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be early

verb as in anticipate

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Trump has also criticised the Biden administration's plans to expand wind energy and increase electric car production, which could be early targets in his new administration.

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It might still be early in the season, but Mater Dei and Las Vegas Bishop Gorman, the top two ranked teams in the nation by multiple ratings services, meeting in front of more than 8,000 fans could have marked a de facto national championship game.

“It’s lessons of life,” Medrano said of the unspoken message, “to be early and not to be late and show respect to the game.”

Professor Guy Leschziner, a study author and neurologist at Guys' and St Thomas' hospital, and author of The Secret World of Sleep, said: "We have long been aware that alterations in dreaming may signify changes in physical, neurological and mental health, and can sometimes be early indicators of disease. However, this is the first evidence that nightmares may also help us monitor such a serious autoimmune condition like lupus, and is an important prompt to patients and clinicians alike that sleep symptoms may tell us about impending relapse."

The researchers will study so-called Alzheimer's biomarkers in the participants' blood samples, which have been shown to be early signs of the disease.

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

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