21.   A tax of that sort, of course, would run contrary to Establishment Clause concerns dating from the earliest days of the Republic.

22.   A swirling silk print from the earliest days of the house decorates the doors that lead to the back.

23.   After all, investigators have relied on these same experts for scientific advice from the earliest days of the investigation, back when Iraq was a prime suspect.

24.   Brill was instrumental in the growth of the Atlanta-based retailer from its earliest days, including finding the money to finance its launch.

25.   Bush has been sold on the idea of disowning the ABM treaty since the earliest days of his presidential campaign.

26.   But for the first two decades or so, it functioned much as the telephone did in its earliest days.

27.   But from his earliest days on the run, Rich was angling to return to the United States.

28.   But from the earliest days, it was clear he had a talent of an uncommon kind.

29.   But Gaultier traces the style to the earliest days of French film.

30.   But it has been exercised since the earliest days of the Republic, and it has repeatedly been upheld by the Supreme Court.