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She must begin again, and such beginnings are dangerous.
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From such beginnings grow obsessions: I am warned.
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From such beginnings wars have come before now.
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From such beginnings much may be expected.
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All that he wanted was such beginnings.
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It is from such beginnings as these, however, that cheap chemical substitutes for many natural products have been developed.
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And it is easy to imagine how in the absence of unfavourable conditions such beginnings might grow to a fully developed totem-system.
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But our appetite for the hard facts is always balanced by an intuitive sense that the mystery of such beginnings should remain intact.
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Such beginnings presaged, surely, something greater than our humanity of the present day, given over to despair, to alcohol and to explosives!
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"The fact is, Fitz," said Oscar, argumentatively, "our upper ten, as we call them, spring from just such beginnings as my friend Harry Walton.