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innovate

Definition for innovate

verb as in introduce, create

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“We have to innovate before regulating, and we have to protect not to be overwhelmed by non-European competitors,” said Macron.

Finance remains one of the few environments where real-world data arrives continuously, consequences are immediate, and the incentive to compete and innovate is unending.

“We can’t wait to take Skims to the next level as we continue to innovate and set the standard for our industry.”

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The complaints from CEOs, however, tend to focus on more fundamental issues: Our people aren’t learning, we aren’t innovating, we are slower to get things done and so forth.

“Clear, pre-defined access to these patents will enable others to innovate and advance research in an area that is critical for Europe’s future,” Teresa Ribera, the bloc’s competition commissioner, said on Friday.

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

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