Definitions
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- v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of begin.
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Examples
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In addition, some questionnaires include so many examples of what may be considered “spiritual” that the term begins to lose all meaning.
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Election of the members of the Board of Directors According to Article 4 of the Articles of Association, the term of the Board of Directors' members is three (3) years, so that the term begins at the close of the General Meeting electing the members and expires at the close of the third (3 rd) subsequent Annual General Meeting.
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His name begins with a Q, its not followed by a U, he plays by rules we don't even understand.
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It's an obvious question, especially when the title begins, "New Female Lead..."
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He says he wants Congress to begin working on it when they get back in January after their term begins, which is early January.
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My student wishes me a good ride, and I invite her to come drop by when the term begins again.
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And, if you read the novel and account for all of the... furniture in it, the title begins to make a horrible kind of sense: Ethan Allen's restoration.
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Similarly, in P. Robert's dictionary of the French lan - guage, the long list of meanings of the term begins with the definition: form is a “set of contours of ob - jects.”
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It is hoped that the building will be nearing completion when the term begins on
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Towards the end of the fourth and the beginning of the fifth century, the term begins to appear more frequently both among Latin and Greek authors.
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