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fledgling

noun as in beginner in activity

noun as in baby bird

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The British entrepreneur is among a new crop of European tech founders seeking to raise their first checks across the Atlantic, and in some cases moving their fledgling businesses there too.

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The row over the membership portal has revealed deep splits in the fledgling party, which was launched in July and is due to hold its founding conference in November.

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Mondek passed an additional two weeks in the hospital to protect his fledgling and vulnerable immune system.

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Simultaneously, Redford continued to direct, including A River Runs Through It - which gave a career boost to a fledgling Brad Pitt - and The Legend of Bagger Vance, the last film to feature Jack Lemmon.

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It illustrates the great promise of a messy, fledgling democracy striving to achieve a certain kind of equality and to establish a new form of government responsive to the will of its people.

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

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