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decade

[dek-eyd, duh-keyd] / ˈdɛk eɪd, dəˈkeɪd /


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We've been beaten by the poorest Rangers team there has been in decades with a terrible striker that is actually better than ours!

From BBC

But it does mean the supply-demand math points in a direction that decades of consolidation didn’t anticipate.

From MarketWatch

The US has sent its biggest military deployment in decades to the region, comprising of warplanes, thousands of troops, helicopters and the world's largest warship.

From BBC

A decade later, a couple of Italian landscapes similarly turn complex space into milky planes kept parallel to the surface of the canvas.

From The Wall Street Journal

Bicentennial, which followed “a decade of racial tensions, assassinations, scandal, rising inflation, embattled campuses and eroding public trust,” also privileged heritage over history.

From Salon