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"row" in English
(Definition of “row” from the Cambridge Advanced Learner’s Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)
"row" in American English
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In order to qualify, not only numerical but also ideological criteria are to be applied, and that means that parties which row against the tide will have no chance.
When, for the sixteenth time in a row, it seems impossible to track down the perpetrators, that really is too much.
Does anybody here want to have a bet with me that it will not be 12 years in a row, or perhaps 13 or 14?
He has now spent seventeen years languishing on death row, seventeen years claiming innocence and fighting for a review of his case.
In my opinion, the problem is the long-term budget plan and the interinstitutional agreement that set sector-by-sector budget ceilings for seven years in a row.
Business confidence fell again last month for the seventeenth month in a row and there is a collapse of consumer confidence.
He has been in that prison for eight years, since he was 19, and he has been on death row for two years.
On this committee all the groups and the chairman worked very reasonably together until, after our work, this row blew up.
Let us not have a row now.
There are also others who are waiting on death row, sentenced for alleged crimes they committed when they were still minors.
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