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entrant

noun as in person entering competition, starting new activity

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The act streamlines requirements for new entrants to the country’s data-transmission industry, which SB Equities views could heighten competition.

Meanwhile, a newer entrant, Broadridge Financial Solutions, is seeking to siphon off some of their clients.

“It’s possible that new entrants and new use cases are driving incremental small baskets online,” Rogers says, adding that Amazon’s grocery delivery expansion is drawing customers that previously shopped in-store.

Sportsbetting has exploded in America, but smaller companies and later entrants have been unable to capture fans’ attention.

Irish challenger River of Stars came 4th, and British-trained entrants Further and More Felons came 11th and 18th respectively.

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