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to start with

adverb as in first

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With some of President-elect Donald Trump’s allies promising to dismantle entire federal departments and the incoming administration laying the groundwork for mass layoffs, experts say Trump is likely to start with targeted firings aimed at making an example of specific civil servants as he tests the waters in his second administration.

From Salon

"It’s a hugely complex societal problem but we need to work better together because if we really want people to have meaningful and engaged lives we need to start with education."

From BBC

Everyone else is probably going to put Amorim to start with a win, but I am going for a draw.

From BBC

To start with, nobody is expecting a behemoth that’s up to 25 feet long to come so close to the California coast, said Paig-Tran.

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

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