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prelude

noun as in beginning of event

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In the heated clash at the White House, both Trump and Zelensky interrupted each other repeatedly during what was supposed to be a prelude to the two leaders signing a minerals deal.

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The pair interrupted each other repeatedly during what was supposed to be a prelude to the two leaders signing a minerals deal.

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“This letter is likely a prelude to a forthcoming series of detailed directives that will identify discriminatory policies and programs that will be challenged in federal court by the Education Department,” Blum said.

His executive order to designate cartels as foreign terrorist organizations is viewed by many as a prelude to direct military intervention.

But she was fearful this offence could have been a prelude to something much more serious.

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