Found, Aoki used the American socio-political climate as a starting point.
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Your answers to these questions are a good starting point for your sofa search.
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The 90-day period, according to Soto and Rosselló, is a negotiation starting point.
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A good argument is supported by evidence, but that is just a starting point.
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And, of course, a starting point is to get my friends to vote. 11.
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A starting point: End step-up basis and tax capital gains & earned income equally.
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This is not a comprehensive baseline, but does offer another starting point for discussion.
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That was the starting point for us back in the tail end of 2015.
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But, the starting point for that conversation should always be based upon the facts.
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"The starting point foundational for the transformation has to be the data," Bhandari said.
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From that starting point they have dozens and dozens of new technologies they developed.
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My starting point is a peculiar aspect of Trump's climb-down on steel tariffs.
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Indeed, rather than being a temporary measure, this could well be a starting point.
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A starting point would be to require universal background checks before all firearms sales.
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A boycott of spring training may be a starting point, if behavior doesn't change.
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Protesters first gathered in Victoria Park, the starting point for several marches in June.
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But this, too, appears to be a starting point rather than an end state.
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Instead, information like this might act as a decent starting point for further investigation.
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Many people cite 1968 as a starting point for Mexico's long transition to democracy.
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Specs alone cannot properly illustrate a vehicle's worth, but they're a good starting point.
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There is no uniformity as a starting point, the way there is with machines.
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The recent tensions in Istanbul may be the starting point of more trouble ahead.
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But what's a good starting point for a creator to pitch to a brand?
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The Heights is where you'll dock, the starting point for a mind-clearing idyll.
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The West has suggested that he remove two repressive laws as a starting point.
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"The big story is the low starting point" for rate hike expectations entering Tuesday.
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Whether Sessions begins the season as the starting point guard remains to be seen.
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There is an unconventional starting point: revoking the tax exemption of white supremacist groups.
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I bought the bones of that coat that she's wearing as a starting point.
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Indiana played its fourth straight game without starting point guard Malcolm Brogdon (back injury).
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As Saturday wore on, the Knicks were still searching for a starting point guard.
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For James Ehrlich, farm-to-table is just a starting point for the future.
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Courtesy ARS, NY Munch had ceased to take narrative ideas as a starting point.
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"With that as a starting point, we are going to the wall," he said.
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We're hopeful the USMCA can serve as a starting point for future trade negotiations.
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Turning that around would be a good starting point for the meetings this week.
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But unlike them, it made its starting point the world of books and publishing.
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Exports, therefore, are the key — a starting point in a typically Japanese cyclical upswing.
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Someone else might be into plain clothes so that might be their starting point.
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A hot tub is a relatively rare starting point for an illness in America.
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These can all serve as a great starting point to finding your ideal scent.
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I would use them as a starting point and write my own fantasy scenarios.
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Both are hopefully the starting point for more works from these two contemplative duos.
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That lower economic starting point could already be having some psychological impacts that slow growth.
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In the hands of a thoughtful adviser, they provide a starting point for useful conversations.
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But the Heat played without starting point guard Goran Dragic for the second straight game.
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If you're thinking about getting a Dyson, the cordless models are a great starting point.
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So, while broad announcements or broadcast emails are OK, they are just the starting point.
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That would be just a starting point under Palmer's plans, if it can hold course.
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She's made trips to Iowa this fall, the starting point of the presidential primary race.
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It's almost like using geometry as a starting point, and glitching or changing through things.
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When it's finished, you can pick the "starting point" for the photo and publish it.
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He sees his plan as a starting point, not the be-all and end-all.
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The dispute was particularly confusing because neither starting point has a remote hope of passage.
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It's an art, more than a science, and the numbers are only a starting point.
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The four downtrend lines have a common starting point from the high of October 2012.
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Memphis played without starting point guard Mike Conley, who is nursing a sore left achilles.
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The U.S. government's NIST framework is a starting point, but more needs to be done.
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The four downtrend lines have a common starting point from the high in October 2012.
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" —Starting Point, 1979-1996 "The characters are born from repetition, from repeatedly thinking about them.
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"PFM is a good starting point but isn't very useful," said Qapital CEO George Friedman.
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But by cutting taxes now, Republicans have moved the starting point for any future negotiations.
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I love the All Soft Shampoo — a great shampoo is always a good starting point.
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But Trump's starting point was far lower, and below that of a typical Republican candidate.
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The starting point is a surface that stands 28 to 30 inches above the floor.
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Those are often a helpful starting point in understanding how biology is linked with behavior.
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The Portable Freeware Collection is a fantastic (and comprehensive) starting point, as is the PortableApps.
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The four downtrend lines have a common starting point from the high in October 2012.
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When you reach your starting point, put down the water and say, "It is done."
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Reform-centrism's starting-point is to build links between the knowledge economy and ordinary firms.
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The proposed cuts are a starting point in negotiations with Congress, and could be tempered.
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If you need a starting point, check out Monster's top-ten job listings of 2017.
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The queens who've had the most success… have seen the crown as a starting point.
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But that's the wrong analytical starting point, and, critically, it's a form of question-begging.
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U.S. elections in November could be a starting point for a new attempt, he said.
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You must, as a starting point, understand people are positioned in different places in power.
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ISS added, however, that the offer seemed to represent a reasonable starting point for negotiations.
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Erin Markey: I do like to use memories as a starting point for making work.
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After losing starting point guard Marcus Watson Jr. to season-ending knee injury on Jan.
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The draft guidance, Barbero notes, was intended as a starting point, not the final word.
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The survey, released in 1994, created a starting point for understanding America's mental health landscape.
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House Republicans plan to use their blueprint as the starting point for tax reform legislation.
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The four downtrend lines have a common starting point from the high in October 2003.
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" Ahmad said this motto "signifies the basis starting point that Islam requires of a Muslim.
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A redesign offers a starting point, but there's still a lot of work to do.
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To calculate the amount, you have to start somewhere — the baseline is the starting point.
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"As with ESPN+, the launch of Disney+ will be just the starting point," Iger said.
