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pioneer

[pahy-uh-neer] / ˌpaɪ əˈnɪər /






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The sport really is pioneering in the way it is trying to look after players and do as much research as possible.

From BBC

Witness Mary Gabriel’s immensely popular book “Ninth Street Women,” and the Denver Art Museum’s pioneering but problematic 2016 exhibition “Women of Abstract Expressionism.”

From The Wall Street Journal

The good news for the Johns Hopkins team: The metal-organic frameworks they’ve pioneered are potentially so precise that future microchips made of graphene or other exotic materials might be patterned using them.

From The Wall Street Journal

He wanted to know if he should join the masses of pioneers settling the “wilds of the West” in Michigan.

From Literature

US President Thomas Jefferson, revolutionist Francis Lewis and Griffith Jenkin Griffith, "one of the true pioneers of Los Angeles", are also given an honourable mention by Rhys thanks to their Welsh ancestry.

From BBC