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3.52pm GMT Ukrainian prime minister Arseny Yatsenyuk confirmed his government has begun high-level contacts with the Russian government, Reuters reports: "Consultations have started at the level of ministers," he told reporters but gave no details.

In the Midwest, work has already begun on a big high-speed rail project that will link Chicago and other cities in nine states.

To encourage students to take an interest in science from early on, the government has begun equipping high schools with biotech laboratories.

As the biggest methane emitter, Russia has begun seeking high-tech solutions.

Fortunately, TED has begun posting high-quality videos of the talks—specifically re-edited for Web use at ted.com/tedtalks.

EarthLink has begun offering high-speed DSL to some of its 3.7 million narrowband subscribers through an alliance with Charter Communications chtr.

Google has begun testing its high altitude 'Project Loon' balloons in Sri Lanka, which the company hope will one day provide high-speed internet access to the island's residents.

The Department of Public Works has begun to repave high traffic roads and intersections with concrete.

Rory Flanagan (Damian McGinty), a foreign exchange student from Ireland, has begun attending McKinley High and is regularly being bullied.

To add value, it has begun to produce high-quality wire, which it exports to Europe.

To make up for a recruitment shortfall, the army has begun accepting a higher number of "category four" candidates who score low on a military aptitude test.