Is "at the beginning of the year" similar to "early in the year"?
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Vaguely similar, yes, but the beginning of the year is in January. "Early in the year" could basically be anytime between January and March (April is closer to the middle peart of the year);
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No.
Beginning = beginning
early = early
That's the difference.
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