If you need convincing, consider this: both Samantha Cameron and the Duchess of Cambridge, competent don't-frighten-the-horses modern dressers rather than cutting-edge trailblazers, have made the switch.
We believe we are ideally placed to be one of the trailblazers for city devolution and that the combined authority – which corresponds with our area's functional economic geography – is the logical level at which to do this.
Fathers who ask for more than a minimal time must prepare to be "trailblazers" in their workplaces, Mr Schneider tells the City Dads.To overcome these obstacles, some countries are giving fathers a firm nudge.
If so, America will be following some trailblazers.
In other states, particularly in New England, legislators may free the weed.All states can learn from the trailblazers.
Chongqing and Chengdu, the capital of the neighbouring province of Sichuan, have been trailblazers.
But it is hard to find anybody, even in the armed forces, who thinks that they can ever be more than trailblazers.
They might be bluffing: Geneva's finance minister recently said that the city was running out of office space and some might in any case be deterred by the experience of the trailblazers.
But such candour may become a thing of the past as more hospitals and clinics make doctors' notes available to patients and their guardians.The trailblazers see open notes as a way to engage patients in their treatment, and to keep their other carers informed.
Britain's tech trailblazers have a western frontier of their own in "Silicon Gorge," a cluster of microchip firms around Bristol.
Trailblazers, such as Tesco's Jack Cohen, knew that retailing is part showbiz.
