I would like to ask about the difference between the two phrases *starting with* and *starting from*. 

Take the following two sentences for example:

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> 1. Please give me all the names starting with A.
> 2. Please give me all the names starting from A.
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I can gather that *starting from* means that I am interested in finding out all the names, but I have requested the listener to start listing names that begin with the letter A.

*Starting with* means that I am only interested in names that start with the letter A, such as Anthony, Alice, etc.

The problem arises with sentences such as:

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> Let's start cutting back on our expenses, starting with/from the money we spend on food.
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Does a change in the phrase *starting with* to *starting from* make a difference in this case?