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Usher in

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Transitional Moment

Implies a notable transition from one period to another, often historical or significant.

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The fall of the Berlin Wall ushered in a new era of freedom.
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Start of Change

Indicates the beginning of change, not just the continuation of something already happening.

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The CEO's decision ushered in a complete restructuring of the company.
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Positive Connotation

Often suggests positive progress or innovation, like the start of something better.

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The treaty ushered in a period of unprecedented peace.
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