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The Gibson, Spencer and Wall families, Arsenault writes, "began as unwilling African migrants to the New World".

Steve Coll also has a post on the story behind Bahrain's long revolt, which, he writes, began in the eighties.

Japan, Mr. Ferguson writes, began "copying everything, from Western clothes and hairstyles to the European practice of colonizing foreign peoples," and in the 1950s "a growing band of East Asian countries followed Japan in mimicking the West's industrial model, beginning with textiles and steel and moving up the value chain from there".

Justice O'Connor in particular, Ms. Greenburg writes, began "pulling away from the conservatives" after Justice Thomas joined the bench; even when they were on the same side that term, "she typically wrote a separate opinion of her own and refused to join his".

The cult of Stalin and, by extension, the myth of Soviet virtue and exceptionalism — the "bond that had held the scattered survivors of the House of Government together," Slezkine writes — began to be dismantled in 1956, when Khrushchev, once a resident of the building, now the Soviet First Secretary, delivered a secret speech on Stalin's crimes to the twentieth Party Congress.

Hall said he passed it to the City of London police before the first autopsy was conducted that day by Freddy Patel, which The Guardian writes began at 5 pm.

Good eating habits, Jane Brody writes, begin at home.

His interest in Yoruba theatre and writing began in secondary school and influenced his films.

Writing began on 19 March 1928 and was completed on 28 May of that year.

Most great writers are also great talkers, but writing begins where talking ends: in silence.

Time, the baseball writer Thomas Boswell once wrote, begins on opening day.