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degrees

noun as in cardinal points

noun as in compass rose

noun as in temperature

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Court filings from his office highlighted the brothers' educational accomplishments - both have earned multiple degrees - and their contributions to the community, such as Lyle Menendez’s creation of the GreenSpace prison beautification program.

From BBC

Donald Trump had the right idea about education during his first administration: Judge potential employees by their skills and experience, not their degrees.

It is 23 degrees in Melbourne these days; it's 25 in Sydney; 27 in Brisbane; 33 in Perth.

From BBC

Yet, to limit warming to this level, humanity would need to rapidly decarbonize -- temperatures are on track to climb to 2.8 degrees celsius in patagonia by the end of the century if current emissions persist.

Peaches need "peach chill" — a certain amount of time in temperatures that are under 45 degrees Fahrenheit.

From Salon

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

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