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mover

noun as in best-seller

noun as in gadfly

noun as in migrant

noun as in prime mover

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As for V12, Porch’s focus is on that company’s mover marketing and data platform.

You’ll hear from — and get to engage with — some of the most important movers and shakers across public, private and defense sectors.

Though a fast mover, Zeta generated substantial rainfall totals.

“That could be a volatility driver or a market mover,” she adds.

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Once again led by the advertising and search category of injury law, due to the highly competitive and expensive nature, we are seeing a couple of key movers.

The minute you stop playing that game the first mover advantage goes away.

He was a prime mover behind the Saudi military intervention in Bahrain a year ago to smash an incipient Shia reform movement.

China has been the main mover behind the six-party talks, aimed at convincing North Korea to dismantle its nuclear program.

Leo is strategic, the queen on the chessboard, the prime mover of the zodiac.

Vestas has clearly been the prime mover in WindMade and they both deserve and have received credit for that.

This success induced the noble mover to bring the subject before the house again.

In every direction but one he turns, and that is the direction where lies the prime mover of his toil, his subject.

Hookey, it seemed probable, was the prime mover; and I felt satisfied we should see him again.

That is true, too,—although I somehow think Merrick is the prime mover in this swindle.

Then came the camp-mover and hauled the wagon to fresh pastures in that illimitable, gray-green land.

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On this page you'll find 288 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to mover, such as: assistant, broker, commissioner, deputy, handler, and lawyer.

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

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