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momentum

noun as in impetus, push

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“We saw strong momentum with both the demand for our on-premises quantum computers and the development of collaborations to advance our own R&D and the quantum ecosystem more broadly,” CEO Subodh Kulkarni said.

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After speaking at the Milken Institute’s Global Investors’ Symposium in São Paulo, Newsom told The Times that the move blunted the momentum his party was experiencing following a string of victories last week.

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The auctions “could drive some market momentum this week, especially when there’s a lack of many other tradable events.”

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Nissan will need more time to revamp its model lineup and streamline costs to regain growth momentum, Sun adds, though he doesn’t see “a quick fix to longer-term challenges, especially with intense competition in China.”

But the effort really gained momentum under Biden.

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

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