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merit noun character, concern, concernment, consideration, credit, desert, deservedness, distinction, excellence, emphasis, good actions, good behavior, goodness, greatness, honor, import, importance, interest, meritoriousness, meritum, note, praiseworthy quality, quality, rectitude, richly deserving, righteousness, self-importance, significance, superiority, uprightness, value, virtue, virtus, worth Associated concepts: affidavit of merits, dismissal on the merits, merit system merit verb be deserving, be entitled to, be worthy of, deserve, due, earn, justify, richly deserve See also: caliber, consequence, credit, earn, grade, importance, probity, quality, rate, recognition, rectitude, right, significance, value, weight, worth How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Krebs said: "These customers believe our combination should be judged on its merits. All we've ever wanted," Shamas continued, "is an opportunity to have the pipeline judged on its merits. |
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