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forefront
noun as in foremost part; position of prominence
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It has, she argues, been at the forefront of challenging the state's treatment of victims of awful abuses.
And yet, her presence as a Black Brazilian trans woman at the forefront of Latin music carries an undeniable cultural weight.
Bellamy recently said himself he was "always this person" but has only now allowed it to be brought to the forefront.
Jarmond pointed to UCLA’s partnering with NIL agency Article 41 to enhance athletes’ personal brands and social media presence as evidence of the school’s commitment to being on the forefront of the NIL space.
Education minister Georgia Gould has since said "there will always be a legal right to additional support", adding that children, families and teachers will be "at the forefront" of Send reforms.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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