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get off to a flying start

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get off to a flying start
to begin an activity very successfully Maria got off to a flying start in her new job. With several customers on the books already, Tim's new business had got off to a flying start.
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com -- the Daily News' new citizen journalism project -- will get off to a flying start with prizes for everyone who registers.
NASCAR is a very competitive sport, but with the support of an outstanding sponsor, we feel like we're going to get off to a flying start.
 
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