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Polls pegged him as being roughly tied with Donald Trump, and he’d just done an enormous fundraiser with George Clooney and Barack Obama.

From Slate

A June assessment by the California State Water Resources Control Board pegged the cost of repairing failing and at-risk public water systems at about $11.5 billion.

From Salon

So they will be bitterly disappointed to have been pegged back to 2-2 - especially when you consider the way they had ended the first half, because they were in control of the game at that point.

From BBC

The hosts dominated the early stages in Wigan and opened up a 16-0 lead but were pegged back at various stages of the contest by a new-look Samoa side containing eight debutants.

From BBC

Mikel Arteta says Arsenal "should have won" against Liverpool in the Premier League, having led twice at Emirates Stadium but been pegged back to draw 2-2.

From BBC

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

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