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[bih-gin] / bɪˈgɪn /




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Shortly after taking office, Lurie and his team began reaching out to colleges, including Vanderbilt, about the possibility of moving into the city as part of an effort to help fill buildings.

From The Wall Street Journal

Congress has begun this work with the Genius Act, which provides a comprehensive stablecoin regime.

From The Wall Street Journal

So I headed into the tiny back room and began scrubbing my face and arms at the water basin.

From Literature

The protests, which began in December, were initially driven by economic hardship and rising inflation, but have since broadened into more widespread anti-regime rallies.

From BBC

The prosecutor told the judge that while these protests were lawful, the men "crossed the line" when they began visiting Nye's home in the summer of 2024.

From BBC