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starting

[stahr-ting] / ˈstɑr tɪŋ /
NOUN
offset
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The law is "not the final word" but rather a "decisive starting point", Vietnam-based LNT & Partners law firm said in an analysis on its website.

From Barron's

Dubai’s and Doha’s airports were catapulted into major air-travel hubs starting in the 2000s as their own countries became global economic powerhouses.

From MarketWatch

He’s still excited, he said, about the opportunity for “massive disruption and massive change” in the next three or four years, which would be a plus for any hedge fund starting now.

From MarketWatch

"What matters now in Northern Ireland is action, designating MPAs is not the end but the starting place for ensuring our protected areas are properly managed, monitored and enforced."

From BBC

For now, he is still smiling and happy to be back where he feels he belongs - starting matches for Liverpool.

From BBC