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Meanings of impressive pedigree in English

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Usage of impressive pedigree in English
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Though Macron has an impressive pedigree, he has never held elective office.
The South African
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It was an impressive pedigree, but probably little different from most of Blake and Wolcott's associates.
Blind Man's Alley
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Peru will focus on maintaining possession and showed its impressive pedigree by finishing above Chile in South American qualifying.
News.com.au
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Enrique Juncosa, the new director of the Irish Museum of Modern Art, is a Catalan with an impressive pedigree.
The Irish Times
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But Loreto and Ballymoney's impressive pedigree in the competition in recent years has seen them win many a daunting away fixture.
The Irish Times
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Melck arrived with an impressive pedigree having captained Western Province in the Currie Cup and played Super 14 for the Stormers.
The Irish Times
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Despite his extensive production experience and impressive pedigree as a touring DJ he has found himself looking for options beyond the dancefloor.
Radio NZ
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He knows the Premier League well, having led Manchester City to the title in 2014 and the former Real Madrid manager has an impressive pedigree.
The Guardian
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