In order for the starter motor to work like it is supposed to it requires more current from the battery than any other electrical device on the car. This puts a big load on the battery. The problem you describe is due to either a battery with a low charge, faulty wiring to the starter or, the starter motor itself is bad. Have the motor checked to see if it is drawing too much current from the battery.
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