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Meanings of shaky start in English

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Usage of shaky start in English
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South African affairs have gotten off to a shaky start in 2019.
The South African
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After a shaky start, Ireland are slowly gaining the upper hand.
The Guardian
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But after a shaky start, store owners are excited to finally welcome customers.
Radio NZ
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Hallett converted and, after a shaky start kicking from hand, started to dictate.
The Irish Times
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It's inexperienced in such deals however, and gets off to a shaky start.
Reuters
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In qualifying they certainly lived up to expectations, but not without a shaky start.
The Irish Times
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After a pretty shaky start, tonight's gig goes pretty good.
The Irish Times
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Speaking about his shaky start, Olesen added: Luckily enough I have tried it before.
The Guardian
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The yen's reversal came as Asian stocks recovered from a shaky start on Wednesday.
Reuters
10
Princeton also rebounded from a shaky start and enters the contest winners of two straight.
Reuters
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It's already been a shaky start for RET, the brainchild of Jacob Zuma and co.
The South African
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But after a shaky start on the stock market, the shares are now trading at 760p.
The Guardian
13
Gerrard, again, and Sterling recovered from a shaky start to finish the campaign in sensational form.
The Guardian
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But as Robinson admits, this success didn't come overnight, and his shaky start still haunts him.
The Guardian
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I know Gotham got off to a shaky start with the thuddingly obvious and unsubtle pilot.
Wired
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After a very shaky start, this magazine now repays reading, with its consistently strong interview slot.
The Irish Times
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Shaky start across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
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