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Fury: Both of you have talked about working with physical garments as a starting point.
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If you think about how antitrust laws work, that's the starting point for those laws.
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If politicians are serious about discussing immigration policy, this is the starting point for change.
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"It's important to remember that we all have the same starting point," Olson told THUMP.
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The major changes to "Fortnite" make "Chapter 2" a great starting point for new players.
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They may offer a helpful starting point for anyone studying the history of the site.
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In the box titled Your location, type in the starting point for your journey. 4.
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His own image is a starting point for his six-volume autobiographical novel, My Struggle.
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"This plan is a starting point, not an ending place," Abbott said in a statement.
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A good starting point: a bipartisan amendment from 2016 that never came to a vote.
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My fervent hope is that it is a starting point for negotiations with congressional Democrats.
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The plan is far from perfect, but it does provide lawmakers with a starting point.
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Once again: a useful starting point is the problem of people with pre-existing conditions.
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But the starting point for any such action is, of course, the rule of law.
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Starting point guard J.J. Barea re-injured his groin and sat out the second half.
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Enter season eight, which, from the starting point, feels much closer to the earlier seasons.
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And for Browne, the anthology serves as just a starting point for meaningful social change.
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Build a hypothesis that can serve as a starting point for further observation and testing.
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A useful starting point, the museum is the site of the assassination of the Rev.
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Having a proper understanding of how to avoid getting sick is a good starting point.
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I think partly, the starting point in Australia is — why would you need a gun?
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They did, however, find a starting point in the sexual assault centers at many universities.
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Louisville did not need its coach or its starting point guard to roll at home.
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She describes her research as "a starting point, very much a first step" toward solutions.
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We can have both, as long as our starting point is the people around us.
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It may not be the cure-all to inequity, but we need a starting point.
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Senators Amy Klobuchar and Ron Wyden, both Democrats, have written a good starting-point bill.
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Senators Amy Klobuchar and Ron Wyden, both Democrats, have written a good starting-point bill.
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A good starting point is to remove, "It's not you, it's me" from your vocabulary.
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"My starting point is Italy, but I'm cooking to widen your palette," Ms. Varese said.
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Rental trucks and vans could be a good starting point for deployment of such technology.
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Minimalism is her starting point; "Me" (or at least her work) is her main fascination.
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"Base pay is a starting point, but it's not the entire proposition," Ms. Durham said.
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But the Aquila is just "a starting point," said Mr. Pagani, for conversations with designers.
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A police estimate put the number of people at the rally's starting point at 128,000.
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Tony Parker, the starting point guard, ruptured his left quadriceps tendon in the conference semifinals.
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The rules created for analogue democracies offer a relatively uncontroversial starting-point for digital ones.
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It's just too complex, and every proposal above is merely a starting point for negotiation.
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"Six hundred and nine billion from the president makes a pretty solid starting point," Rep.
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Still, these five factors are likely only a starting point in the company's final decision.
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"It's the right starting point," said Dr. Florence Bourgeois, a pediatrician at Harvard Medical School.
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He had watched Joel Berry II, his starting point guard, fight through two sprained ankles.
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Starting point guard Eric Bledsoe has melted down in the playoffs the last two years.
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It is a common starting point for Wikipedians, and many are content to stay there.
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It's better to have something to work off of, riff off of, a starting point.
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" He elaborated, "At the starting point, there's some economics associated with combining two companies together.
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Once you have that starting point, it's crucial to commit to steadily put money away.
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It offers a good starting point for a second attempt at repeal in the Senate.
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Student debt affects women disproportionately because of wage inequity, so that's an easy starting point.
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While these initial efforts provide a good starting point, they are by no means sufficient.
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Transparency may not be the cure-all to inequity, but we need a starting point.
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To understand the magnitude of that chain, take where you live as the starting point.
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A natural starting point is to think about creative ways to incorporate your last name.
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I mean, it can be, but ... No. But it's a really great starting point. Right.
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DALLAS — Mississippi State lists its starting point guard, Morgan William, as 5 feet 5 inches.
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The starting point for Senate debate is the House health care bill passed in May.
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I think that's going to be the starting point for just about all media business.
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That 5-point swing in Democrats' direction should be the starting point for all analysis.
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First, the starting point for the United States and other advanced economies was much stronger then.
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Light 640 is best viewed as a starting point for Season of the Drifter's added content.
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The starting-point is that shares are cheap—banks are priced for something like a calamity.
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That arrangement is now also taken as the starting point for negotiating the Future Economic Partnership.
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"We expect Watly to be a starting point for local entrepreneurs to start businesses," says Attisani.
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One can then trace that circle's path and return one mile north to the starting point.
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The plain text is the starting point for every effort to interpret an act of Congress.
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The free Data Sciences Overview Course offered by the Microsoft is also a good starting point.
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His starting point is that every political outlook presupposes a philosophical picture of the human person.
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Google had already publicly released data about YouTube usage, giving the researchers a great starting point.
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This new data should give us a starting point on how those plans break down, geographically.
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Opening Hodeidah was a vital starting point to get imports flowing, a U.N. official told Reuters.
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"It's only hair," has become a common refrain, and baldness nothing more than a starting point.
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The starting point, just like a rocket's launchpad, is only important because of what comes after.
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Both Lowey and Schiff made it clear that the GOP list is just a starting point.
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" —Starting Point, 1979-1996 On the appeal of animated films: "I like the expression 'lost possibilities.
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Gabriel said he viewed the Arab list as the "starting point of negotiations, not the end".
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The Jazz played the final three quarters without starting point guard Ricky Rubio on the floor.
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Scientists have long used correlational data as a starting point to bring us insights and predictions.
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Gender Creative Kids Canada says the children's experiences were an essential starting point for Sam's creation.
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So it was a really good starting point, especially because that was my first musical endeavor.
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Lisbon — where many people unfortunately begin and end their Portuguese experience — is a great starting point.
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A starting-point is that falling interest rates make all streams of future income more valuable.
