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rope

noun as in cord, line

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Smaller community banks have also been on the ropes.

What has become clear in her coaching style with England has been her insistence in role clarity, ensuring that individuals are fully aware of their responsibilities once they cross the boundary rope.

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In 1951, three Coast Guardsmen drowned after a rope lowering their boat from the rock snapped, plunging them into the icy water.

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Fury has spoken of a desire to get in the ring with Joshua before stating he has achieved everything he wanted to and is happy to stay on the other side of the ropes.

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But her dream debut was quickly tarnished as Brazil went 2-0 up within 18 minutes, putting England on the ropes - though Keating was not at fault.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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