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advent

[ad-vent] / ˈæd vɛnt /
NOUN
beginning or arrival of something anticipated
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STRONGEST
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Consumer sentiment about today’s top brands could keep them from succumbing to AI-driven disruption, much as Swiss luxury watchmakers survived the advent of cheaper mass-market competitors.

From Barron's

Consumer sentiment about today’s top brands could keep them from succumbing to AI-driven disruption, much as Swiss luxury watchmakers survived the advent of cheaper mass-market competitors.

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CEOs still have to convince customers and shareholders alike that the advent of quantum will be revolutionary.

From Barron's

The idea of celebrity first became prominent in the 1830s, with the advent of newspapers costing one or two cents.

From Literature

It is growing with the advent of electric vehicles, robots, and more sophisticated military technology.

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