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Meanings of starts to in English

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Usage of starts to in English
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Pretty soon that baby grows up and starts to have health problems.
Woken furies
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Zuckerberg starts to ask him another question, but is deterred by Sandberg.
The facebook effect: the inside story of the company that is con...
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She starts to answer, then stops herself, so I repeat the question.
Back on murder
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NZX starts to plan for the end of the small market boards.
Radio NZ
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Scale that currency back enough and the deal starts to make sense.
Reuters
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Most people agree that at some level wealth starts to become repulsive.
The Guardian
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After a moment my vision starts to return, from the outside in.
Water for elephants
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And at the age of 15, she starts to take art lessons.
The new yorker
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But their relationship starts to unravel over the course of the season.
The South African
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If you don't have enough everything starts to go wrong, like today.
Empty mile
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That starts to tell you how we're looking at it, he said.
Reuters
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Leave one there long enough and the whole place starts to crumble.
Fortune's Pawn
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When this starts to simmer, leave it to caramelise for 5 minutes.
The South African
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You're saying things that people can see -Stahl starts to say.
News.com.au
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Sevillas starts to his feet, but Hempstead is way ahead of him.
Saving max
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He then removes the cloak, and the animal starts to his feet.
McGuffey's Fourth Eclectic Reader
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Ireland
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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