Synonym: cutting edge, head, vanguard. Similar words: the front line, frontier, confront, in front of, confrontation, come from, free from, date from. Meaning: n. 1. the part in the front or nearest the viewer 2. the position of greatest importance or advancement; the leading position in any movement or field.
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121, He was a Czechoslovakian journalist, a Communist Party of Czechoslovakia leader, and a leader in the forefront of the anti-Nazi resistance.
122, The mortgage-lending frenzy was at its hottest in California, and the state's financial firms were at the forefront of extending untraditional mortgages that were then folded into complex securities.
123, He adds that companies like Huawei, the telecom gear maker, Haier, the white goods company, and Zoomlion, the heavy machinery producer, are perceived to be at the forefront of this trend.
124, The new industrial towns — the Coketowns of Dickens' novels — were at the forefront of this change, none more so than Manchester.
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125, As we mentioned previously in April, Forefront Client Security 2.0 will also include DSS when it releases in H1 2010.
126, Moreover, the US remains at the forefront of such cutting-edge technologies as biotech and nanotechnology. This is hardly a picture of absolute economic decline.
127, Shell has been at the forefront of plans to drill in the Arctic waters of the Beaufort and Chukchi seas.
128, "I'm so psyched she is bringing this issue to the forefront," said Geniene Pernotto, 43, a marketing director and single mother of one in Youngstown, Ohio.
129, For this new " devildom " never had lagged behind, stand in the forefront that the net swims all the time.
130, Hitherto, Budweiser has been at the forefront of the Americanisation of the world, often to the dismay of foreign drinkers of traditional beers who regard a Bud as a glass of water spoiled.
131, Technology strength, the level of management, marketing power, in the forefront of national counterparts.
132, My Bostonian bug out to be one of many on the forefront of an unprecedented resurgence.
133, Her organisational skills came to the forefront when she ran one of the most popular restaurants in Helsinki, the capital of Finland.
134, All the rural workers have been assigned to the forefront of production in their enterprises.
135, The brave soldier was in the forefront of the fighting.
136, Forefront Investment Holdings Limited British Virgin Islands US $ 47, 252 100 % Investment holding.
137, To some, Richard's rapid ascendency to magic's forefront bespeaks a quintessential fairy tale.
138, Since the second half of 20th century, the topics of Orientalism, Japonisme and Primitivism have moved to the forefront of art-history discussion.
139, The Philippines-based Association of Development Financing Institutions in Asia and the Pacific is at the forefront of sustainable development in the region.
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