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Difficult to find, catch, or define. start learning		Elusive Example: Truly disruptive ideas can be elusive, even for innovative companies.
Surprisingly impressive. start learning		Astounding Example: The speed at which the start-up scaled its operations was astounding.
Take and hold a position in a market. start learning		To assume its position in a market Example: The company managed to assume its position in the top segment of fintech.
Have an influence in a situation. start learning		To play a role in Example: Regulatory changes will play a role in how quickly innovation spreads.
Change something dramatically. start learning		To transform Example: AI has the potential to transform entire sectors of the economy.
Argue about small or unimportant details. start learning		Quibble Example: Some investors quibble over the timeline rather than the bigger picture.
Growing continuously. start learning		Ever-expanding Example: The firm’s ever-expanding product portfolio makes it difficult for competitors.
Highly desired. start learning		Coveted Example: Gaining access to a coveted piece of intellectual property gives an edge.
Stand for or symbolise a concept. start learning		To represent Example: These new devices represent the future of personalised healthcare.
State they are something, even if disputed. start learning		To claim to be Example: Several start-ups claim to be the first to introduce delivery drones.
Value highly. start learning		To prize Example: Forward-thinking organisations tend to prize experimental ideas.
Critically important. start learning		Pivotal Example: Her research proved pivotal in understanding disruption.
Meet the necessary requirements for something. start learning		To qualify for Example: Projects with social impact will qualify for government funding.

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