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Meanings of start in in English

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Usage of start in in English
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The new bosses in China want a new start in various ways.
The Guardian
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This past week saw three organisations kick- start in three countries, including Ireland.
The Irish Times
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The state said any proposals it selects would likely start in 2010.
Reuters
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Work on the hall was expected to start in the new year.
Radio NZ
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The Financial Times said exclusive talks would start in the coming days.
Reuters
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Israeli media said exports could start in as little as nine months.
Reuters
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Social media monitoring efforts usually start in marketing or public relations departments.
Reuters
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A trial is expected to start in late October, the source said.
Reuters
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The conditions and behaviours that lead to NCDs often start in childhood.
The Irish Times
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Read: When will Game of Thrones season 8 start in South Africa?
The South African
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Haj this year will start in during the last week of November.
Reuters
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The real action will start in September, one of the sources said.
Reuters
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The chatter this year is that it's the best start in decades.
The Irish Times
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Let's start in the living room, Mr. Dawes said, leading the way.
Welcome to Dead House
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He also got his second quality start in five outings this season.
Reuters
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The contempt process can start in either the House or the Senate.
Reuters
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New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
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