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Bush, who will formally kick off his presidential campaign Monday in Florida, pushed back at suggestions that he has failed to take a commanding lead in the GOP race, or that a leadership shakeup in his campaign staff this week signaled trouble.

On April 13, McCain simply issued a statement without fanfare that he would be a candidate: "While now is not the time for the celebratory tour I had planned, I am a candidate for president and I will formally kick off my campaign at a more appropriate time".

On July 6th the campaign for October's general election formally kicks off.

A ceremony at the Philippines military headquarters formally kicked off of Exercise Balikatan 2014 (also known as BK 14), the 30th iteration of the annual collaboration.

Both events do little to stay the belief that licence fee negotiations set to formally kick off next year have effectively already begun.

Darling went on to explain that the "Yes, we can!" campaign would formally kick off on St . Patricks Day with a rally and march down Oxford Street.

Formally kicking off the sale, Cable said the government will sell the shares at between 260p and 330p, valuing the business at £2.6bn-£3.3bn £2.6bn-£3.3bn

In the United States, the National Cancer Institute and the National Human Genome Research Institute formally kicked off a major effort 13 December 2005 that will include epigenomic work.

Freeman and Tennant are the two first big celebrity endorsements of the campaign, which formally kicked off on Monday.

The annual ball, which formally kicks off the Metropolitan Museum of Art's yearly Costume Institute exhibit, always brings in a bevy of style stars and of course, some stunning couture.

"I hope everybody is having a great time here," President Barack Obama said in brief remarks formally kicking off Monday's event.