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start

noun as in a beginning or place from which to begin

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noun as in a lead or advance

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noun as in sudden involuntary movement of the body

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flinch

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verb as in begin; come into existence

verb as in give a sudden involuntary jerk or jump

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draw back

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She’s reluctant at the start to name her mother’s condition.

From Los Angeles Times

Hyeseong Kim, whom the Dodgers have bounced uneasily between the infield and the outfield, between the starting lineup and the bench, between the major leagues and minor leagues.

From Los Angeles Times

You’ll be taking office at the start of next session in January.

From Salon

And to finish, back to the start line and the Great North Run medal mishap.

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In some cases, this can effectively mean "starting over" as new staff get up to speed, she says.

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