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It rings out a film festival that began much less auspiciously with Wes Anderson's "Darjeeling Limited".

Another developer resuming work on a project that began much earlier is Edward A. Lashins of Armonk.

This appreciation is demonstrated through a tradition of giving thanks that began much, much earlier than the "first" Thanksgiving feast with the Pilgrims.

But this wasn't the start of her journey: that began much earlier in the year.

But officials of both parties say any successes on Election Day will have their roots in campaign efforts that began much earlier than usual.

The shutdown that began Saturday was the third of Mr. Trump's 23 months in office and an ignominious end to a year that began much the same way, with a three-day government shutdown in January.

There's a building consensus, historians say, that while 1968 gets all the attention, it is actually a later chapter of a story that begins much earlier — after World War II.

Most importantly, this study highlights the novel finding that ACEs have physiological health consequences that begin much earlier than adulthood.

In both of these studies, adult exposure levels were associated with chronic diseases that probably began much earlier in the individual's life.

Ronald L. Trowbridge Conroe, Texas Shapin gives a great deal of credit to Mary and Albert Lasker and Sidney Farber for organizing the effort to legislate the war on cancer, but that effort actually began much earlier in the century.

Mickum contends that torture began much earlier.