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embarking on

verb as in begin undertaking, journey

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To some, he is the face of economic mismanagement, but the vice-president retains some of the optimism he held when he was a 44-year-old embarking on an eight-year battle for power.

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This was Bellingham at his best, almost impossible to control with his movement, troubling Greece with his range of passing while also embarking on constant surged into areas of danger.

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Europe is next on their list, then they return to North America for multiple shows before embarking on their South American leg.

Now embarking on a new job in a legal support role, she says she is "even happier with her decision" with university fees on the rise.

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Det Insp Sally Johns, from Devon and Cornwall Police, said Ms Hill was "not a routine drug user" but a "young girl embarking on life, looking forward to the future ahead of her".

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

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