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At the outset, they did not ask Congress for much.

But no one can tell at the outset how long the training may take.

As I said at the outset, you should hold to your course for 2004.

I want to make a few things clear here at the outset.

But that will only be at the outset, and we have a very long time available to us.

"Our question at the outset was, What will it take to get young men to pay child support?"

"And he wants to do something at the outset to show just exactly that."

But it was too late for them, even at the outset.

At the outset, he goes along with the information provided.

I would like to make that clear at the outset.

For the first time the university would make public its policies on admissions.

The hospital had not asked me about alcohol on admission.

On his own admission he was too young then to appreciate that success.

Yet not one depends on the other's admission of it.

Each Student, on admission, is placed in one of these houses.

Every student on admission is placed in one of these houses.

One night of each month the three get together to offer a discount on admission.

There is also a cap on admissions for individual countries.

To maintain those levels, however, the universities spent far more on admissions than before.

On your own admission, you rebounded from one relationship to the next.

Private hospitals will ask for a credit card or other form of payment upon admission.

Membership at the student union is also automatic upon admission.

Procedures Patients over sixty years of age were contacted upon admission on all units involved in the study.

Upon admission, students are sorted into one of five houses, much like the Oxford colleges system.

Upon admission, the state adopted hanging as the method of choice.

From 1992 to 1995, the years covered by the study, more than 360,000 new patients in these nursing homes were given detailed evaluations upon admission.

Upon admission, the artist contributes examples of his or her work.

Upon admission he entered practice, in which he remained until 1861.

Upon admission, the company had an approximate market capitalisation of £45 million.

Every member of the college has to choose one of these upon admission.