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head start

NOUN
advantage of early start
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This gives them a head start over Eli Lilly whose orforglipron pills are expected to gain approval in the first quarter of next year before a roll-out in the second quarter.

From MarketWatch

It’s paid off and I would like to give her a head start in life.

From MarketWatch

The announcements come as robotaxi rollouts are accelerating around the world, with companies competing to get a head start in regions like Asia and Europe.

From The Wall Street Journal

If your first punch is free, the consumer has an artificial head start and is incentivized to keep visiting to eventually get that free coffee or service.

From MarketWatch

In the end, the head start Red Bull's Max Verstappen had established in the first five races of the year was too much.

From BBC