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trendsetter

[trend-set-er] / ˈtrɛndˌsɛt ər /


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But when the club threw its first show in March 1995 at the venue formerly known as Dreams of L.A., it marked a notable energy shift that made everyone take notice, establishing the neighborhood as a trendsetter and hub for creative talent.

From Los Angeles Times

In the coming years, Aman would continue to be a trendsetter, experimenting with roles far ahead of their time.

From BBC

He had claimed in the lawsuit that he was “related to Hollywood royalty” as the great-grandson of one of “The Three Stooges” and was a writer, actor and producer of TV shows who had worked in 2010 on a reality television show: “The Life of a Trendsetter.”

From Seattle Times

One early trendsetter was Mark Weinberger, a partner at EY and for many years a top tax lobbyist in Washington.

From Seattle Times

But recent polling has shown that Californians are paying more attention to the race and the possibility that one of the nation’s bluest state’s — and a trendsetter in liberal political policy — could have a Republican governor soon by the quirk of the recall rules.

From Washington Post