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nascent

adjective as in underdeveloped

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U.S. businessmen came to the country to make a fortune on the selloff of state assets, while Western politicians lectured a nascent Russia about human rights and democracy.

As an MIT computer-science professor, Regina Barzilay was used to living on the bleeding edge of innovation, teaching computers to understand words in the nascent field of natural language processing.

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In doing so, Uber aims to address one of the boring problems facing the industry: figuring out supply and demand for a still rather nascent technology.

The wooded, 186-acre park was originally cowboy-humorist Will Rogers’ ranch, where he lived with his wife and children in what was then the nascent community of Pacific Palisades until his death in 1935.

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It was in response to a Jewish religious leader in the nascent U.S. that President George Washington memorably formulated the American promise of religious liberty.

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

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