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induction

noun as in taking in, initiation

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Though the band was ultimately not inducted into the Rock Hall this year, they represented the first primarily Spanish-language act to be nominated for induction.

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McKinsey has since downsized its annual induction of new partners as it looks to tighten its leadership ranks and change how it is managed.

In April, Pizarro said that a leading theory of the fire’s cause was that a century-old transmission line, not used since 1971, reenergized through a process called induction and sparked the fire.

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Bad Company singer Paul Rodgers has dropped out of the induction ceremony due to an undisclosed health issue.

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How did you choose L.A. as a regular market for the induction ceremony?

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