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"We have been in close contact from the outset with the Nigerian government on this issue," said the spokesman.

Unlike most festivals, the "civilians" — folks who paid good money for their tickets — were seated at the outset, with the professionals being allowed in later.

Watford were overrun in midfield and had problems from the outset with the quality of Defour's set pieces, his vision and the power of Gudmundsson on the right.

"Beth Israel is appalled by the conduct of Dr. Zarkin, and has been working cooperatively, from the outset, with the patient and her family," the hospital said.

The play is interactive from the outset, with the audience taking on the role of residents of Little Rikjord and debating their dilemma.

This was one difference, right at the outset, with the Nazi approach to occupation, for Hitler and his entourage could scarcely have been less concerned with the needs of the defeated under their rule.

Newsom has appointed his own new leadership for the train agency, who are tasked — at least at the outset — with reframing the mission of high-speed rail.

He was there at the outset with Bill Shankly, and the football club as it stands today is because of what Bill Shankly set in place and Ronnie was a big part of that.

In a study of 37 patients treated from the outset with trastuzumab+docetaxel (±carboplatin), the average ΔSUVmax after one course was −71% in pCR vs −47% in non-pCR cases (P=0.01) (Humbert et al, 2012).

From the outset, with a project on the Lower East Side deliberately called the First Houses, cultural elements figured into the city's plan.

Pappano set the tone at the outset, with a turbulent account of the opening movement, almost Straussian in its heady ebb and flow and hints of sensuality.