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intramural

[in-truh-myoor-uhl] / ˌɪn trəˈmyʊər əl /




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Some also extend to intramural, club or college sports.

From Washington Times

College students discovered it; at some campuses, Catan was made an intramural sport.

From New York Times

The intramural Republican dispute began last year, when Mr. McConnell declined to offer a midterm campaign agenda for his party and Mr. Scott came up with one of his own.

From New York Times

“We saw some labs that were nearly uninhabitable,” notes committee member Kent Rochford, executive director of SPIE, the international society for optics and photonics, and former head of NIST’s intramural program.

From Science Magazine

But, as both an echo of what Mr. Gingrich encountered in 1998 and a harbinger for the present GOP intramural brawling, several restive ultraconservatives set their sights on their elected leaders.

From New York Times