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Marino, struggling to land her formidable first serve, came under pressure straight away as a confident Raducanu dominated with her returning game.

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He said there were things the government could do "straight away", for example on tackling vacancies in the sector.

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PC Furlonger was called in to offer assistance in Hartlepool and came "under missile attack straight away".

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Ronni Sharp said she was aware of the problem "straight away" - as soon as she moved into halls of residence.

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Most importantly he did not try to justify what he had done, accepting straight away his mistake in front of his team-mates in a hotel room where the club were staying.

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

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