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top-level

[top-lev-uhl] / ˈtɒpˈlɛv əl /


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Because of this, societies have a strong stake in understanding how top-level talent develops.

From Science Daily

The researchers reexamined large datasets from many previous studies, analyzing the developmental histories of 34,839 top-level performers from around the world.

From Science Daily

She later became a top-level judge and was Great Britain's oldest surviving Olympian.

From BBC

Another bedroom in the property boasts “adult bunk beds,” with four queen-sized beds built into the space, with a ladder to access the two top-level spaces, each of which features its own curtains, enabling guests to cocoon themselves in their own nook.

From MarketWatch

They were the single losingest program in the history of top-level college football.

From The Wall Street Journal