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par
noun as in average, equilibrium
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The U.S. is roughly on par with Russia’s nuclear weapon stockpile, with each country possessing over 5,000 warheads.
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A demand that Starmer sack his chancellor is not par for the course.
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The deal would put its gambling operations almost on par with its production arm in terms of revenue.
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“We didn’t play up to par in the trenches,” Skipper said.
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Owners should declutter their space, ensure that photos of the property are up to par, eliminate any unsavory smells, and consider if their home would benefit from professional staging, agents say.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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