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outset

[out-set] / ˈaʊtˌsɛt /




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Indeed, from the outset, the Doumbouya regime has been treated rather gently by both France and the West generally, and by Ecowas, despite a troubling human rights record.

From BBC

“From the outset, our approach has been guided by the principle that AI systems should be designed with age-appropriate protections by default.”

From Los Angeles Times

Critics of the plan cautioned from the outset that getting Hamas to give up its weapons would be the hardest part.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Australian government concedes the ban will be far from perfect at the outset, and some underage users will fall through the cracks as issues are ironed out.

From Barron's

This includes plans to address uncertainty and ensure security from the outset of the new government.

From The Wall Street Journal