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advancement

Definition for advancement

noun as in promotion, progress

noun as in forward movement

Strongest matches

advance, progress

Strong matches

gain, headway, march, progression

Weak match

anabasis

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LeCun works on his own projects and travels to conferences, talking about Meta’s AI glasses and his own views on the path to AI advancement, among other things, people who have worked with him said.

He said he would be willing to cut off the advancement of legal fees for good if there was proof of “clear abuse.”

Books like “Lean In” encouraged women to privilege career advancement over family.

"But with this discovery, we've made significant advancements in understanding how complex chemistry emerges in the universe and opening new possibilities for research into how life came to be."

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The IEA’s closely watched annual World Energy Outlook outlines both scenarios based on energy supply-and-demand data, economic development, population growth, technological advancements and government policies.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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