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Meanings of different league in English

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Usage of different league in English
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Those numbers place them in a different league from the developed world.
The Irish Times
2
But the 2008 campaign, Attie concedes, is in an entirely different league.
The Guardian
3
From what I've seen, I'm guessing this bloke's in a different league.
Meltdown
4
A criminal case puts this wage complaint into a different league.
Reuters
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But as a result, it's like its competing in a different league altogether.
Wired
6
The performance is in a different league to those of the earlier works.
The Irish Times
7
On this evidence, the top three clubs are in a completely different league.
The Guardian
8
But Stan and his partner were in a different league entirely.
Empty mile
9
He was in a different league and could make whatever demands he chose.
A history of god: the 4000-year quest of judaism, christianity, ...
10
It is about scoring goals in a different league, like the Spanish league.
The South African
11
Motorbike valuations are in a different league to the big automakers.
Reuters
12
That said, Germany is in a different league to Britain.
The Guardian
13
The scale of future projects would be in a different league to Orca's operations.
Reuters
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Violations that expose millions of people to financial loss are in a different league.
Reuters
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Hugh was a good linguist himself, but Butre was in a different league altogether.
Torch of Freedom
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Going to Rae's put the request in a different league.
God's gift
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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