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transition

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


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"As we transition to a publicly owned railway, our focus remains on delivering an outstanding service for our passengers," he added.

From BBC

In going over this year’s crop of standouts, we took turns casting back to our favorite memories of a festival now in transition.

From Los Angeles Times

How Pretti came to own a gun as a Minneapolis resident is also the story of transition and contradiction in the city itself.

From The Wall Street Journal

Whenever this transition happens, companies can sell more expensive materials, he said, “because in order to enable more advanced semiconductor nodes, you often need to come up with completely new materials.”

From MarketWatch

In the U.S., he wants to double the number of hybrid models to more than 18 by 2030 while slowing the transition to fully electric vehicles.

From The Wall Street Journal