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head start

NOUN
advantage of early start
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SDOT’s most frequent countermeasure is the “leading pedestrian interval” that gives people walking a three- to seven-second head start before the vehicle signals turn green.

From Seattle Times

Life transitions gave Taylor, 32, a head start down that road.

From New York Times

He added: "The current head start that OpenAI has will not make it the only choice."

From Reuters

She said education and health districts can work together to bring health programs to rural high schools, which can encourage local students to pursue health careers and give them a good head start.

From Seattle Times

But Jackson enters the game with a big head start — support from one of the largest companies on Earth, several major artists and enough capital to compete with the major labels in signing artists.

From Seattle Times