earliest days

最初的日子：指某个人、组织或事物的最早时期或阶段。

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最初的日子：指某个人、组织或事物的最早时期或阶段。
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On top of that, if the week has gone well, two other satellites intended to probe the universe's earliest days will have been launched.
From his earliest days as secretary of defense, Robert Gates kept a little countdown clock in his briefcase.
Chinese calligraphy, also known as brush calligraphy, dates back to the earliest days of history and is practised mainly in Asia.
In the United States the most popular form of folk dancing since the earliest days has been square-dancing.
The attorney general said it was time for straight talk about an issue that has vexed the country since the earliest days of the Republic.
The congregation there loved him, suffered through his earliest days as a pastor, and taught an intellectual northerner to be clear.
If you are already in a committed union, an infusion of romantic feeling likely will remind you of your earliest days together.
From the earliest days of the single market, EU leaders have attempted to square this circle by presenting the project as a grand bargain.
From our earliest days of independence, and in times of tragedy and triumph, Americans have come together to celebrate Thanksgiving.
Before the Amendment took effect, women had been serving our Nation in the public realm since its earliest days.
From my earliest days, I had viewed myself as an expert behind the scenes, an implementer of orders rather than the leader.
Another enduring art from our earliest days is that of the musician.
Despite all the pressures to cooperate with the occupiers, a spirit of passive resistance was present from the earliest days.
The use of templates to preprocess source code prior to compilation has been around since the earliest days of assembler programming.
We have an historical document that takes us back in time to the very earliest days of our species .
However, America's ties to this city -- and to this country -- stretch back further, to the earliest days of America's independence.
Even from the earliest days of Apple, Jobs seemed to know all of this and to design his machines accordingly.
I felt the compassion and love that had been there from the earliest days of childhood.
The earliest days of the Opry presented " hillbilly music" played by local musicians.
Most cars in the earliest days of the auto industry were what were called "assembled cars" .
In the earliest days of America's history, Native Americans blazed the ancient trail that stretches 63 miles across northern Massachusetts.
POPULISTS and bankers have been at odds since America's earliest days.
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