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The phrase "started case" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a case that has been initiated or begun, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear. Example: "The project was a started case that required immediate attention."
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In 1986, the year that Shelton resigned from Perdue and started Case Farms, he gave a keynote address at the International Poultry Trade Show.
In the mid-1970s startedrted Case, the Campaign for a Socialist Europe, one of the many groups that came into being thanks to her uncanny organisational skills and her strong will.
The case management models may differ in their development (some regions started case management recently while others already exist for ten years), referral modality, the case loads of case managers and their funding, causing within and across case-management model type heterogeneity, which could have an effect on the care received by the person with dementia and their carer.
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These guys, all dressed in dark suits, started to case the joint.
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