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But keep in mind, these are still the very early days for the home assistant space, and Amazon still has a lot to gain from being at the forefront of both sides of the coin.

Mauricio Kagel was at the forefront of developing the theatrical side of music performance from the late 1950s.

Countries in the forefront of arming either side in Syria's civil war have been among the least generous when it comes to dealing with the resulting humanitarian disaster, according to a new Oxfam report.

As time passed, an ever-present spiritual side moved to the forefront of the poems, and the poet took on honors befitting his achievement; his "Selected Poems" (1980) received both the Pulitzer Prize and the National Book Award, and "A New Selected Poems" (2000) was a finalist for the National Book Award.

But certainly the flip side of this is that Putin is not just lurking in the background, but is very much at the forefront of the summit".

Jews were understandably at the forefront of the emigration battle.

Loyalists were once again at the forefront of the controversy.

Moreover, Canada now stood in the forefront of the war.

propelling Barratt to the forefront of the housing industry.

It was the women at the forefront of the change".

"This must be at the forefront of the conservation agenda".