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They recommended demolition and building new homes as the preferred option, and sought initial funding to make a start on the process.

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Lough Neagh is a long-term challenge fraught with many difficulties, and it will take all the players working together to make a start on addressing them.

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Yamamoto has yet to make a start on less than five-days’ rest.

Labour is today announcing that it would make a start on creating green energy projects across the country within months, if it won the general election.

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After getting on top of Edith’s chores, I would close my laptop, dazed, and make a start on my own, picturing a diamond above my head turning from orange to green as I cleaned my kitchen and took out the trash.

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

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