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pioneer

Definition for pioneer

adjective as in early, first

noun as in person who finds a new place, founds something

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David Hirsh, author of “Contemporary Left Antisemitism,” says that despite the absence of violence against Jews in Britain before last week, the country has always been “a pioneer in ‘anti-Zionist’ antisemitism.”

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Brown became one of the nation’s pioneering experts on the disorder, helping to shape its understanding, both in the public and medical communities.

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“Sèvres Extraordinaire!” approaches its subject—pioneering, astonishing ceramic confections that are neither purely functional nor purely decorative but sui generis art, or “sculpture”—in the broadest sense.

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He’s spent more than three decades in the fragrance industry, including as a pioneer in luxury home candles.

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These companies are following the same approach pioneered by Strategy, formerly known as MicroStrategy.

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