Synonyms for beginnings
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1. List of paraphrases for "beginnings":

   origins, cradles, departures, beginning

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1. Christopher Wylie:

   One of the things that did provoke me to leave was the beginnings of discussions of voter disengagement, I have seen documents reference and I recall conversations that it was intended to focus on African-American voters, the company learned that there were segments of the population that responded to messages like 'drain the swamp' or images of border walls or indeed paranoia about the 'deep state' that weren't necessarily reflected in mainstream polling or mainstream political discourse that Steve Bannon was interested in to help build his movement.

2. Carl DeHaven:

   In Da' Beginning To most of us...Infinity is a thing ahead of us. In reality it's both ahead and behind us. Some suggest that "in the beginning there was God". Others tell us a "big Bang" occurred. Some say an understanding of a beginning is not possible. Our calendar started on A.D. and we mark time bother before and after that day. Beginnings have endings. Could be there's no beginnings or endings. One of the aspects of existence is that of "continuance". Motive determines whether what we begin with be beneficial or not. Could be best to think a bit before we......begin. KnowyerLoved, CWD

3. Ralph Waldo Emerson:

   What we call results are beginnings.

4. John Millman:

   Rafa Nadal showed last year what Rafa Nadal is able to do when Rafa Nadal is playing well, always at the beginning( of a tournament) the first match everything is a little bit new, even if I have played here plenty of times. The beginnings are not easy.

5. Hal Borland:

   The ultimate wisdom which deals with beginnings, remains locked in a seed. There it lies, the simplest fact of the universe and at the same time the one which calls faith rather than reason.