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outset

noun as in starting

Strongest match

noun as in beginning

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Up until now Slot has preferred to rotate the two but this was the first time Liverpool fans got to see how they played alongside each other from the outset of a match.

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While the pair split the four Grand Slam titles between them this season, Sinner was dominant from the outset against Alcaraz, who said his opponent was "just too good" on Saturday.

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Negotiators knew from the outset that recovering the bodies would be difficult amid the rubble of war-ravaged Gaza, but Israeli officials say Hamas is delaying on purpose to keep what little leverage it has left.

Looking back, Sprung says there was no way to tell at the outset that this new client expected “that every time she logged into her account, it would go up.”

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Freeing them meant Hamas had to give up its biggest lever of power over Israel at the outset.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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