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False start

In sports, a false start is a disallowed start, usually due to a movement by a participant before (or in some cases after) being signaled or otherwise permitted by the rules to start. Depending on the sport and the event, a false start can result in a penalty against the athlete's or team's field position, a warning that a subsequent false start will…

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In entertainment

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False start

Nodes71
Edges70
Triples103
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.028169
Components1

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False start

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related to In entertainment · 50
False start → Another, Better Man, Bob Seger, Costello, Dig, Electric Light Orchestra's, Elvis Costello, Em Boyo, False, Good Riddance, Green Day's, He, Hello, Hole, I'm Looking Through You, In, James Blunt's, John Cougar Mellencamp, Led Zeppelin, Less
related to American and Canadian football · 8
False start → At, Canadian, For, In, In American, NFL, This, Unlike
related to Athletics (track and field) · 8
False start → Before, Between, IAAF-commissioned, If, In, Since, This, World Athletics
related to Horse racing · 7
False start → Barbaro, Grand National, In, Kentucky Derby, Preakness Stakes, The, There
related to Sailing · 6
False start → Black Flags, Flag, In, OCS, The, The Black Flag
related to Swimming · 6
False start → If, In, Libby Trickett, Olympics, Pang Jiaying, This
related to Motorsports · 5
False start → European Grand Prix, Formula One, In, No, One
related to Skiing/Biathlon · 3
False start → As, FIS, The
related to Speed skating · 3
False start → According, ISU, The
related to Triathlon · 3
False start → In, NBC, Summer Olympics

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start false penalty one starting starts race disqualification field athlete second sports example players disqualified flag boat immediate track racing

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False startis adisallowed start0.90text
False startis aintro to a song that is quickly cut short to begin another song0.90text
False startrelated to American and Canadian footballIn American0.60section
False startrelated to American and Canadian footballCanadian0.60section
False startrelated to American and Canadian footballFor0.60section
False startrelated to American and Canadian footballUnlike0.60section
False startrelated to American and Canadian footballThis0.60section
False startrelated to American and Canadian footballAt0.60section
False startrelated to American and Canadian footballNFL0.60section
False startrelated to American and Canadian footballIn0.60section
False startrelated to Athletics (track and field)In0.60section
False startrelated to Athletics (track and field)World Athletics0.60section

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