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Looked at another way, he had one from the outset.

We must know from the outset what is more important to us.

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

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

So her case was lost, and had been almost from the outset.

And now we go back to what I said at the very outset.

We are at the outset of a long war, and not just in Iraq.

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.

But that has not been true about the number almost from outset.

I would like to make that clear at the outset.

From the outset, the two women had not hit it off.

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

That means you know from the outset how much to put by each month.

They might as well have given up and died at the very outset.

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

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

So he has made up his mind to believe, from the outset, that every man's hand is against him.

A. The most common way at the outset was by word of mouth.

But the two programs ran into problems from the outset.

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

His role is clearly very different than it was at the outset.

He must have been there at the outset, waiting for her.

There are two questions waiting for us at the outset.

That's exactly what you said to us, right at the outset.