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Just look at rock and roll or R&B; or a lot of kinds of music — it starts out being seen as low art, and now we have the Rolling Stones in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland.

Certainly, it's not hard to scent a certain double standard about women at work here – and to recall the sad example of Sean Young, Blade Runner's tragic replicant Rachael, who as Heche was starting out was seeing her career implode amid lurid tales of her troubled psyche.

When he started out he was seen as a natural replacement for Dravid, with his sound technique and appetite for big scores.

A good number for starting out is 7, but experiment and see what works.

From the start, wine was seen as mystical and dangerous.

For a start, it is seen as expensive.

Former 500cc world champion Wayne Gardner has done exactly that  as his two young boys are starting out in racing and Spain is seen as the best place to begin.

He responded that an entitlement card that had to be produced for all benefits and services might start out voluntary but would quickly be seen as a compulsory identity card.

When you started reporting on the Pennsylvania Senate race, Toomey was seen as a longshot and as out of touch with most Republicans.

Because they started out as fervent Christians, unlike Dawkins and Hitchens and company, Phelps and DeWitt are seen as heroes within the movement.

It just needs to be seen as not a gender thing and from that more young girls will start out.