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Meanings of grade in English
Russian
система оценивания знаний Portuguese
classe Spanish
calificación escolar Catalan
qualificació Synonyms
Examples for "mark"
Examples for "mark"
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Wars against France, the dominant power in Europe, had left their mark.
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They managed it, however, drawing the body clear of high water mark.
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It's understood that today will mark a new record number of deaths.
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Flee the mark of Cain, and come home... come home... come home.
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The deal would mark its second so-called securitisation deal in 18 months.
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Main outcome measures: Difference in AUASI score between baseline and 72 weeks.
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This score, of course, means away goals are no longer a factor.
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Personal credit card Pros: Building a credit score at 18 is smart.
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Your credit score is also a gauge of your general financial health.
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Another missed tackle from Canada saw Italy score again five minutes later.
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Today marks 50 years since Samoa gained its independence from New Zealand.
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This year marks the second year since Mandela died in December 2013.
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One problem still remained: the deeply embedded marks were impossible to remove.
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The political intervention by Sweden marks a new development in the case.
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Monday marks the second year of Ontario's annual Family Day statutory holiday.
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Second: People tend to form unions with partners with similar credit scores.
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However, speed of progress varied greatly between the scores and age groups.
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Result: The mean scores tended to decrease as the line-pair values increased.
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However, survivors' scores eroded as they reported more and more chronic conditions.
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Results: Both intervention groups demonstrated improvement in study measures from baseline scores.
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Always doing everything right, good grades, teachers' pet, doing everything you're told.
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In the next few years, grades will most likely continue to increase.
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What of the grades of children: where the father remains at home?
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Gyms often give soft grades on problems to encourage members to return.
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Consumer groups of varying demographics or social grades respond to different messages.
Usage of grade in English
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Under current rules, money market mutual funds must invest in high-grade securities.
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A rare investment-grade corporate issue is therefore likely to attract investor interest.
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Conclusions: Conservative management of high grade renal injuries is common in children.
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Come Along gave a good sight last start and drops in grade.
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FLDCs were obtained, enriched, and cultured under Good Manufacturing Practice grade conditions.
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The scientists then used the material to create new food-grade plastic bottles.
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This produces a numerical result and, ultimately, a pass or fail grade.
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That action blocks the clinic regulation regarding hospital-grade standards from taking effect.
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Data was collected using a purpose-designed form including glioma's WHO grade, etc.
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There was no link, however, between current alcohol consumption and tumor grade.
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Meanwhile, his professor is creating a new grade he calls 'F minus'.
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The doctors said her thinking never made it past the fourth grade.
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Governance Metrics rates News Corp with a grade 'F' in corporate governance.
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Eight years' grade school, four high school, four college, then postgraduate studies.
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The new grade is four levels below both agencies' top-notch AAA rating.
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Gregory Turnbull Schwartz will assume lead responsibility for all investment grade portfolios.
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