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roster

[ros-ter] / ˈrɒs tər /


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Earlier this month, IndiGo cancelled thousands of flights due to "poor planning of pilot rosters," leaving tens of thousands of passengers stranded for hours or even days.

From BBC

Her impact on the Tigres roster was immediate and exceeded all expectations.

From Los Angeles Times

He required surgery and landed on injured reserve, but his window to return to the roster is expected to be opened Thursday.

From Los Angeles Times

One year after lifting the national championship, the Buckeyes boasted a loaded roster that looked even stronger.

From The Wall Street Journal

From 2021-25, representation jumped from 12 to 47 players who identify as Latino, with 32 on 53-man rosters at the start of the season.

From Los Angeles Times