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from scratch

adverb as in from the very beginning

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“When you’ve got an established franchise and you’re building on something that’s had an audience in the past, it’s a lot easier to build your campaign on top of that, rather than starting from scratch.”

Or simply pay Jarmond, let him walk, and start from scratch like you should have done two years ago at the end of the Chip Kelly era.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention exemplifies this institutional destruction, with leadership turnover leaving the agency needing to rebuild from scratch.

The Lionesses have been able to build a structure from scratch, with a board full of women's football expertise and facilities specifically catered towards women.

From BBC

"For a programme with a wholly misleading title which started from scratch with a six-month contract, it's been quite a ride!" said Lord Bragg in a statement.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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