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jump on

noun as in leverage

verb as in charge

verb as in come down on

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The 26-year-old jumped on the trend after being impressed by the imaginative way another content creator had used AI, by editing some of her original photos and adding AI dogs.

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But they’re not necessarily the ones jumping on the AI bandwagon.

"Within that six-month period, 43 of those women had been newly identified and referred to us, which is a big jump on the previous this year."

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That was a five percent jump on the 236.5 billion yuan logged in the same quarter last year and beat analyst estimates of 245.2 billion yuan.

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Bayer stock jumped on Monday after the German healthcare company said a late-stage stroke drug trial achieved its goals.

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

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