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trajectory

noun as in course

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Despite the brief health scare, Rife told The Times his career trajectory had far exceeded his expectations.

Two people, standing either side of a goal net, on the brink of one of the most iconic photos in sport that would change the trajectory of their lives.

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While Biden’s decision may help Ukrainian troops under fire in the short term, it is unlikely to change the trajectory of the war, according to American officials and military analysts.

Demand is expected to continue its downward trajectory in the coming years as California increases its utilization of renewable energy sources.

“Making changes that impact students’ educational trajectories must always be done with transparency and care,” Schmerelson said in a statement Monday.

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