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View definitions for high road

high road

noun as in ethical or easiest course

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Adam Schiff — “sleazebag,” “low life,” “little pencil neck,” to use some of the pungent ways Donald Trump describes him — is taking the high road, turning the other cheek and generally being the better man by ignoring all that and promising to do whatever he can to work and thrive in a MAGA-fied Washington, D.C.

Cordons around a wooded area on the A63 and Ferriby High Road where the girl was assisted by members of the public had been lifted, according to police.

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A cordon has been put up around the wooded area off Ferriby High Road.

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In response to the BBC investigation, Sainsbury's said: "Food safety is our highest priority and the vast majority of our stores have a five-star food standards rating, which we proudly display to our customers. We've removed an outdated rating sticker at our Leyton High Road Local store and reviewed our procedures to ensure this doesn't happen again."

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He also seemed to take the high road.

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

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