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dead level

[ded levuhl] / ˈdɛd ˈlɛvəl /




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It has been a roller-coaster year with the championship lead changing hands a number of times over the course of the 21 races, but Hamilton's win in Saudi Arabia last time out means the pair head to Abu Dhabi dead level.

From BBC

He wears a suit jacket and no tie, with his top two shirt buttons undone, but the shirt is pressed and, more importantly, there is an American flag pin in his lapel, dead level, between the CK and the A at the ends of his first and last names.

From Slate

Today, depending on which of some half dozen leading opinion polls you look at, Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s Conservatives are either 15 percentage points ahead of Jeremy Corbyn’s rival Labour, or dead level with them.

From Reuters

This house sits about 70 feet from the curb of the street and the front yard looks dead level.

From Washington Post

The two sides of the debate over the UK's future in the EU are "dead level" in Wales, a political expert has said.

From BBC