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paradigm

[par-uh-dahym, -dim] / ˈpær əˌdaɪm, -dɪm /


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If the climber is found guilty it could mean "a paradigm shift for mountain sports", says Austria's Der Standard newspaper.

From BBC

Ted’s paradigm envisions excellence through self-examination and collaboration, believing in one’s self while being curious enough to affirm the best of what we see in others.

From Salon

“The indiscriminate selling across the sector indicates this is much more representative of a structural concern about the competitive positioning and moats of information-services names under this new AI paradigm” said Nicholas.

From MarketWatch

“Today’s announcement is an important signal that the world’s largest market-oriented economies are committed to developing a new paradigm for preferential trade in critical minerals,” U.S.

From The Wall Street Journal

“This is the paradigm we need: collaborative, adaptive management versus conflict and litigation.”

From Los Angeles Times