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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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| It's the first full biography covering Powell's entire life, comes from a Washington Post journalist, and covers his childhood and rise through the ranks of Washington power, considering social issues and personal struggles alike. It's the first full biography covering Powell's entire life, comes from a Washington Post journalist, and covers his childhood and rise through the ranks of Washington power, considering social issues and personal struggles alike. By age 20, she was a training manager and part of the new store opening team, and continued to rise through the ranks. |
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