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The starting point is unconscious incompetence—when a swimmer does not even realise what is amiss.
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"I hope Dragon Quest XI becomes a new starting point for the franchise overseas," Horii says.
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For INVISTA, Arzeda created a way to synthesize nylon precursors using sugar as the starting point.
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More from VICE: The starting point, then, is really removing as many roadblocks as you can.
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The influence of Vietnam Vietnam is the starting point, the place where Kerry's worldview was formed.
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And the President really does believe that 3% is-- is a starting point in this economy.
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However, this price was still almost $22016 more than the starting point of the prior rally.
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Eisen acknowledges that the QR code approach isn't ideal, but he says it's a starting point.
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Restitution of any loss, including consumer credit profile and identity theft, should be the starting point.
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It is a starting point where we can look at the bill from our state perspectives.
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The starting-point should be to legalise only what is already available on the black market.
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With your new knife-grip skill as a starting point, you are ready to tackle this.
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And $100 is just a starting point; eventually a larger fee could be set by OSHA.
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Black metal was the starting point of this band, so in that sense it means everything.
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If there is a solution, better funding for space programs would probably be the starting point.
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Assuming the fundamental product vision is sound, the first version is just that: a starting point.
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The first theme for us is practical AI bots, and conversational AI is a starting point.
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So, the starting point is a federal government that will continue to occupy the accreditation space.
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They saw it as his starting point — a 'negotiating position,' as Mr. Trump himself might say.
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But as a starting point, my proposal pegs it at 2628 percent of the maximum benefit.
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Shelby Mustangs were originally made by Shelby using Mustangs supplied by Ford as a starting point.
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"He was the starting point for the creation of the modern sports world," Mr. Futterman said.
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"I think there's always a need to be vigilant; that's the starting point," Mr. Miller said.
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I believe these bills provide a starting point toward a solution that addresses these urgent challenges.
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Still, he said he wishes there would have been a different starting point for the discussion.
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Type your starting point in the top search bar and your destination in the second.8.
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In federal fraud cases, the sentencing guidelines are the starting point for determining the appropriate punishment.
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"We don't come at it from the starting point of independence," she told reporters in Brussels.
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Ecuador was a favored starting point until Quito began requiring Cubans to obtain visas last November.
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"No matter where you go, you always end up at the same starting point," he explains.
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And they are a valuable starting point for a deeper look at dysfunction in science today.
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The proposed cuts are a starting point, and Congress could temper them in its budget deliberations.
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They're hopeful that the White House proposal on immigration was just a starting point for negotiations.
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This is because he uses topological models and diagrams as a starting point for his work.
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Whatever the starting point, each metal's price path since then has been the same vertical climb.
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A blockhain-based approach could provide a starting point for an immutable record of legal identity.
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And that is my starting point for making change from my little corner of the world.
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But they were just a starting point as Republican members also threw ideas at the wall.
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The show's conceptual starting point is Manet's great "Olympia," which the Musée d'Orsay declined to loan.
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Using these five factors — weighed for their impact of cost reduction — is a simple starting point.
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My starting point was DIXIELAND JAZZ, a nifty seed entry with its high-value Scrabble letters.
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Then I saw him and said, 'We have the exact same starting point and end point.
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The interplay between the wall and the frame-like construction is one starting point for looking.
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"It is on the table as a starting point for the congressional conversations," Mr. Short said.
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"We recognize that looking at those kinds of numbers is just a starting point," he said.
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"The door is just a starting point" Proxy co-founder and CEO Denis Mars tells me.
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For Victims, is d-beat is more of a starting point these days than anything else?
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Freezing your credit file is a good starting point if you think you have been affected.
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They saw it as his starting point — a "negotiating position," as Mr. Trump himself might say.
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The spread between preferred and non-preferred debt sold in other countries offers a starting point.
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We're focused on games with a small starting point that can scale into something much bigger.
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They also did not seem interested in re-signing Derrick Rose, last year's starting point guard.
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"I've always viewed the first four encounters, two primaries and two caucuses, as the starting point."
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These frequent foraging trips spark ideas that are the starting point for her richly layered scents.
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The starting point for an executive with Griffin's level of success is about $7 million annually.
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For a starting point, see Business Insider's list of the best car insurance companies of 2020.
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The origin story of A Starting Point, as the site will be called, is as follows.
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"We consider the House number to be a very good starting point for the appropriations process."
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Results were somewhat better in the second year, but were still well below the starting point.
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Here is a good starting point to assess how you could reduce your food carbon impact.
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Offering paternity leave — paid, so men will take it — is a starting point, the reports said.
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Schiller Park was a starting point for getting Twinkies back on the shelves by summer 2013.
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The National Strategic Computing Initiative is a great starting point to expand the public/private partnerships.
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They observed the computer through four stages: order -- the starting point -- degradation, time reversal and chaos.
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But he's given no indication about what bill he will use as the Senate's starting point.
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In other words, it's the very starting point — and a dry and technical one at that.
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"We can always be doing more, but this bill is a crucial starting point," Moulton said.
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To tackle recent claims, we should use the best methods and evidence as a starting point.
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Preacher took as its starting point the conflation of pastorly authority and possession by something evil.
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As the tax rises from its $40 per ton starting point, so would Americans' quarterly checks.
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The newest venue will be in Las Vegas, a state away from the franchise's starting point.
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It made me consider the idea of ghost lines in a painting, as a starting point.
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McConnell's solution to this problem is to choose none of those bills as a starting point.
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Ahead, we've got the starting point for your own Margot Tenenbaum this Halloween — Sweet Aftons not included.
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And I think that starting point is the thesis for why we believe Twitter needs to exist.
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A drug's list price is usually the starting point from which pharmacy benefit managers and insurers neogtiate.
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For the uninitiated, Judgment is a great starting point, but also stands alone as a fantastic game.
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A welcome email will be the guest's entree to the project, so it's a logical starting point.
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A good starting point of building trust with stakeholders is by acquiring FDA approval or product certifications.
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A good starting point is aiming to sock away one months' expenses and then build from there.
