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from the word go |
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from the word go Cliché from the very beginning. I knew about the problem from the word go. She was failing the class from the word go. See also: word from the word go from the start of something I knew from the word go that she was going to cause problems. See also: word from the word go since the very beginning from the get-go I knew from the word go that she would be hard to work with. See also: word How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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This would not be Japan if everything was straightforward from the word go. And third, the media themselves, from the word go, have had a kind of horse-race mentality on this - what's out of the starting gate? I basically believe in the free enterprise system, period, end of story, and I'm a capitalist from the word go," he says. |
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