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pioneer

[pahy-uh-neer] / ˌpaɪ əˈnɪər /






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He is a pioneer and an inventor and we’ve seen that he’s created technology that has made movies better.

From Los Angeles Times

Forrest Berwind Tweedy met Benjamin Graham, the value-investing pioneer and the author of “Security Analysis” and “The Intelligent Investor,” in the 1930s, and Graham eventually became Tweedy & Co.’s largest brokerage client.

From MarketWatch

As a pioneering robot designer, Brooks is particularly skeptical about the tech industry’s fascination with humanoid robots.

From Los Angeles Times

Minnesota was a pioneer in using federal Medicaid dollars to pay for other forms of social assistance such as housing, which is the locus of several fraud schemes.

From The Wall Street Journal

A pioneering 2021 study found that just 30 minutes of phone scrolling tires us out psychologically, actually reducing our ability to exercise.

From The Wall Street Journal