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See: arrange, calculate, class, classify, codify, condition, consequence, credit, criticize, degree, depraved, estimate, evaluate, excessive, fertile, file, fix, gauge, loathsome, marshal, materiality, measure, obnoxious, odious, organize, pigeonhole, position, precedence, prestige, productive, quality, rate, rating, recognition, repulsive, reputation, sort, state, status, tabulate, title, unmitigated RANK. The order or place in which certain officers are placed in the army
and navy, in relation to others, is called their rank.
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| He said some don't want to break ranks and gripe about it because they fear being ostracized by the police union and others on the force. Supporting Principals Who Break Ranks," a companion document to Breaking Ranks II, was written with that function in mind. While none of them supports the Federal Marriage Amendment--not to my face, at least--none of them is willing to break ranks with the Republican Party over it either. |
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