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Millennials, for example, have started leaving pricey city centers and are moving to the suburbs.

Some of TNT's customers in Scandinavia, for example, have started to inquire about the carbon impact of transporting their parts.

But some Democrats, like Senator Daniel Squadron of Manhattan, were pushing for real changes that would, for example, have started to clean up the campaign finance system.

The owner could, for example, have started the business with the idea of becoming a millionaire, or to run his own business, or to be autonomous, or simply as an opportunity to try an idea (Galbraith, 1982).

Stoke and West Ham, for example, have started to climb away from the relegation zone but the biggest worry for Sunderland fans is that their side do not look remotely capable of doing the same.

Ten schools in Fairfax county in Virginia, for example, have started a year-long discussion among principals and teachers based on the results of the first reports.

The Indian Angel Network, for example, has started an incubator, where members mentor young entrepreneurs.

Zero-Knowledge, for example, has started posting essays under the heading Demystifying Cryptography on its Web site.

The University of California, Berkeley, for example, has started a $3 billion fund-raising campaign and begun investing its working capital more aggressively.

MTV, for example, has started more than 50 music-video channels customized for viewers in Europe, Asia and other regions.

Thailand, for example, had started with producing and exporting electronic and automobile parts, then moved on to real estate investment, and planned to do good at capital investment.