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• Aches, pains and an early start time couldn't slow down Rashard Lewis.
• Seven of the final 10 Saturday home games have early start times.
• Monday's early start times were hard on everyone from administrators to bus drivers.
• "The early start time hurt and Thursday's game will be better.
• Fordham thumped Columbia 41-10 before a surprisingly large crowd considering the holiday and early start time.
• Enforcing early start times despite this can have negative effects on mood, academic performance, and social skills.
• Is it the early start time?
• Lofgren said she introduced the legislation in order to educate school districts about the problems of early start times.
• And the early start time should help us get most of the game in before commuters start showing up for work.
• "Getting over the heat and playing well despite an early start time meant a great start for us . " _ _ _=
• That seems far too early to me, and I can't imagine why anyone would argue in favour of such an early start time.
• Early start times to both the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series and the Indy Racing Northern Light Series events have had some competitors finishing before the sun is completely down.
• Notes : The game's early start time ( 5 p . m . PST ) to accommodate a national television broadcast meant Arco Arena wasn't completely full at game time.
• Taking advantage of early start times which allowed their athletes to ski the course before snowfall increased and visibility decreased, Norway placed four skiers in the top five in the morning run.
• In Minnesota, the state medical association took a stand, and wrote school superintendents a letter warning that early start times were incompatible with teenagers'body clocks, and bad for health, school performance and driving.
• Duff was in Gwinnett County touring behind her triple-platinum CD " Metamorphosis . " The early start time for the show-- 5 p . m .-- was planned with Monday's start of school in mind.