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transition

[tran-zish-uhn, -sish-] / trænˈzɪʃ ən, -ˈsɪʃ- /


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Lyla said she felt more confident managing her condition now, although she is aware of future challenges, including the transition to adult services.

From BBC

Ngatikaura plans to prioritize his children, “ensuring they feel loved, supported, and protected through this transition,” according to People.

From Los Angeles Times

During sentencing, Judge Jonathan Cooper said that since the defendant had transitioned, they should be known by their new identity of Gwyn Samuels.

From BBC

That “game-changing” transition is “still being undervalued by the market,” Lee argued, but he sees room for Arm’s stock to climb more than 50% as the company’s momentum becomes better understood.

From MarketWatch

She mentions other success stories: global payments firm Yuno and renewable energy company Erco Energy who have both transitioned into established companies with revenues of more than $10m and expanded across regions.

From BBC