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Meanings of middle ranks in English

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Usage of middle ranks in English
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Let us take, first of all, a few specimens from the middle ranks.
Russia
2
He was born in the middle ranks of life, the son of a sculptor.
Lives of the Necromancers
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Someone in the middle ranks sniggered at that and Settus drew to halt and smiled.
Imperatrix
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The family picture is intended to portray the every-day course of the middle ranks of society.
Lectures on Dramatic Art and Literature
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He makes himself inaccessible and as invisible as possible in the middle ranks of the class.
The eye of the leopard
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That Danton's family belong to the well-to-do upper middle ranks, we see from the object lesson before us.
East of Paris: Sketches in the Gâtinais, Bourbonnais, and Champa...
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In the centre, the Hellene men poured through the weakened line, the women in the middle ranks backstepping frantically.
Imperatrix
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Another flight of Cyclopes arrows flew overhead, striking the middle ranks of the hellkites and throwing them into disorder.
Doom of the Dragon
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It doesn't have enough experienced men in the middle ranks, and it takes a long time to develop an officer cadre.
Reuters
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Within the middle ranks, they may enjoy a relatively secure position in the troop, the tribe, the company, or the team.
The Disposable Male
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As China has grown richer and better educated, the middle ranks of the PLA have filled with technically trained specialist officers.
Reuters
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Theresa was there, as well, hiding in the middle ranks, short black hair and small, strong frame immediately drawing Martin's eye.
Anvil of stars
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Chew away at the middle ranks, the really valuable ones, and you erode the power base of the guy at the top.
The Naked God
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A man in his shirt sleeves with his hands bound behind his back marched with head erect between the two middle ranks.
A Voyage with Captain Dynamite
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There were no middle ranks of men, that could gradually mix with their superiors, and insensibly procure to themselves honor and distinction.
The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol. I., Part A. / From...
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There were no middle ranks of men that could gradually mix with their superiors, and insensibly procure to themselves honour and distinction.
The History of England, Volume I / From the Invasion of Julius C...
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