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Ortiz explained that each map began with a pencil sketch, using interesting locations as a starting point.
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That insight provides the starting-point for a different approach to looking for targets for drug development.
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Phoenix is an ideal starting point because cars in Phoenix rarely encounter rain, snow, or icy roads.
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Let's go with the star of Thomas Kinkade, so-called Painter of Light, as a starting point.
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But as a starting point of negotiation, it seems like Apple may be asking for too much.
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The starting point is a broad list that includes biotechnology, AI, quantum technology, robots and advanced surveillance.
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Another reason the bill matters: It's a useful starting point for comparing various legislative proposals floating around.
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This isn't a comprehensive set of book recommendations, but it should serve as a good starting point.
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"It is a very good starting point," said University of Rwanda lecturer Christopher Kayumba after the signing.
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Our starting point is that what is unacceptable offline should not be tolerated in the online world.
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Understanding Pyongyang's strategy, as well as Beijing's place in it, is the starting point for understanding this.
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I'm so excited to see how she grows, because she's already at a really great starting point.
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After all, at least the Seaboard's familiar piano layout offers a starting point to contextualize music making.
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There's a lot to dig into with Annihilation, but the obvious starting point is Jeff VanderMeer's book.
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"The starting point is diagnosing the problem," said Mr. Torres, 220, who is the Council's youngest member.
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For example, they use actors pulling exaggerated faces as their starting point for what emotions "look" like.
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The simplest starting point is to contribute to your 401(k) plan if your employer offers one.
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This would be a great starting point for anyone that wants to do something about modern slavery.
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A better starting point is to acknowledge that the modern judiciary has never resembled its idealized form.
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Perhaps this is a starting point: The targeted individuals are living the nightmare of what could happen.
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It's always been, and still is, a great starting point for anyone wanting to learn about cryptocurrencies.
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It's a decent starting point if you want to get the word out in a crowded market.
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It's not the only way to think about design, but it's a good starting point for us.
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I think this is the very important starting point if you zoom in and talk about culture.
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That seemingly simple premise became the starting point of Allain's Jane Austen-inspired novel, Mr. Malcolm's List.
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These measures provide a strong starting point for businesses to develop their own continuous vulnerability assessment process.
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Approving the Keystone XL pipeline, as Trump has indicated he will do, is merely a starting point.
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It helps me to navigate through a strange city and indicates the starting point of the protest.
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Lawmakers initially greeted Trump's plan as a starting point for further discussion on overhauling the tax code.
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Thinking waaaaay bigger Hoverboards are just a starting point for Greg Henderson, co-founder of Arx Pax.
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We have a wide body of work so it's an interesting starting point for checking that out.
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A starting point for people who weren't successful in this election is to at least consider this.
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In other words, Google gave other researchers a starting point, a base, to bootstrap their own research.
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"Relations between China and the United States are now on a new historical starting point," Xi said.
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The starting point is that 213 of Labour's 232 MPs have signed up to Alan Johnson's campaign.
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Doug Aitken: Yeah, in terms of the starting point we were working on it for two years.
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What happened during these extra 100,000 years, and could we determine a new starting point for humanity?
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The incident provided the starting point for the title story of the collection "Bodies of Water" (220).
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And that's why we chose a police shooting as the starting point for our fictional families' discussions.
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"Whenever you beat a great team like that, it's a good starting point for sure," Hutton said.
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Some believe the starting point for a basic income must be $1,21625 a month for every American.
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It wasn't that long ago that $800 was seen as the highest starting point consumers would stomach.
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Capito added on Monday that the Senate bill should be a starting point for the conference committee.
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FROST: WOULD YOU LIKE TO HAVE THEIR STARTING POINT, THOUGH, WHICH IS NOT HAVING A BRANCH BASE?
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It's not the government, at least at the starting point, that has a lot of the debt.
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First, he's stacked the deck by choosing the bottom of a severe recession as his starting point.
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NOW WE'VE MOVED WELL PAST THAT STARTING POINT, TODAY, MUCH OF OUR CAPITAL'S DEPLOY USING FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS.
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Shoes that today give them both "PTSD," jokes Gates, but that became the starting point of Birdies.
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It's a straightforward ask, and a key starting point for further engagement with all our elected leaders.
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This would be a much better starting point compared to using consumer review websites such as Yelp.
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Their obsessive interests – including a passion for Elton John – are often the starting point of their sketches.
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This is a good starting point for Congress to get to work and pass a permanent solution.
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The starting point for this debate is Mr. Trump's deviation from free-market orthodoxy on international trade.
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I wouldn't expect it to work out of the box, but it would be a starting point.
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Finger said allowing the currency to slide was a "good starting point" towards achieving growth this year.
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That was the starting point for Max Deutsch, the app's creator, and the idea behind the app.
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Still, Vogel said the two-second threshold is a "starting point" that Facebook can adjust if necessary.
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This moving film will make you realize that a harsh life is a starting point for inspiration.
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It is the starting point of 7413 percent of Christmas decorations and 60 percent of children's toys.
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New York-area programs have long represented a starting point for some of college basketball's biggest names.
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Prepare an initial set of interview questions grouped by topic, but use this as a starting point.
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We believe that the USD14bn figure for Deutsche Bank is only a starting point in the negotiations.
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It was an imperfect plan, but still it provided, finally, a starting point for negotiations with Brussels.
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Jimmy Black was the starting point guard and captain as a senior for the '82 Tar Heels.
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In some ways, the Sonic Pavilion in Brazil was the starting point for thinking about those ideas.
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"The starting point in journalism is that there are no boundaries," he says in the class's introduction.
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And it could well be a starting point toward something even more sweeping, rather than something temporary.
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Their starting point became an abstracted grid he drew while on the set of his next movie.
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This course offers a starting point: assignments for the white artist to understand their own racial position.
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So they're a good starting point to build a computerized record of the spread of human cities.
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Back then, the starting point was far higher: 5.25 percent (in 2007) and 23 percent (in 2000).
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But fluency requires much more, including understanding gestures and context, so consider the apps a starting point.
