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But the Indians' plan is not born completely of desperation: their 22-game winning streak began just after Kipnis had begun one of his stints on the disabled list, and the All-Star Jose Ramirez shifted from third to second while two young defensive wizards — Giovanny Urshela and Erik Gonzalez — took over at third.
Precisely how and when the authorities learned of the group's activities is unclear, but by early February 2004, they had begun one of Britain's largest antiterrorist undercover investigations.
Standing alongside the ranking Democrats on the Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees, Senator Tom Daschle of South Dakota, the minority leader, said Mr. Bush had begun "one of the most important and consequential debates we will see in our lifetime".
Soon he and his "fan of fans" (according to MacCarthy) had begun one of the stormiest, and maybe silliest, affairs of the age.
I had begun one-sided relationships with the woman on the balcony across the street who hung her shirts up to dry with their arms akimbo, and the one in the next apartment, who specialized in underwear.
"George Bush has begun one thing enormously important, and that is cutting taxes," he said.
"Early stage collapse has begun," one of the teams wrote in the journal Science.
His nonprofit organization, working with scientists and economists, has begun one of a series of efforts to bring clarity to the sector.
Dennis Leonard, who dragged himself off the pitching scrapheap and has begun one of the most remarkable comebacks of recent years, has overshadowed a similar comeback being staged in California.
White House officials, expressing unhappiness over news accounts of President Reagan's stance in his meeting with Mikhail S. Gorbachev, have begun one of the most extensive public relations efforts of the Reagan Presidency.
The yearning for ordinariness and the yearning to escape from the ordinary — the quest for fantasy and the dream of feeling that one has begun one's real life — are the opposing energies that give the movie its constant tension.
