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trajectory

noun as in course

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CarMax’s trajectory has worsened due to increased competition, “a consumer challenged by affordability issues” and some ongoing strategy execution problems that are unique to CarMax, the Morgan Stanley analysts said.

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Ask Sage may be part of that trajectory.

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Since then, the S&P 500’s upward trajectory has been remarkably consistent; the index has risen for six months in a row through October.

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Dyno Nobel’s growth trajectory is underpinned by its “innovative suite of offerings, transformation program and the industry’s structural tailwinds,” Park says.

On the inside, a driver has to brake earlier because of their narrow trajectory, so the relative position of the cars will change on corner entry.

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