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One more rate increase in December and three more next year is a pretty good starting point.
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Or the game when Derrick Rose, their starting point guard, did not even bother to show up.
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One starting point: our interview with the fantasy author George R.R. Martin, of "Game of Thrones" fame.
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They serve as the starting point for discounts and sometimes for the cost-sharing that patients face.
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"It's really intended to be a starting point," said a company spokeswoman, Emily Heffter, of the Zestimate.
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Students can use this BBC guide to the French elections as a starting point for their research.
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Kentucky also lost starting point guard Ashton Hagans to fouls with 3:36 remaining in the game.
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But the transportation service may not necessarily be the starting point for expansion outside Indonesia, he added.
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The Huanan Seafood Market in Wuhan is thought to be the starting point for the virus outbreak.
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"Finding your starting point might may be the hardest part of your journey to recovery," she writes.
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However, starting point guard Nick Norton suffered a torn ACL in the Blazers' first game this season.
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This promise—of the end of Gilead—is the starting point for Atwood's new book, The Testaments.
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A starting point is the White House's reconstruction of Trump's phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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They can provide a starting point, but it still may make sense to get some experienced help.
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Dennis Schroder, filling in for Westbrook as the starting point guard, had 20 points and nine assists.
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A simple starting point is to contribute to your 401(k) plan, if your employer offers one.
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"We understand there are internal processes, but it was a very good starting point," he told reporters.
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Increasingly, we should take as a starting point that cybersecurity compromises are the third certainty in life.
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Administration officials argued that the January 29 date marked a starting point for penalties, not a deadline.
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The governor's proposal is a starting point in negotiations that are expected to stretch on for months.
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On the one hand, they're powerful techniques that can produce advanced behavior from a simple starting point.
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The simplest starting point is to contribute to your 401(k) plan, if your employer offers one.
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But one possible starting point is whether we are using existing resources to achieve the maximum impact.
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Once you have reached the Lake Superior, go around both lakes to return to your starting point.
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All these stories come from the same starting point—the artist's child-and-woman-hood in China.
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"It would be a political declaration that would mark a starting point for peace negotiations," Moon said.
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CM: In the early 2000s I started using small collages as a starting point for the paintings.
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Messengers take the birds by crate to a starting point, at least 100 kilometers from the dovecote.
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That is a starting point for what they want in exchange for funding the cost-sharing reductions.
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My starting point is that the evolution of policy, energy markets, and technology can be hugely unpredictable.
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No president has slid as fast and as far as Trump, from a historically low starting point.
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The outbreak's Ukrainian starting point means that Russia, or hackers sympathetic to its cause, look like prime suspects.
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That could happen down the road, but for now, the initial integrations are a pretty cool starting point.
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"The meeting between the two principals was productive and a good starting point," Newmont spokesman Omar Jabara said.
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And that is a pretty harmful starting point, since social media editors already find their work vastly misunderstood.
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To him, self-esteem is the starting point to any attempt at a more peaceful and happy life.
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Lamar Alexander (R-TN) has some ideas for temporary fixes that could be a starting point for talks.
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It's a great starting point for scientists to communicate some of the less-sexy aspects of their work.
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I think it's great that they want to really understand what took place; that's a good starting point.
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Improving the infrastructure and personnel at points of entry would be a smart starting point to border security.
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The project takes Hieronymus Bosch's infamous painting "The Garden of Earthly Delights" (circa 1500) as its starting point.
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"We believe that the camera is the starting point for the future of mobile interaction, entertainment, and education."
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Hart's life and work provides the starting point for Larson's musing on the nature of time and creativity.
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"Uber takes legal requirements as a starting point for negotiation — which is a brazenly aggressive strategy," Edelman says.
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The plan is also basically the exact opposite of Facebook's starting point for fighting off fake news stories.
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"We still have faith in the starting point of a [rating from] Moody's S&P," one investor said.
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He said the starting point is whether there has been a structural change in car financing in Britain.
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That's a silly amount of money if you're not the starting point guard for the Golden State Warriors.
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Utah was without starting point guard Mike Conley, who missed his second straight game due to an illness.
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But that's just a starting point for the progressive movement; there is much more work to be done.
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Countries in the region are wary of its export juggernaut, an awkward starting point at the negotiating table.
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These prices are often just a starting point for negotiations, after which insurers end up paying much less.
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Taking the troll's line about "eating too many bags of crisps" as a starting point, Lawrence got creative.
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As the mobile revolution continues to explode across the world, the battle for the starting point has intensified.
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"We look at ourself at Uber as the starting point of all your transportation needs" Gupta tells me.
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We just send the rigs and the 3D files to our partners, but it's a great starting point.
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A great starting point would be this From A to Z: 200 Essential Resources for Entrepreneurs Building Business.
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Still, looking for planets in the habitable zone is a good starting point in the search for life.
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Note, these are not Fibonacci fan lines, they're a series of downtrend lines with a common starting point.
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What we've been seeing is that technology is no longer the main competitive starting point for new companies.
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The wi-fi controlled cameras detect each chair's location and calculate a route back to its starting point.
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"I think every starting point guard that he faces is going to be a helluva player," Carlisle said.
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That we currently screen for Down's syndrome should not be taken as an axiomatic and unproblematic starting point.
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That means that there is a lot more growth to come, from a smaller starting point, for today.
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Basically you would add your bank info, your profile pic and then announce your starting point and destination.
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The team can sequences the sample, then use these markers to finds the starting point of a file.
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But this was only intended to be a case study, the least-liked researcher argued, a starting point.
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What was the starting point for the song and how did you evolve it during the writing process?
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Identifying problems with the incumbents is often the starting point for why a new company needs to exist.
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Of course, the web is a lot bigger than Wikipedia, but it makes sense as a starting point.
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The starting point here has to be the fact users don't generally trust machines, at least at first.
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You know, I think it is a very conservative starting point and it gives us room to work.
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And although still a far cry from a guaranteed baby, 12 guaranteed oocytes is a solid starting point.
