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In other words, instead of spreading yourself too thin right off the bat, it can pay to sharpen your skills in one area first — like becoming a great chef — before branching out into new income streams or business ventures.

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Nice weather, though; fall is beautiful, the leaves fall down here, like, right off the trees.

Chisholm followed Stanton’s homer in the sixth with a single to right off reliever Anthony Banda.

With “Sweetpea,” just right off the bat, I really connected with that character, and I also felt like I really knew what they wanted to do with it, and I felt like I had ideas for them.

“We both knew he had a talent for it right off the bat.”

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

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