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vanguard

[van-gahrd] / ˈvænˌgɑrd /
NOUN
forefront
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In the early years of the 20th century, Münter stood at the vanguard of European modernism.

From The Wall Street Journal

After four rounds of layoffs in two years that cut a quarter of its employees, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory now faces a daunting task: reclaiming its place at the vanguard of exploration and innovation.

From Los Angeles Times

"I will not give up on having a country with the ambition to be at the forefront, to be at the vanguard of Europe," he said on the eve of the strike.

From BBC

“Or do we want to be a party that is leading the vanguard to protect workers and to fight for working families?”

From Salon

“It’s one thing for equity markets to suffer a general pullback. But it’s quite another to see stocks at the vanguard of AI development getting trashed,” he added.

From Barron's