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Meanings of early on in English

During an early stage.

Usage of early on in English
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Water lines were shattered early on, yet people needed water to survive.
Reuters
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What they said early on was 'facts don't work' and that's it.
The Guardian
3
I remember coming home early on a weekday afternoon fourteen years ago.
Within arm's reach
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The National Weather Service received 11 reports of tornadoes early on Tuesday.
Reuters
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France has been pushing for action from early on in the crisis.
The Guardian
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So early on, I came to equate my economic security with violence.
Feminist dot com
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Scarponi, 37, left home early on Saturday morning for a training ride.
The Irish Times
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Analysts said they want the new CFO to be visible early on.
Reuters
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From early on, animals have played a central role in Seymour's paintings.
The Irish Times
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It is only early on Tuesday morning that the results are seen.
The South African
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However, his mount Stagecoach Jasper came down early on the final circuit.
The Guardian
12
Police searched a mosque in Brest in western France early on Friday.
Reuters
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The situation in the Eastern Ghouta was comparatively calm early on Tuesday.
Radio NZ
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London Bridge rail and Tube stations both reopened early on Monday morning.
Radio NZ
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He realised early on that a dogged, incremental approach would be necessary.
The Irish Times
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The proposals it submitted to the parties very early on made progress.
The Irish Times
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