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opening move

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Noun1.opening move - the first of a series of actions
commencement, start, beginning - the act of starting something; "he was responsible for the beginning of negotiations"
curtain raiser - any preliminary activity
first base - the initial stage in accomplishing something; "we didn't get to first base with that approach"
peace initiative - opening move in negotiating a peace treaty


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Whether it proves to be the opening move in humankind's next great reach for the stars, or just a false start that falls victim to politics and budget squabbles, remains to be seen.
Others even say that the entire outcome of the game is set during the opening moves of the players.
Breaking up is hard enough, but if you''re trying to win back an ex girlfriend you''ve got an added responsibility Not only do you have to make the right opening moves, but you also need to know how to avoid the wrong ones Breaking up is hard enough, but if you''re trying to win back an ex girlfriend you''ve got an added responsibility.
 
 
 
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