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Let us not forget what START I has already achieved, what START II offers, and what START III promises.

Can we start?

You can start.

I can start anytime.

We can start again.

You can start now.

You can start again.

It's possible to start already now, it's just too dangerous.

You can start right now.

How can we start over?

You can start with me.

We can start digging today.

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And then you can start going back further, and you can start thinking about dodos, and you can think about other species.

We can start harvesting condensation, and start greening the desert from within.

What can you start counting today?

Go! Everybody can start to go!

Can you start getting it now?

When can we start to eat?

Little kips all along the start line, barring them as is already haywire.

You can start painting on any wall.

And you can start iterating the design.

OK, you can start the music, thanks.

Then we can start to use cells.

We can start to see that system.

We can start to figure that out.

We can start to make poverty history.

You can start anywhere. Ramble a bit.

On that basis, we can start working.

Three times. Fine, then you can start.

You can start again, whatever you want.

We can start with a fiveminute break.

When can he start? Whenever you say.

Maybe we can start a new custom.

I can already speak English.

I know you can start again, Mr. Mangrum. I know you can.

You can start to know where things are.

I can start plugging in lots of lights.

I start here, palm down, you can follow.

You can start to see words emerging here.

Well that's a habit you can start breaking.

With that dough, we can start somewhere else.

I can start suffering and write that symphony.