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a notch below

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a notch below somebody/something
not quite as good as someone or something else Fifty years ago, there were many big bands that were good, but they were a notch below the great ones.
See also: below, notch


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The main threat could come from Chariot Charger, who has shown a decent level of ability over hurdles, though he was a notch below Bensalem in that sphere.
Andy Murray has got himself right up to just a notch below Roger and Nadal.
There are still perks to downloading the full downloadable version, but for those who are restricted by certain factors, the flash casino is just a notch below.
 
 
 
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