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ground-breaking

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ground-breaking
1. break new ground - to do something that is different to anything that has been done before. It was with her ground-breaking, all-women production of Hamlet that she really established herself. (always before noun)
2. break new ground - to discover new information about a subject. This company has produced some ground-breaking research. (always before noun)

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She works on some of the most ground-breaking public financing and while she has clients as far east as Maryland and as far west as Hawaii, she is recognized for improving communities and tax-exempt organizations in Los Angeles and throughout California.
``Pete'' Knight, R-Palmdale; and Larry Grooms, representative to Assemblywoman Sharon Runner, R-Lancaster, to take part in the ground-breaking ceremony.
Jack Kennedy, president of the Nassau Suffolk Building Trades, said, "When I look at this ground-breaking ceremony, I see jobs, confidence in the economy and new opportunities for our region.
 
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