Here are some things I might have more easily acknowledged the first time around had I not been so dazzled at the outset.
"We set about Stoke from the outset, moved the ball around well and created enough chances to win two games in the first half.
All the children were diagnosed as stuttering at the outset of the study (around age eight) based on clinical assessments and a measure of stuttering severity (Riley, 1994, Stuttering Severity Instrument-3, SSI-3).
As I wrote at the outset, the vibe around WWDC exuded much enthusiasm for accessibility.
Federal spending, excluding defence, grew from less than 5% of GDP at the outset of the Depression to around 16% in the late 1970s, and has remained there until now (see chart 2).For the next two decades, small government remained the stated preference of presidents, including Bill Clinton, who in 1996 declared that "the era of big government is over".
It was a blowout from the outset, the type of all-around performance the Nets have been pining for at home, thanks to a milestone performance from Reggie Evans, who has suddenly emerged as a fourth offensive threat.
The record begins in mid-July of 1983, around the outset of the summer break before my penultimate year of high school, and the first book listed is "Dr. Zhivago," by Boris Pasternak.
World War II, however, was marked by an all-encompassing effort by the entertainment industry, including, at the outset, war bond drives around the country in which stars like James Cagney, Humphrey Bogart, Edward G. Robinson, Dinah Shore, Hedy Lamarr and Bette Davis traveled by train and bus to raise money for the war effort.
The court ruled against Levandowski's Fifth Amendment rights extending to allow redactions of a privilege log revealing legal details between Uber and Levandowski around the outset of their acquisition agreement.
From the outset, corruption allegations have swirled around the issue.
