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usher

[uhsh-er] / ˈʌʃ ər /




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Many economists and investors expect AI to come to the rescue, ushering in a productivity boom in the next few years that will lift gross domestic product and bolster U.S. competitiveness.

From Barron's

The Beetle was a sales phenomenon and a pop-culture hit that ushered in the era of mass European auto imports.

From The Wall Street Journal

Thankful: Living through the dawn of AI, which seems likely to usher in a tsunami of benefits that will make the internet revolution look like a ripple.

From The Wall Street Journal

Doing so, Duffy suggested, would help to usher in a new “golden age of travel” — a phrase that harks back to the mid-20th century flight experience.

From Los Angeles Times

Johnson wants to usher people who moan that today’s movies aren’t any good back into his sacred space, the cinema.

From Los Angeles Times