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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
pioneer .
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Examples
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Sayyid'Ajall Shams Al-Din pioneered the education effort.
Between Winds and Clouds: The Making of Yunnan (Second Century BCE to Twentieth Century CE) 2008
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Trouble is Garmin pioneered these features a couple of years ago.
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Looking back on three decades of writing about the Manchester band, Morley explains why the group, and the Factory records label pioneered by the late Tony Wilson, were so important in the history of rock and the redevelopment of the North.
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Looking back on three decades of writing about the Manchester band, Morley explains why the group, and the Factory records label pioneered by the late Tony Wilson, were so important in the history of rock and the redevelopment of the North.
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That said, I use the word pioneered rather than invented, because I am virtually positive that other people ran free-to-play w/ virtual asset sales previously, even if it was a hobbyist game admin selling something on the sly to players to make a few bucks.
How will "free-to-play" business models affect the gaming landscape in the West? 2006
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I'm using the word pioneered because I know of nobody who did many of these things before these ideas came into my mind.
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This has all happened before (acid rain pioneered using computer models to give answers one would not otherwise believe - Acid Rain had no internet - hopefully this time the outcome will be different.
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He could bridge the ideological gap between big and small government by leading with the idea pioneered by Bill Clinton and George W. Bush in providing social services by partnering with both faith-based and secular nonprofit organizations.
Jim Wallis: It Takes a Movement: Moral Centering and Political Recalibration Jim Wallis 2010
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He could bridge the ideological gap between big and small government by leading with the idea pioneered by Bill Clinton and George W. Bush in providing social services by partnering with both faith-based and secular nonprofit organizations.
Jim Wallis: It Takes A Movement: Moral Centering And Political Recalibration Jim Wallis 2010
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He could bridge the ideological gap between big and small government by leading with the idea pioneered by Bill Clinton and George W. Bush in providing social services by partnering with both faith-based and secular nonprofit organizations.
Jim Wallis: It Takes A Movement: Moral Centering And Political Recalibration Jim Wallis 2010
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