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at the forefront

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at the forefront (of something) and in the forefront (of something)
Fig. at the place of greatest activity; vital or important to some activity. I interviewed Max Brown, the director who is in the forefront of the movie industry. The university I go to is at the forefront of computer technology.


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We want to help people recognize the grace, the mercy and the sanctification that they've been given through salvation and to live with that at the forefront of their minds," said Peter Furler, Newsboys.
 
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