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high-tech

adjective as in cutting edge

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How did the shabby offices of the late 1700s, with their dim lights, coal-burning fireplaces and quill pens, evolve into the sleek, high-tech work environments that we know today?

The idea was that Topgolf, with its high-tech driving ranges, would attract younger people and more casual players to the sport.

A US high-tech arms company is to design and produce AI-powered drones in the United Arab Emirates under a joint venture, the two parties said on Thursday, strengthening close defence ties.

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They also argued that hybrids would fight global warming better than EVs, which have high-tech batteries that require large amounts of lithium and often pricey, rare-earth metals.

While patients may not mind if doctors amp up the tests and use high-tech diagnostics, there’s a fine line between doing enough for patients and doing too much.

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

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