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Not more than a couple weeks after they'd started out from Earth.
But now each one of them started out on its own.
Probably half of us had gone down before they started out.
The 53-year-old is now making a full return to the industry he started out in.
We might just as well not have started out, he thought.
Perhaps in a few days he'll be strong enough for us to start out.
So they started out alone, but in an hour were back again.
I have known men to start out with a good deal less.
The interest when we started out was like 18 percent.
In the morning she got up and started out a little early.
I asked him why he had taken the human form as a model.
Whatever might be left would only take the form of words.
He turned toward her as a new idea took form in his mind.
"Could you take human form again quickly enough to do us any good tonight?"
Where is the only place your personal past can take form?
She saw that the matter had taken a new form.
The good news all takes the form of things that didn't happen.
They have the power to take the human form and leave it.
But whether that future will take the form of a city where people want to live is a question with no clear answer.
The bank's name took its current form on 4 March 1996.
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