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to start with

adverb as in first

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"I know how I am going to play in the beginning because you have to start with a structure that you know and then you will adapt with the players that you have," said Amorim.

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To start with, Spencer had a 13-week contract and little idea that she was helping to create a unique slice of British life.

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Then, Mr Black told the BBC: “It is clear that companies need to change and that has to start with addressing issues of culture and leadership. Too often we hear that weather, third parties or external factors are blamed for shortcomings.”

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We’ll get to the chunky octopus in a bit, but we want to start with the golden ticket.

"Kemi and I disagree on this point. I believe you have to start with principles and values, but I think that is not enough. You also have to have policies."

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

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