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trendsetter

[trend-set-er] / ˈtrɛndˌsɛt ər /


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But when the club threw its first show in March 1995 at the venue formerly known as Dreams of L.A., it marked a notable energy shift that made everyone take notice, establishing the neighborhood as a trendsetter and hub for creative talent.

From Los Angeles Times

In the coming years, Aman would continue to be a trendsetter, experimenting with roles far ahead of their time.

From BBC

The court is also considered a legal trendsetter in the region, said Francisco Bernate, a law professor at the University of Rosario in Bogotá, and the decision is likely to attract the attention of judges across Latin America.

From New York Times

Loeb considers himself a trendsetter, and maintains a list of his “top 20 confirmed predictions.”

From Science Magazine

The 27-nation bloc has gained a reputation as a trendsetter in the growing global push to rein in big tech companies as they face withering criticism over misinformation, hate speech and other harmful content on their platforms.

From Seattle Times