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Meanings of early age in English

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Usage of early age in English
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Did you know from an early age that fashion was your future?
The Irish Times
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I became aware at an early age of the power of books.
The Guardian
3
Young Ruth was sent to the cotton fields at an early age.
Teaching the pig to dance: a memoir
4
From an early age, she knew she was different from other children.
Reuters
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Smart investments in the American people begin at a very early age.
Ebony
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They have been taught the arts of war since an early age.
Imperatrix
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John's father had told him about the border at an early age.
The Irish Times
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I was aware, from an early age, that NASA wouldn't want me.
The last lecture
9
The Adult testing of Parent data may begin at an early age.
I’m OK – You’re OK
10
Bernadette learned music from an early age; piano, guitar, drums and violin.
The Irish Times
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Galligan's adventurous spirit appears to have been moulded at an early age.
The Irish Times
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Psychomotor developmental delay is noted in all individuals from an early age.
Pubmed
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He definitely knew what he wanted to do at an early age!
Radio NZ
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Lohan attributed some of her troubles to success at an early age.
Reuters
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Is your object to shatter prospective individual happiness at an early age?
The Guardian
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At an early age he came to Cork, where he was educated.
The Irish Times
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Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
United Kingdom
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