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spearhead

[speer-hed] / ˈspɪərˌhɛd /


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The 2021 winners Australia have been hit hard by the absence of pace spearhead Pat Cummins, who was ruled out with a lower back injury.

From Barron's

He also spearheaded plans to expand Disney's fleet of cruise ships from 7 to 13.

From Barron's

Beyond the personal fates they will determine, the outcome of the civil litigation Cook and others are spearheading will likely force whatever transparency and accountability can be pulled from these chaotic and troubling times.

From Los Angeles Times

The demonstrations in Iran took on a different tenor, initially spearheaded by conservative bazaar workers disgruntled at the collapse in Iran’s currency.

From The Wall Street Journal

Bosses at two under-fire health boards have banked temporary 10% pay increases for spearheading a planned shakeup of Scotland's health service.

From BBC