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- noun Plural form of
pace-setter (alternative spelling ofpacesetters ).
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Examples
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He then made four consecutive birdies starting at No. 9 to race by pace-setters Westwood and Allenby.
Tim Clark wins The Players to claim his first PGA Tour title 2010
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With early pace-setters Europe having become bogged down with economic problems, and decisive action looking farther away than ever in North America, Australia -- culturally a European country but geographically part of the Asian bloc -- may yet prove a global lynchpin.
Peter Boyer: After the Ruin of the Midterms, Is There Hope From Down Under? Peter Boyer 2010
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With early pace-setters Europe having become bogged down with economic problems, and decisive action looking farther away than ever in North America, Australia -- culturally a European country but geographically part of the Asian bloc -- may yet prove a global lynchpin.
Peter Boyer: After the Ruin of the Midterms, Is There Hope From Down Under? Peter Boyer 2010
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With early pace-setters Europe having become bogged down with economic problems, and decisive action looking farther away than ever in North America, Australia -- culturally a European country but geographically part of the Asian bloc -- may yet prove a global lynchpin.
Peter Boyer: After the Ruin of the Midterms, Is There Hope From Down Under? Peter Boyer 2010
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With early pace-setters Europe having become bogged down with economic problems, and decisive action looking farther away than ever in North America, Australia -- culturally a European country but geographically part of the Asian bloc -- may yet prove a global lynchpin.
Peter Boyer: After the Ruin of the Midterms, Is There Hope From Down Under? Peter Boyer 2010
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With early pace-setters Europe having become bogged down with economic problems, and decisive action looking farther away than ever in North America, Australia -- culturally a European country but geographically part of the Asian bloc -- may yet prove a global lynchpin.
Peter Boyer: After the Ruin of the Midterms, Is There Hope From Down Under? Peter Boyer 2010
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In Mr. Whyte's findings, businessmen were pace-setters.
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With early pace-setters Europe having become bogged down with economic problems, and decisive action looking farther away than ever in North America, Australia -- culturally a European country but geographically part of the Asian bloc -- may yet prove a global lynchpin.
Peter Boyer: After the Ruin of the Midterms, Is There Hope From Down Under? Peter Boyer 2010
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With early pace-setters Europe having become bogged down with economic problems, and decisive action looking farther away than ever in North America, Australia -- culturally a European country but geographically part of the Asian bloc -- may yet prove a global lynchpin.
Peter Boyer: After the Ruin of the Midterms, Is There Hope From Down Under? Peter Boyer 2010
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With early pace-setters Europe having become bogged down with economic problems, and decisive action looking farther away than ever in North America, Australia -- culturally a European country but geographically part of the Asian bloc -- may yet prove a global lynchpin.
Peter Boyer: After the Ruin of the Midterms, Is There Hope From Down Under? Peter Boyer 2010
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