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Meanings of most prestigious in English

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Usage of most prestigious in English
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But the picture is different at the most prestigious and competitive institutions.
The Guardian
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Dame Fiona Kidman has taken out the country's most prestigious literary prize.
Radio NZ
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Chefs from some of Auckland's most prestigious restaurants have volunteered their time.
Radio NZ
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But on Saturday she won the most prestigious prize in British comedy.
Reuters
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This is one of the most prestigious race tracks in our sport.
Reuters
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One of the most prestigious positions a Spring faerie can aspire to.
Spells
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It is one of the oldest and most prestigious individual soccer awards.
The South African
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Up to this, the most prestigious event I've catered for was .
The Irish Times
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Cannes is not only one of the world's most prestigious film festivals.
Reuters
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He has performed in some of the world's most prestigious concert halls.
Radio NZ
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Le Tour is the biggest, most prestigious bike race in the world.
Wired
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Galbally was a young, well-respected member of Melbourne's most prestigious law family.
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It has become the most prestigious event in the black British calendar.
The Guardian
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Radio New Zealand's Paul Bushnell reports from the world's most prestigious art fair.
Radio NZ
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This is perhaps the most prestigious Irish cultural visit ever to South America.
The Irish Times
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It is today one of the most prestigious in the capital.
BBC
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