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The show started with a brief lecture on the conventions of audience behaviour then launched into a full-scale attack on individual audience members.

He started with a brief education in how banks work, with most money not held in their vaults but lent out.

It has led me on searches up and down the Adriatic Coast of Italy, but it all started with a brief mention over a family meal in a Bronx apartment.

In a speech which never even mentioned President Bush by name — a reminder not just of the tactical pressures to embrace independent voters in the 2008 contest but also of the political grudges that McCain still bears from his defeat at Bush's hands in 2000 — McCain started with a brief but graceful tribute to the man he hopes to succeed.

He wrote back a very angry defence of his position that started with a brief self-definition: "I am a full professor with tenure at a university known chiefly for its prowess on the football field, living out my retirement years in the sunshine - I have no reputation to preserve, and frankly can say and do whatever the fuck I want to without sinking further.

Each interview session started with a brief interviewee and researcher introductions.

David Cameron's problems started with a briefing to British journalists at the G7 summit in Germany on Sunday.

In "Virtual Sex With Devon," the DVD starts with a brief introduction: "I'm Devon.

A typical day in a flipped mastery classroom usually starts with a brief group activity and poll: who needs extra help or is ready for a mastery check?

"We start with a brief," she explains, "then there is manic sketching and scribbling, which needs to be decoded so other people get what I am thinking about.

The new leader will start with a brief interlude of a blank canvas, before January's very public and abrupt shift of gear kicks in.