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evolution

Definition for evolution

noun as in development, progress

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Track’s evolution is also helping to grow the list of places producing sprint stars.

An IPO positions Shawbrook—which has both a commercial and a retail franchise—well for the next stage of its evolution and would support its growth plans, the bank said.

Son said fusing the technologies would drive “a groundbreaking evolution that will propel humanity forward,” in a statement announcing the deal Wednesday.

It is a notable evolution for a policymaker who has consistently argued that the bar for further rate cuts should remain high.

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There was to be a new and bigger English audience to see what the Welsh public had already witnessed: his evolution from a combustible, confrontational player to a controlled, deep-thinking coach.

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

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