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121. In UX workshops early on in a project's life, sketching is a useful and efficient way to convey and record ideas.

122. Winter moves in early on the Adirondack Mountains. Cross-country skiers may find a pre-Thanksgiving snowscape to trek across.

123. One secret he learned very early on was not to flaunt his success.

124. Hoder was, briefly and early on, an advisor to the Committee to Protect Bloggers, the organization I started in 2004.

125. In powerful form early on, Heskey won the exchanges with the similarly statuesque Onyewu and one of his flicks early led to a second goal.

126. The Spanish armed forces ousted the Moroccan detachment from the tiny island early on July 17.

127. Early on, sumo was incorporated into Shinto purification rituals, after which it became court entertainment.

128. To at the Olympic Games, a Murdoch arrived in Beijing early on.

129. Indeed, gossypol, a toxic polyphenol derived from the cotton plant, was identified early on in the Foundation's research as an effective sterilant.

130. Patience is a virtue – admit early on in the strategic intelligence process that you are never going to have enough data and work to piece together parts of the puzzle over time.

131. Try to take off the rose-colored glasses early on in the relationship and pay attention to the interaction between your partner and your friends and family.

132. Bob up very early on Christmas morning because he was eager to open his presents.

133. But think, early on in the process, about how an article might end, especially if you are writing a longer news story or feature article.

134. Early on Good Friday 2002, Kanzius played a round of golf at the Forest Country Club in Fort Myers, Florida.

135. Early on 14 November Ely Curtiss's pusher biplane was hoisted aboard.

136. Musicality always comes off as spontaneity, and he was loved, early on, for that quality.

137. More research is needed to confirm if babies born full-term and healthy who are later diagnosed with autism show similar types of abnormalities early on, Cohen said.

138. Since I had very early on discovered that the socioeconomic value of a man's clothing is important in determining his credibility with certain groups.

139. Inflation says that very early on, the universe expanded in size by more than a trillion (num. ) fold in much less than a second, propelled by a sort of antigravity.

140. Paper victories aside, the salubrious effect on humans was also recognized early on.

141. The HTV-2 - shaped like the tip of a spear - took off atop a Minotaur IV rocket from Vanderberg Air Force Base in California early on Thursday.

142. So you have to make things rough for them and weed the weenie trees early on.

143. Liberalism was concerned with freedom and individuality and early on was identified with "laissez faire",[Sentence dictionary] or a lack of state intervention in the economy.

144. Also, the distributed structure defined early on is still in place: Directory services are distributed across a network, with each distributed service maintaining a portion of the global database.

145. "Early on, any radiation dose at the blastocyst stage is an all-or-nothing event, " says Higley, meaning the blastocyst is thought to either recover and continue growing or miscarry.

146. Walking exercise may be boring at times but early on a clear sunny morning there can be nothing finer.

147. Early on, programmers worked with the most primitive computer instructions: machine language.

148. At the beginning of the game, one doubloon should be valued as worth several VPs, and thus money and income are EXTERMELY important early on.

149. So you have to make things rough for them and 4)weed out the 5)weenie trees early on.

150. These breeders socialize their puppies early on, breed in good traits and breed out bad ones and they can show you your puppies' parents and give you their history.