Definitions
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- noun Alternative spelling of
pacesetter .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Atari SA, a onetime pace-setter in videogames, has a new plan to become relevant again.
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The IG Metall union's negotiated 3.2% wage increase for Volkswagen workers last month is likely to be a pace-setter for industry overall during the current round of country-wide negotiations.
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As the world-record holder in the 3,000-meter run at the time, he figured Waitz would make a good pace-setter for other runners in the contest.
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Atari SA, a onetime pace-setter in videogames, has a new plan to become relevant again.
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Cisco, a longtime pace-setter in high-tech markets, has been struggling to boost its revenues and has faced stiffer competition for one class of networking gear called switching systems.
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When it comes to "cause marketing," — the pairing of a product or brand with a social mission — Mr. Mycoskie is a pace-setter.
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Edgar Dobie, Arena's managing director, says that ticket sales are far outstripping the company's former pace-setter, a 2002 production of "South Pacific."
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When it comes to "cause marketing," — the pairing of a product or brand with a social mission — Mr. Mycoskie is a pace-setter.
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When it comes to "cause marketing," — the pairing of a product or brand with a social mission — Mr. Mycoskie is a pace-setter.
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Clearly, the EPO is regarded as the pace-setter among the world's leading patent offices; both the Koreans and the Chinese have improved significantly, but still have work to do.
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