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Meanings of begun after in English

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Usage of begun after in English
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That position had begun after the recovery of the fourteen-year-old boy.
Father Sergius
2
But, you see, it isn't as if I'd begun after I married you.
Anne Severn and the Fieldings
3
The steroid was begun after Trump experienced low oxygen levels.
Reuters
4
Investigations have begun after a man was killed while working on a wind farm.
The Irish Times
5
An investigation has begun after a young hen harrier was shot dead in Co Kerry.
The Irish Times
6
This emotional poem, if I may so call it, was begun after Herbert went away.
The Complete Writings of Charles Dudley Warner — Volume 1
7
A recovery process begun after Hurricane Irma hit the island just a couple of weeks ago.
Ebony
8
His passion for climbing had begun after moving to Tucson for school nearly 18 years ago.
Climbing Magazine
9
It was begun after she had reached the dreaded forties, by the death bed of Mme.
The Women of the French Salons
10
A murder investigation has begun after a man's body was found in a north Belfast lake.
The Irish Times
11
An investigation has begun after an elderly man was found dead in his Co Donegal home.
The Irish Times
12
The PSNI said a murder investigation had begun after confirming the death of the 35-year-old man.
The Irish Times
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Final vote counting has begun after 70 percent of polling stations had phoned through their results overnight.
Radio NZ
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Two investigations have begun after a man died at a chemical factory in Cork early this morning.
The Irish Times
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An investigation has begun after an unconscious man was found on a footpath in Dublin this morning.
The Irish Times
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An inquiry has begun after an Interislander cargo ferry hit an unknown object in the Tory Channel.
Radio NZ
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