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foothold

noun as in ledge

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Busywork that required long hours crunched over a computer is happening autonomously, and entry-level workers are struggling to gain a career foothold—and the professional status coming from white-collar work.

If Pfizer wants a foothold in the obesity race, swallowing a higher price for Metsera might be the cost of admission.

South Korea, well known for its beauty products and advanced skincare and dermatological treatments, has been working to strengthen its foothold in the global market.

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This in turn gives other wildflowers more opportunity to gain a foothold.

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On Wednesday, it unveiled a battery-powered mini kei car designed specifically for Japan, signaling its determination to gain a foothold in a growing EV market dominated by domestic manufacturers and hybrid vehicles.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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