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But the latest report will serve as a starting point for any future efforts in asteroid impact preparedness.
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Iowa is the traditional starting point for the Democratic nominating contests that will kick off early next year.
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It forms the starting point of the tax reform process, which will play out over the coming months.
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While gluten detection is the starting point, 6SensorLabs also plans to launch peanut and dairy detection in 2017.
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That was the starting point, but often you've got a lot of ideas going around in your head.
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The over-arching story, which portrays suicide as the starting point to a revenge narrative, also caused controversy.
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Now that Donald Trump is president, Republicans are using that blueprint as the starting point for tax reform.
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The starting point, for parents and for society at large, should be acceptance for people with intellectual disabilities.
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Next, Giraffe started playing itself, using the real chess matches as a starting point and recording the outcomes.
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It's a slow-paced episode, but we wanted to make sure the player had a good starting point.
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According to the company's senior vice president, Wang Xiang, it's looking at next year as a starting point.
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They are not Fibonacci fan lines, they are a series of downtrend lines with a common starting point.
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Tesla put a 215-mile figure on the Model 3 — but insisted that was just the starting point.
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This is a preliminary draft and a starting point for negotiations between the president and the legislative branch.
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Secretary Marcelo Caetano said the already watered-down bill is a "starting point" of revived talks with congressmen.
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Aesthetically, it was something to kick against, but it was a great standard and a great starting point.
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Keith Ellison (D-Minn.), a candidate for chairman of the Democratic National Committee, as a good starting point.
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I want you to consider how different a starting point this is to any other type of headphone.
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The series starts with Miranda before she gets famous, what made you choose that as the starting point?
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This ultimately translates into an acclaimed body of work that's consistently improving from its already-lofty starting point.
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For example, for the kick on my upcoming album, I used a real heartbeat as a starting point.
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The Cavaliers had to play without starting point guard George Hill, who was sidelined due to back spasms.
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One is Montreal, the starting-point of a project that later extended across Quebec; the other is Calgary.
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Yet this time around the starting point for tax cuts is far worse than in 1981 or 2001.
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Obviously ticket prices for Miranda's last show have already jumped up to a starting point of over $2,000.
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It is virtually impossible to project a victory for "remain" while using the census as a starting point.
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The starting point guard Jalen Brunson did start last year — at Adlai E. Stevenson High School outside Chicago.
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A good separate starting point is this National Research Council report: "Climate Intervention: Reflecting Sunlight to Cool Earth."
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This strikes you as a more promising starting point than permanently linking perpetrator and act, as banishment does.
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As a starting point, Ms. Torrey said, patients should ask potential advocates whether they have handled similar cases.
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Like spending proposals from every administration ever, it is a starting point with no future in its entirety.
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Boyd is most likely an important returning piece who may inherit the starting point guard role next season.
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"What is happening may be the starting point for a huge armed confrontation between Venezuelans," he told Reuters.
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If your employer offers to match your contributions up to a certain amount, make that your starting point.
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Ms. Vignon emphasized that the show and catalog should be considered "a starting point" rather than comprehensive studies.
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Feeling good about how you're investing is a legitimate starting point, but it's not an end unto itself.
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The political left broadly believes the 2018 midterm elections are the starting point of their return to power.
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Some Democrats have urged party leaders to use the Judiciary investigation as a starting point for impeachment proceedings.
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While calling it a starting point for a deal, EU official say they cannot accept some trade proposals.
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The Knicks lost Jose Calderon, their starting point guard, to a leg injury late in the first half.
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"A legendary and award-winning designer with an incredible legacy has given us a starting point," he said.
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This is not an easy balance to strike, and these new guidelines may be just the starting point.
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Much art is made in isolation because isolation highlights longing, and longing is always a good starting point.
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The show's temporal starting point is the 1960s, an important turning point in the development of Iranian art.
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Hartung and his colleagues used skin cells from healthy adults as their starting point for the mini brains.
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If we think about lichen as responding to the air quality, that's a starting point for this messaging.
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"I very much just create—I interrogate my insides, and use that as a starting point," he tells.
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His starting point was the original recipe for Rosolio di Torino, which he found in an ancient book.
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The starting point for those negotiations is the House bill's number of roughly $9 billion over five years.
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The Senate's bill is far narrower, though leaders have said it is intended as just a starting point.
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The starting point for my argument is the astonishing drop in interest rates over the past few weeks.
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For visitors to Madrid, the starting point is often Plaza Mayor, which is 400 years old this year.
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The cuts form a tangle of lines, which become the starting point for Goodman to find her forms.
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"I thought they were maybe a starting point rather than a finished record," he explained in an email.
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The field of New Testament studies has never been a reliable starting point for scholars seeking publishing superstardom.
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The starting-point in Assisi was that business and the Catholic church go back a long way together.
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A starting point for understanding this story is to realize that all cars and trucks come with tradeoffs.
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"The beauty of having these genomes is that it's a great starting point to ask questions," he added.
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Referring to Anne Lister as a force of nature is accurate, but it's also just a starting point.
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For that reason alone, learning a language with an app should be a starting point, not the end.
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If you're a beginner in the world of fitness, using this guidebook can be an excellent starting point.
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It might have been a starting point, but the firm's problems, which now include significant layoffs, run deeper.
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The Magic, benefiting from the return of starting point guard Elfrid Payton, ended a two-game losing streak.
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The starting point requires picking polymers that are inherently unstable, and often historically overlooked because of their fragility.
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"The hardware is the starting point, but Alexa is the thing that keeps you coming back," Llamas said.
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The caravan of about 1,100 people is currently in Oaxaca, Mexico, about 420 miles from their starting point.
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Markelle Fultz, the team's starting point guard, finished with a triple-double in the Magic's 119-118 win.
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Every year the Forum adopts a theme that is a talking point — or a starting point — for discussion.
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The starting point of the phenomenon was Popeyes&apos creation of a "really amazing chicken sandwich," Cil said.
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This week's chart, which shows fluctuations in international home prices over time, may offer a good starting point.
