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France intervened after Islamist forces who had controlled northern Mali for months began a sudden drive to the south almost a month ago.

On Monday, authorities began a sudden transfer of detainees from a mainland detention centre in Darwin to other mainland facilities.

The plane was well into its final descent toward Newark Liberty International Airport on Sunday morning when it began a sudden and unmistakable climb.

Farnsworth's key patents expired in 1947, just a few months before TV began a sudden, rapid proliferation from just 6,000 sets in use nationwide to tens of millions by the mid-1950s.

Liftoff proceeded smoothly, but at T+10 seconds the Atlas began a sudden unplanned roll, threatening a possible abort.

If the players are still tied, they'll go back to No. 16 and begin a sudden-death playoff.

At distances of a few hundred metres, thunder begins with a sudden clap followed by a long rumble; at larger distances, it begins with a rumble.

The illness usually begins with a sudden onset of fever, vomiting, and severe sore throat.

Typically, a suicide causes an hourlong delay in train service, which begins with a sudden stop, and then the dreaded announcement over the loudspeaker that there has been a "human incident".

"It began with a sudden trembling," Winchester writes.

The protests began over a sudden increase in prices for basics such as flour, but demands quickly expanded to include Bashir's ouster.