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Discover Ludwig"weekend starts" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is generally used to indicate that the weekend is beginning, either the current weekend or an upcoming weekend. For example, "This weekend starts with a beautiful sunny day!".
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The weekend starts today.
"The weekend starts out with total exhaustion.
Despite the financial burdens, when the weekend starts Kampala rocks.
Work ends Thursday, the weekend starts Friday, and work starts back up on Monday.
"For a lot of people Thursday night is when the weekend starts.
The weekend starts on Friday night with a three-course meal on the terrace of your rustic hotel and ends with a picnic on the beach.
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The weekend starting on Thursday is normal.
But the festival, at City Center this weekend, started small.
Regular-season waiver periods will include the weekend starting in 2012.
Security was tightened in Baghdad with new checkpoints set up before the Muslim weekend, starting Friday.
Weekend rates are lower, with the weekend starting at midnight Friday in the place being called.
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