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No. Even co-signer Al Franken called the bill "aspirational" and "a starting point" in a Facebook post.
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"The individual market was a good starting point," Mario Schlosser, Oscar's chief executive, told The New York Times.
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Two, A Starting Point assumes that you can reduce partisanship by exposing people to multiple points of view.
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Loretta Worters, a spokeswoman for the insurance group, cautioned that online rate quotes are merely a starting point.
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That subject was her starting point, but when it proved too bleak, she moved in a new direction.
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Some investors find data from MSCI and others helpful as a starting point beyond the narrower E.S.G. agenda.
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Georgetown also got a game-high and a career-best 19843 assists from starting point guard Terrell Allen.
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The onus is on us to save for our retirement, and 10 percent is a great starting point.
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Riley Battin had 10 rebounds for the Utes (483-2), who played without starting point guard Rylan Jones.
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While lawmakers never pass presidential budgets as written, they typically use White House requests as a starting point.
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Because they are of the same party, President Trump's budget is the natural symbolic starting point for Congress.
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But I do think that that's a big piece of legislation to look at as a starting point.
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But I think the starting point for so many Slate writers is, is the conventional wisdom really right?
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The much anticipated 'denuclearization plan' was always going to be a much more difficult starting point for negotiations.
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They used the app as a starting point and then created the apology with clear thoughts and intentions.
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For decades, Benin City has served as a hub of human trafficking and a starting point for migration.
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The scale is not a clinical instrument, but the questions might be a good starting point for discussion.
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But it's a starting point, a goal that, before Paris, the world was on track to wildly miss.
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At the end of each arm is a mirror, which reflects the laser back to the starting point.
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Awareness of cultural differences might be a good starting point, but it is definitely just a small step.
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As Rhodium notes, even if a future administration returns to these standards, the starting point will be lower.
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Which gives us a good starting point in our studies: Earning £1.5 billion [$1.9 billion] is bad for you.
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Fitch uses Macro's Viability Rating (VR) as the starting point for the expected rating of its upcoming subordinated issuance.
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Bronson's latest project takes Hieronymus Bosch's infamous painting "The Garden of Earthly Delights" (circa 1500) as its starting point.
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ET, ESPNU ABOUT CENTRAL FLORIDA (4-219): Without injured starting point guard B.J. Taylor, the Knights have struggled offensively.
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While the company provided a good starting point, Klee soon realized he didn't like his employer all that much.
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They treat Reeves' default blankness as an end state, rather than as a useful starting point for something more.
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The hope there too is that this is a starting point toward the development of a treatment and vaccine.
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And then we began to get into how we were going to wrap the story around that starting point.
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The Pacers announced prior to the game starting point guard Darren Collison would be out two to three weeks.
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Neither of those numbers is good enough for a clinical system, but they provide a starting-point for one.
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Facebook, on the other hand, has become a starting point through its monopolization of users' time, attention and data.
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Google, putting aside all its moonshots and heroic mission statements, is a "starting point" powered by a shopping engine.
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Overall, the study gave NASA a starting point for research into how long-term spaceflight affects the human body.
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Those explanations are going to be self-serving, but they can be a starting point for analysis and debate.
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But White House sources told Axios they worry that won't be the best starting point to establish internal authority.
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"I always knew that the first four encounters -- two primaries, two caucuses" would be a starting point, he said.
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"I always knew that the first four encounters — two primaries, two caucuses" would be a starting point, he said.
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Update: Following today's meeting the Home Secretary has put out the following statement: My starting point is pretty straightforward.
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It's a great starting point to get the ball rolling, to create a plan, get educated and eventually invest.
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Amin Nasser, chief executive Saudi Aramco, was clear to stress that the $1 billion fund is a starting point.
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The common misconception that sustainable and ethical fashion can't be trend-focused was the starting point for Ninety Percent.
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Yet such sequencing is a vital starting-point for any serious investigation of the economic potential of a species.
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Namely, it used a dataset of more than 100,000 Go games as a starting point for its own knowledge.
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It is, however, only a starting point: We hope you'll suggest additional songs, artists and articles in the comments.
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For millennials and recent grads actively searching for a career starting point, here are five great entry-level jobs.
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"It's a fundamental starting point, with the way the five houses are in battle with each other," Weisman said.
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It makes sense that cameras would be a natural starting point for exploring a new world of modular devices.
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Step 1: Be passionate A good starting point is to be entirely obsessed with TechCrunch, like stalker-status obsessed.
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Apple says the emoji are just a starting point, hinting that there might be more accessibility emoji to come.
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A good starting point is to review Nasdaq's FAQs mentioned above as well as to look at risk controls.
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A starting point would be to encourage governments to protect teenage girls from fathers who want to murder them.
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The card is being seen as a starting point for more services in its Wallet app in the future.
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The starting point of this pretty project is a thin, rose gold artificial tree that's ideal for tight spaces.
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HI4PI could be used as a starting point to map the Milky Way in ever new levels of detail.
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If you haven't, I encourage you to read it here; this annotated version is also a good starting point.
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BS: The idea is that the paper is the starting point and not the ending point of the process.
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The best long-term starting point is 270, when Mr Trump first appeared in the rankings without his father.
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The most generous starting point is 218, when Mr Trump had just clawed his way back from the abyss.
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"Given where their starting point is, I expect we are looking at lengthy negotiations," one of the bondholders said.
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There's the classic way to dive in, starting point first, or making it fancy with a knife and fork.
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"The starting point for the dollar into 2017 was just very, very rich in terms of valuation," he said.
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A starting point, the place where our games can intervene, could just be showing this moment where things stop.
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The simplest starting point is to invest in your employer's 401(k) plan, a tax-advantaged retirement savings account.
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I feel like Dataiku wants to be the starting point when companies are thinking about investing on data science.
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Mike: The initial facility that we're constructing in the Okanagan is really what we see as the starting point.
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Sometimes finding a label that fits isn't so much a destination, but a starting point for a longer process.
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Any team that selects him will be thrilled if he simply develops into an above-average starting point guard.
