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start

noun as in a beginning or place from which to begin

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noun as in a lead or advance

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noun as in sudden involuntary movement of the body

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verb as in begin; come into existence

verb as in give a sudden involuntary jerk or jump

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It was the second straight start in which Glasnow hadn’t given up a hit through at least six innings.

Dollander faced just three batters over the minimum before leaving with an apparent injury after walking Ben Rortvedt to start the sixth.

The tour is particularly fulfilling for the singer because, at the start of her career, she was prevented from playing live.

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At the start of her career, when she was signed to a US label, that made it impossible to bankroll a European tour.

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The new system was initially proposed at the start of this year, before a 12-week consultation.

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