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Work on that task began in March and, to everyone's astonishment, has already been completed.

While Johnson supported the effort and pledged government help, McKissick's real task began five days later when a new president was sworn in: the politically conservative Richard Nixon.

On the third day, everywhere I looked I could see men working in dozen-strong gangs and now, as we approached the city centre, the most terrible task began.

But as Ms. Owen and Ms. Ryhanen casually pulled flowers from their pails and paired them — to show how different combinations can change the look of a flower completely — the task began to feel overwhelming.

Before the task began, BAA took the builders up to Yorkshire and spent £4m ($7m) on a practice run, raising and lowering roof sections half a dozen times (and once in a stiff gale) to make sure that the job ran smoothly.

His task began by asserting the authority of his queen as the equal of the tsar, and ended by obtaining important commercial advantages for British merchants in Russia and establishing a commercial office in Vologda, as well as freeing a British widow whose Dutch husband had been roasted to death.

Once home, the task begins.

It was an ambitious task begun mostly out of creative frustration.

That immense task begins on Friday and comes against current premiership front-runners and title favourites the Sydney Roosters.

And that Herculean task begins this week when he meets fellow EU premiers ahead of a critical EU summit later this month.

Continuing the task begun by the French, Muḥammad ʿAlī put an end to Egypt's traditional society.