introductory

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introductory /ˌɪn trə ˈdək tə ri/ ?

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Although specialty mortgages often have seductively low introductory interest rates, the long-term costs may be more than you bargained for.
In Finnish schools, all 15-year-olds receive an introductory sexual package put together by the Population and Family Welfare Federation.
One rotating group of 10 faculty members, the Freshman Learning Project, works on ways to make their large, introductory lecture classes more effective.

"I think that when that happens Americans will not like it, but they will just have to not like it," Griffin told a questioner following his address. "I think we will see, as we have seen with China's introductory manned spaceflights so far,...
on Sep 18, 2007 By: Michael Griffin Source: ABC News
Mr Willis said: "At our introductory hearing Sir John appeared to us to show a lack of focus and clarity. He was vague about the process of his appointment and evasive when discussing the process of appointing Ernst & Young to help with the joint...
on Jul 30, 2007 By: Phil Willis Source: ic Wales
"The Federal Reserve and other banking regulators expect lenders to make sure subprime borrowers not only can afford their monthly payments while the introductory rate is in effect but also after the interest rate resets," Federal Reserve Board...
on Jun 29, 2007 By: Randall Kroszner Source: USA Today