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Перевод: beginning

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начало; источник ; происхождение; истоки ; начальная стадия; возникновение
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Тезаурус:

1. As was stated at the beginning of the chapter, Christianity does not depend on a belief that Jesus worked miracles.
2. In England we can date its beginning with the passage, on 22 June 1822, of the Ill-Treatment of Cattle Act, while in the United States we may point to the passage of anti-cruelty legislation by several of the states, beginning with New York in 1828.
3. This will help her calculate what quantities of tin openers to order, or to plan a promotion campaign at the beginning of February.
4. It is in fact an argument about Godwin's ideas, and it is difficult to decide whether to assign the victory to Godwin or to the more conservative philosophy which Wordsworth was now beginning to embrace.
5. After a nuclear accident, scientists expect to find first leukaemia cases, beginning after five years and peaking after 15-;20 years, then thyroid cancer and finally general cancers.
6. Extensive fieldwalking is beginning to show just how dense their distribution was, although not all of the farms identified need be contemporary.
7. Even the express was beginning to show signs of vulnerability to the elements.
8. In the beginning was Anthony Phillips.
9. "While there will be change, such as the combined LWT and Carlton news service, we want to create the right awareness at the beginning for a smooth transition from Thames to Carlton," he adds.
10. Since he is infinitely removed from comprehending the extremes, the end of things and their beginning are hopelessly sudden from him in an impenetrable secret
11. But because of relatively low efficiency, it was superseded by the internal combustion engine at the beginning of the century.
12. The Lo Life is beginning to lose its allure for many of the faithful.
13. I was beginning to think he hadn't heard when he said: