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start from some place
1. [for someone] to begin a journey at some place. (The emphasis is on the location of the start of the journey.) We started from California. Where will you start from;'
2. [for a journey] to begin from a particular point. The journey started from Chicago. Our trip started from the airport in New York.
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RULE 28 (vi) of the BHA's Orders and Rules states: "In a start from a starting gate or with a flag, the horses must be started, as far as possible, in a line, but they may be started at such reasonable distance behind the starting post as the starter thinks necessary.
Unlike other businesses you don''t have to start from a blank sheet.
You don't have to start from scratch: kits are widely available, and KAYAKS YOU CAN BUILD assumes one of these kits is the starting point, providing the authors' expertise as kayak builders and boatbuilding instructors as it follows the process.
 
 
 
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