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Make a list of what you want to do. Will you be more video oriented or mainly stills? Will you be wanting to deal with a bigger body or would you prefer a smaller, compact one?
With no lenses, atm, you're not tied down to any brand. With your list, you can then narrow down what camera works best for you.
Once you have a couple or more cameras picked out, read several reviews of them. Research, research, research. If possible, go to a store and try them out. A camera may sound good on paper but once held, you might not like the ergonomics.
For a first time purchase, I'd just get a body with a kit lens and a fast prime. Usually 50mm. From there, you can get the basics and go from there.
Also, why do you want to buy a DSLR? Usually, for most people, unless you really like photography, a DSLR is an overkill.
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