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Since its inception, the school has...
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She is doing her inception thing.† (source)
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Limpkin himself did not long survive the inception of Gilead, and we have his diary only because he foresaw his own end and placed it with his sister-in-law in Calgary.† (source)
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Unchanged since their inception millions of years ago.† (source)
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Like most of its rivals, Mountain Madness was a fiscally marginal enterprise and had been since its inception: in 1995 Fischer took home only about $12,000.† (source)
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They were there for everything, and almost always from its inception and at the forefront.† (source)
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From its inception, the company that started the revolution in meatpacking — by crushing labor unions and championing the ruthless efficiency of the market — has made ample use of government subsidies.† (source)
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These stories were all related (and the fact was buried in their inceptions) by the strongest ties—identities, kinships, relationships, or affinities already known or remembered or foreshadowed.† (source)
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From its inception, we decided the High Organ would not try to influence external ANC policy.† (source)
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These stories were all related (and the fact was buried in their inceptions) by the strongest ties—identities, kinships, relationships, or affinities already known or remembered or foreshadowed.† (source)
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Since its inception, Spence has enjoyed a reputation as an institution where girls become the finest of young ladies.† (source)
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And as the ends and ultimates of all things accord in some mean and measure with their inceptions and originals, that same multiplicit concordance which leads forth growth from birth accomplishing by a retrogressive metamorphosis that minishing and ablation towards the final which is agreeable unto nature so is it with our subsolar being.† (source)
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Since the camp's inception the original crematorium at Auschwitz together with its gas chamber had served as the chief utility of mass death for the entire camp.† (source)
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Included was every word of every edition the newspaper had published since its inception—minus only the cartoons, horoscopes, crossword puzzles, and the like.† (source)
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The inception of the idea of the cliff villa which they had elaborated as a fantasy one day was a typical example of the forces divorcing them from the first simple arrangements in Zurich.† (source)
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And on his arrival—at the very inception of his career here.† (source)
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