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maiden

adjective as in earliest

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Given that inflation remains a major concern for Americans, one might reasonably anticipate that this century’s maiden issuance of a long-term U.S.

Both Leclerc and Hamilton, who produced his best grand prix qualifying of his maiden season at Ferrari, said they would be "aggressive" into the first corner.

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Renshaw reached a maiden ODI half-century after being called up for the series following more than two years in the international wilderness.

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She scored a maiden international half-century, making 85 from 99 balls and sharing an important 74-run fifth-wicket stand with De Silva.

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He was not present for Fleetwood's maiden PGA Tour victory in August and was not old enough to attend the world number five's last win on the DP World Tour, in January 2024.

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

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