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66. It was time to start on all those little jobs around the house that he'd been putting off.

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72. This is a contender, at least until the fistfights start on the sidelines again.

73. Then make a fresh start on a more efficient brand of government activism for the future.

74. The health authority confirmed a High Court hearing would start on April 9 in Middlesbrough.

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76. What chance is there that a start on such a package could be made in the near future?

77. At least it would give her the opportunity to make a start on her copious notes.

78. Responding to industry rumors, Heistand said he would start on Monday.

79. Or get an early start on that long weekend commute, then catch up from home.

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83. Germany's military buildup in the 1930s gave it a huge start on Britain and France.

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88. Traditionally, election campaigns start on Labor Day.

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