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premier

adjective as in leading; original

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“These outcomes demonstrate that we are not only on the path to becoming the premier urban school district in the nation, but we are also establishing a benchmark for what is possible for all students.”

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Oregon has spent Lanning’s tenure knocking on the door of a national championship; Penn State has been trying to shed a reputation for building talented rosters that fall short against premier competition.

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Those wargames have included shooting down air attacks on the Northern Fleet, Russia’s premier NATO-facing fleet, as well as carrying out drills with electronic warfare equipment that Moscow uses to disable Ukrainian drones.

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And the premier said China is providing the U.N. with soil samples from an unmanned mission last year to the far side of the moon.

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Lecornu told French television in an interview on Wednesday evening that he expected a new premier to be named -- rather than early legislative elections or Macron's resignation -- in order to resolve the crisis.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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