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pioneer

[pahy-uh-neer] / ˌpaɪ əˈnɪər /






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Linking an IPO to planetary conjunctions might feel odd, but this is SpaceX, which essentially invented the modern commercial space business by pioneering reusable rockets.

From Barron's

Occidental is among the oldest continually operating studios in Hollywood, used by pioneering filmmakers Cecil B. DeMille, D.W.

From Los Angeles Times

Their sound differed from the melody-rich music of Bob Marley, with a heavier emphasis on the beat - including the pioneering "rockers" rhythm, which introduced more syncopation and energy to the music.

From BBC

Watching them is like being spoonfed by the streamer’s CEO, Ted Sarandos, who, by pioneering this content model, is waving a utensil in front of us like an airplane coming in for a landing.

From Salon

And, he pioneered personality animation, focusing heavily on creating characters with distinctive personalities that seemed to come to life on the screen, says Disney animation historian J.B.

From The Wall Street Journal