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maturity
noun as in adulthood, full growth
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Luke Ward, an investment manager on the private companies team at investor Baillie Gifford, said PsiQuantum’s manufacturing maturity and its ability to lean on an existing supply chain are part of the attraction.
Hofmann said Zillow’s profitability status is a mark of the company’s maturity, natural evolution and strong performance regardless of the housing market.
"He is not really involved in any scuffles anymore and that is down to maturity."
As the years passed, Goodall continued to track Gombe’s chimps, accumulating enough information to draw the arcs of their lives — from birth through sometimes troubled adolescence, maturity, illness and finally death.
But Mitchell has also praised the majority of his players for the maturity they have shown about his calls.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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