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par

[pahr] / pɑr /


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In a reversal of fortunes, Russia’s main grade of oil, known as Urals, trades almost at par with global benchmarks.

From The Wall Street Journal

To get up to par with the other girls.

From Literature

Finance Minister John O'Dowd said the amount of funding that the UK government had made available to the Executive was "extremely disappointing" and "significantly below par".

From BBC

"I felt like I hit a good drive but once you get out of position it's difficult to make par," he said.

From BBC

American DeChambeau secured the trophy at the first extra hole despite finding water off the tee, after both players had finished on 14 under par.

From BBC