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shortcut

[shawrt-kuht] / ˈʃɔrtˌkʌt /


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These incidents typically involve a single researcher attempting to advance their career by taking shortcuts in a highly competitive environment.

From Science Daily

She said this was not about looking for a "series of shortcuts" to get what she wanted.

From BBC

Some actors have shortcuts to get into a tricky voice.

From Barron's

DraftKings’s latest move represents a significant shortcut to accessing potentially lucrative states like California, Florida and Texas.

From The Wall Street Journal

Barbey described "a large and complex system of connections that serve as 'shortcuts' linking distant brain regions and integrating information across the networks."

From Science Daily