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  • Starting point: how to deal with the media boycott of these issues.
  • The parade marked the start of three days of music across the county.
  • Start at the beginning, with an early public call for the closing of a powerful mosque.
  • As the race settled, nigel webb got up to third after a slow start, and john chisholm held on to fourth.
  • Start date is october of each year.
  • Started off slowly with five draws out of their first seven league games.
  • Start when feeding.
  • Start to appear.
  • Start thinking about the club's development plan which will be a working document for the committee to continue.
  • Start in earnest.
  • Start of a new season.
  • Start from scratch.
  • Starting salary is circa £ 14k plus a car!
  • January heralded the start of the exam season and currently students are hard at work.
  • Starts at 8 pm and will discuss what fairtrade is and how organizations and the town can attain fairtrade status.
  • I do not think that is true, but we cannot deny that we are off to a shaky start.
  • Started to feel good about myself again, i began to eat more healthily and i got stronger.
  • Started talking tough this week about standing up to the unions over pensions.
  • Starting at 12 noon from the monument in newcastle on saturday 27th may.
  • Started writing a bid to youth music for a further year of funding.

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