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The campaign essentially launched John Madden's manic, arm-flailing, break-through-the-paper-screen character (with an early one showing Madden with nearly a Buster Brown haircut).

"Crutzen, who is not a geologist, but one of the modern great scientists, essentially launched a small hand grenade into the world of geological time scales," Jan Zalasiewicz, chair of the ICS's anthropocene working group, told the Guardian.

In the Court of the Crimson King was the masterpiece that essentially launched progressive rock, which was the dominant genre in high-end British pop for the next seven years.

Commonred was essentially launched to not only help startup founders — but anyone in need of some professional networking — to more easily find shared points of interest between themselves and those they want to meet, network, or learn from.

"The 40-Year-Old Virgin" essentially launched the film career of director Judd Apatow and actor Steve Carell, but it almost never got made. .

It's the first time Tarantino — whose career was essentially launched and molded by Weinstein — has publicly acknowledged what he knew and when.

This can be done already with the startup folder, but the decree implies that you could essentially launch a different operating system {OS} and never see Windows.

Third party development is always an issue when you're essentially launching a new app store.

Now, Redfin is essentially launching its own version of Zillow's Zestimates.

But by not accepting his marriage offer you are essentially launching a preemptive strike that will save so much heartache later.

On the Halloween of 1517, Martin Luther posted his famed "95 Theses" to the door of the Castle Church of Wittenberg, essentially launching the Protestant Reformation.