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infancy

noun as in babyhood

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"Caves contain lead, so they were all contaminated. Based on the tooth enamel studies, it started very early in infancy."

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The most complex element of the performance, Del Toro believes, is playing “nothing,” meaning the blank, pure state of mind of a living being in infancy.

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There is a now a National Commission for Missing Persons, but it is in its infancy and struggling with a lack of resources - including DNA testing facilities.

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Too much money is going into a technology still in its infancy, without the network effects and other positive traits that made other technologies longer-term winners, says Jain.

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AI is still in its infancy, but your predictions are yours to own.

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

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