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degree

[dih-gree] / dɪˈgri /




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And only then can banks and other traditional financial institutions manage, hold and exchange those assets with any degree of confidence that they aren’t indirectly abetting a crime.

From The Wall Street Journal

For example, he points to the included training sessions — with exercise specialists who have master’s or doctorate degrees — that could easily run $200 per session otherwise.

From MarketWatch

Actor and producer Lowden, who grew up in the Scottish Borders and graduated from RCS's BA Acting degree programme in 2011, was being recognised for his contribution to theatre, film and television.

From BBC

Economists often battle over the degree to which Indian consumers can support the economy, given that per capita income is around $2,700 a year.

From The Wall Street Journal

Scientists have generally believed that this dehydration process stops once temperatures exceed about 650 degrees Celsius.

From Science Daily