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He referenced a model that IFC Films has begun using as a standard release plan for its films.

Though it is not known if Ms. Ferenczi kept in contact with the police officer — she never revealed his name — she maintained an unabashed love for the nightstick, which she began using as a rolling pin to help create meals and desserts for special occasions.

As an artist, Jude Rouslin's first choice of medium has always been oils, which he began using as a child.

Just like you'd expect, each of the new filters has a slightly odd-sounding name (unless you live in SF) which we will inevitably begin using as a verb.

She spent a few years in prison for drug-related crimes and resurfaced a new woman, clean for the first time since she began using as a kid, and ready to start living the life she had been robbed of by the burden of her addiction.

Ice was not available when the 43-year-old began using, as it's been a recent development over the last decade.

Ms. Taylor's predicament is increasingly common as debt collectors have begun using litigation as a tool to collect on aging debts.

A UN security expert working in Maiduguri, who wanted to remain anonymous, said the group had begun using loans as a recruitment tool four years ago after a military crackdown forced them to relocate from Maiduguri to forests and villages.

She has already begun using it as a backdrop for her advertising.

Some schools have begun using texting as a way to help encourage students to participate more in class.

Some of Mr. Chávez's top aides have begun using the exhumation as a method for attacking his opponents.