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An average of 11.3 million viewers have watched the Saturday night episodes since the series kicked off in September – the highest figure ever recorded.

Tennison, a former Royal Marine who has been England's kit man since 2002, was still apparently urging players not to panic about their already faltering investment a mere two days before the World Cup kicked off in September when the shares were listed at around £1.20.

The search for a new chairman kicked off in September after the current BBC Trust chair, Rona Fairhead, who was due to take up the role leading the new unitary board, announced she would stand down after May asked her to reapply for the role.

The first campaign kicked off in September and involved seven of the top Finnish fashion bloggers who created and displayed their own fashion videos and was sponsored by H&M.

Since the painting project kicked off in September, the artwork has had palpable effects.

Occupy Wall Street kicked off in September to protest economic injustice, and now in at least three American cities, Occupy protesters are using the stories of local residents losing their homes to dramatize and protest the ongoing foreclosure crisis.

An industry effort to this effect kicked off in March.

The first Harvard Clinical Informatics Lecture Series of 2016 is underway, having kicked off in January with Grand Rounds hosted by DBMI Chair Zak Kohane.

The Imitation Game kicked off in November with £2.74m, including £47,000 in previews.

When the Iowa caucuses kicked off in January, everyone complained that things were starting too early.

"Gianni Infantino has started a Legends programme that we kicked off in January in Switzerland.