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Meanings of small start in English

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Usage of small start in English
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He felt the doctor's body give a small start in the bed.
The rebels of ireland: the dublin saga
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Getting into the retail business in Kenya can prove difficult for small start-ups.
BBC
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I sat upright with a small start, wondering what had broken my reverie.
The Great Book of Amber
4
But managing to grow a small start-up into a global giant isn't easy.
BBC
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From their small start he became rapidly wealthy as a dealer in real estate.
Our Nervous Friends — Illustrating the Mastery of Nervousness
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With a small start, Gaius realized he had never learned the doctor's first name.
Unity
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It's a small start, but then so was Facebook itself.
Wired
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Eventually, a full library would grow from this small start.
Thief of lives
9
BBC News is taking a look at small start-ups making a big splash in Singapore.
BBC
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The young man gave a small start and sigh.
V. V.'s Eyes
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But in the face of adversity, some small start-ups are thriving, even without external finance.
BBC
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He lamented that it was only a small start toward getting his disaster recovery plan written.
Mysql high availability
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It doesn't offer much, but it's the small start of a big trend toward small things.
Wired
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Struck by the silence, Sharlee looked up with a small start, and the faintest possible blush.
Queed: A Novel
15
A small start-up has conquered Apple in a battle over the "Mighty Mouse" trademark.
Wired
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Initially, cost prevented the brothers from designing their own software for what was a small start-up company.
The Irish Times
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