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View definitions for grouped

grouped

adjective as in graded

adjective as in organized

adjective as in ranked

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Data travels through hair-thin fibreglass wires, often grouped in pairs and protected by different layers of plastic and copper depending on how close the cables are to the shore.

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The two cases were grouped together in September 2022 and have been investigated by a team which specialises in unsolved cases and serial crimes.

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MBRRACE-UK grouped Leeds with 25 other trusts which it says provide a similar level of care.

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When the grouped notification involving BBC News emerged, a spokesperson from the BBC said the corporation had contacted Apple "to raise this concern and fix the problem".

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Neighbouring areas would then be grouped together under what's called a strategic authority with a directly elected metro mayor.

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

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