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Williams preferred football, having excelled at defensive end for Georgia Tech, but beginning a program was judged too costly.

"We are ending tobacco growing, but beginning a new era of farming that will produce new life-sustaining crops," Gov. Parris N. Glendening said.

At this point, the immediate goal is not finding the precise formula for reaching out to Moscow, but beginning a strategic conversation that makes clear that NATO members are sincerely committed to anchoring Russia within the Euro-Atlantic community.

Of course, being neurotically overscheduled, Americans don't always get a chance to exercise at the best time possible to help sleep, but beginning a conversation about this is always a good place to start.

Those three runs were the death knell for the Cardinals, but began a party at Shea.

Enrollment in Medicaid declined as recently as 2006 but began a rapid ascent the next year as the economic downturn began and the unemployment rate started to double.

He was arrested in Britain shortly after the attack, but began a long legal battle against extradition.

Israel has allowed some international ships to complete their journeys to Gaza, but began a deadly commando raid on a Turkish-led flotilla last year.

Pete is unhappy for a time but begins a relationship with Jo Ellison, a friend of Rachel's.

Tobago's sugar production peaked in the 1790s but began an irreversible decline after 1807.

In a research practice the models necessitate fresh relationships through which design accesses new typologies not only redeploying life and intelligence 4,9,19,38 but begin an ontological protocol to deal with dwelling in an environmental crisis.