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notch

noun as in level within classification

Strongest match

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Swift has also broken records in the US, where she notched up 2.7 million sales on Friday alone.

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But the film notched a solid 98% approval rating on aggregator Rotten Tomatoes and has benefited from buzz about its awards potential.

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After notching up three number one singles, three number one albums and two Brit awards, the band struggled to find the same charts success again and were dropped by their record label.

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Those series have already notched a few early wins at the Creative Arts Emmy Awards, held last week.

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If that did happen, tensions in an already divided region would move up a notch or two.

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