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outstanding

Definition for outstanding

adjective as in noticeable, striking

adjective as in referring to an unpaid debt

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Buttler reached 50 from 43 deliveries and was just about keeping pace with a required rate of nine an over when he was bowled by an outstanding Lungi Ngidi slower ball.

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The five outstanding charges relate to four women who were part of the NOS, which blended live music and multi-media displays in services and attracted hundreds of young people to its congregation.

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Even before this window, outstanding deferred transfer instalments were more than £3bn.

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A UK Parliament spokesperson said: "The decision to proceed with strike action is a disappointing outcome, following months of continued engagement to try to resolve outstanding concerns."

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“We’re instituting changes to get more people actually working in the parks and are looking forward to what Yellowstone Superintendent Cam Sholly forecasted to be an ‘outstanding summer.’

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

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