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He started with an early Phase One system, moved up to Leaf systems and is planning a studio upgrade to a $30,000 Sinar system.

The day started with an early morning visit to Scotland where Mr Cameron and his wife, Samantha, had breakfast at the Edinburgh HQ of Scottish Widows.

Watford's first Premiership season started with an early victory over Liverpool, but Watford's form soon faded, and the club was relegated after finishing bottom.

The year 2007 started with an early and unexpected number of flash floods and population movement as result of heavy rains and armed conflict.

The new study started with an earlier observation by physiological ecologist Cameron Ghalambor of the University of California, Riverside, and his colleague Thomas Martin at the U.S. Geological Survey in Missoula, Montana.

"The John Lewis Christmas premiere ad break in Gogglebox this Friday is a fantastic example of how a true partnership can work," said Matt Salmon, head of agency sales and commercial marketing at Channel 4. "The best creative work always starts with an early conversation which began in early summer".

By the time Mr. Feld turned over the job last year to Robert DeRoades, the permanent replacement he helped recruit, he had also jump-started Delta's involvement with the Internet, starting with an early investment in Priceline.com.com

Still, patient listeners will find lots to love: the set starts with an early version of Metallica's "Hit the Lights," and there are three ferocious Slayer songs.

They start with an early quartet by Mozart (K.159 in B flat), then go on to Bartok's desperate and haunting Sixth Quartet and the murmuring "Intimate Voices," by Sibelius.

Starting with an early attempt at retirement income protection, the 1908 government annuities program, the paper develops a genealogy of Canada's present comprehensive retirement income system.

We conclude that acute AMPA-induced excitotoxicity induces MN loss by necrosis, while the progress of degeneration induced by chronic infusion is slow, starting with an early apoptotic process followed by necrosis.