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bar

[bahr] / bɑr /








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For whatever it’s worth, he seems like a nicer person than the one we’ve got now, but that’s a pretty low bar.

From Salon

The disjointed defeats by Scotland, Ireland and Italy are admittedly a low bar, but England's intensity and accuracy was back.

From BBC

The scenic location would give Swanberg the opportunity to expand his visual style from his usual couches, bars and apartments of much of his work.

From Los Angeles Times

Mr Fee was asked by the BBC reporter why he thought the bar had been targeted and who he thought was responsible.

From BBC

Later, a criminal complaint against Thompson said the gold bars and coins he recovered from the seafloor were worth up to $400m.

From BBC