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entrant

noun as in person entering competition, starting new activity

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Irish challenger River of Stars came 4th, and British-trained entrants Further and More Felons came 11th and 18th respectively.

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The Seattle chain was an early entrant to China’s burgeoning consumer market, opening its first cafe in the country in 1999.

Miller says the rise of Chinese entrants—knockoffs and original designs—can broaden the fountain-pen community.

Cryptocurrency exchange Kraken said it paid a $100 million for a CFTC-licensed exchange that will allow it to offer event contracts, marking the latest entrant into the burgeoning world of prediction markets.

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The incumbents don’t go away, but the new entrants can race past them.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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