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The suicide rate declined steadily from 1986 until 2000, the date the CDC paper takes as its starting point.
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If you take all of that as his starting point, the rest of Facebook's initiatives begin to make sense.
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This rate of carbon tax would be a good starting point, but it would need to rise over time.
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The day I moved in there was a fresh post in #improvement-ideas, the starting point for such projects.
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This is good news, this is a good starting point, as we are strongly correlated with the German economy.
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One, to have a digital single market, so that you can think scale from the very initial starting point.
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But this latest Republican legislation is a good starting point for discussion, and it includes some helpful policy changes.
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The proposal involves the employment of Fitch's existing SRM as the starting point for assigning the agency's sovereign ratings.
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But before evaluating the policy prescriptions for this problem, we must first consider the starting point, which is flawed.
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From there, we have a stable starting point to begin the work of encountering ourselves at a new level.
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So as a starting point to gauge how the economy is actually doing, we can average the two months.
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Tarell Alvin McCraney's original piece, "In Moonlight Black Boys Look Blue," was kind of the starting point of this.
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A common starting point for most of the plans to revive our health care system has been price transparency.
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"We have that as a starting point," Fresno County Sheriff's Office public information officer Tony Botti told ABC 30.
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"Westworld" was created by Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy, with the 1973 Michael Crichton movie as a starting point.
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Memphis played without starting point guard Mike Conley, who sat out with an eye injury he sustained Tuesday night.
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But the starting point, the executive budget Mr. Cuomo released in January, was colossally bad for New York City.
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That's why a basic starting point for protecting a household is typically in the vicinity of 230 times salary.
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Therefore government and not industry should be the starting point for saying what kind of digital world we want.
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He also averaged 26 more frontcourt touches than Denver's starting point guard, Jameer Nelson, despite playing almost identical minutes.
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But if it were ever going to happen, this week would be looked back on as the starting point.
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Having the same starting point of the face helps to alleviate the intimidation of a blank piece of paper.
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Duterte's economic advisor, Ernesto Pernia, told Reuters that law and order would be the starting point for his policy.
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Scratched, swollen and eaten alive by insects, 19393 pounds lighter, he had wandered 35 miles from his starting point.
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Stein says that if you can find stocks that are yielding more than this, that's an attractive starting point.
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I will say that the elements of your biography were merely the starting point for a free, fictionalized, story.
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Many public intellectuals were trained in the social sciences and take the choosing individual as their mental starting point.
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Seton Hall head coach Kevin Willard laughs when he thinks about his first encounter with his starting point guard.
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But this is a starting point and we need to push on from this with a lot more confidence.
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"The Industry 4.0 package was a good starting point," he said in reference to the center-left's incentive scheme.
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Then, while O'Brady strapped into his sled, the plane drove about a mile away to Rudd's parallel starting point.
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A big vat can be a hearty meal unto itself, the starting point of so many others, or both.
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These projects are called Brickfilms and are often a starting point for animators looking to get into the business.
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The 1967 line — what Israel controlled before the war — became the starting point for all Arab countries, including Syria.
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Heavy Eyed takes Hellblade as a starting point for an investigation into general media portrayals of characters' psychological wellbeing.
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If today, Zionism and internationalism seem in tension, for these pioneers Zionism was the starting point for their internationalism.
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Only six did not feature subsequent declines that took the index below its starting point of the 10% rally.
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The starting point for civic engagement in the existing political process is to support voting across in the world.
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He has given the Knicks glimmers of the prospect they believe can one day be their starting point guard.
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For Schiff, Deutsche Bank is a starting point as his committee investigates possible money laundering by The Trump Organization.
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If the president and Congress are serious about getting health care costs under control, this is a starting point.
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He called it A Starting Point—a name that sometimes rang with enthusiasm and sometimes sounded like an apology.
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Evans insisted that A Starting Point would only seem objective if visitors knew the answers had been vetted somehow.
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A good starting point is to invest in a retirement account, such as a Roth IRA or traditional IRA.
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The starting point of the film is that, in 2018, cremations overtook ordinary, mostly very expensive burials in America.
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And so Europe started from a starting point of a pretty not-competitive market, but got better over time.
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"I think that it's a good starting point for those who are interested in language creation," Peterson told CNBC.
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Trump did not take a position on Goodlatte's proposal, though he called it a "good starting point" on Tuesday.
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Miami was without starting point guard Chris Lykes, who missed his third straight game due to a groin injury.
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When it comes to your starting point — the arrangement's base — consider a more creative and sustainable alternative to foam.
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"We see to Arqiva portfolio as a good starting point for Cellnex to benefit from this growth," they wrote.
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It proved a natural starting point for negotiations -- a good first step, and a fairly easy one, says Lee.
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For each name, we include a short summary of our analyst's thesis as a starting point for further analysis.
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Yemeni build-up The Arab spring in 2011 can be considered the starting point of Yemen's latest political saga.
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But it might help to use it as a starting point for conversations about women in science and math.
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We only included counties with populations greater than 70,000, then chose the top 200 counties as a starting point.
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The New York regulations are a good starting point to help ensure cybersecurity best practices within the financial industry.
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Our annual list of 52 places to go is a natural starting point, so dust off those traveling shoes.
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Race day started with a 230-minute ride on 254 small hovercraft across the lake to the starting point.
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"We provide at least a coherent starting point, after doing all the research, aggregation, combining and rephrasing," he adds.
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That figure is a starting point for understanding how much the Trump administration could pare back the Medicaid rolls.
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Whatever we hear first tends to provide a starting point against which other numbers will be viewed and compared.
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But it's a starting point, a goal that, before Paris, the world was on a track to wildly miss.
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Todd: Yes, the obvious starting point this week is the sad fate of Nina, which is devastating but inevitable.
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Though they take the body as their starting point, Knight's sculptures poke fun at the idea of organic unity.
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Our starting point with sex workers should be that of a victim based approach... rather than criminalizing their activity.
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Devotees of folk horror often cite the "Unholy Trinity" as a starting point for those new to the subgenre.
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