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above par

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above par
better than average or normal. His work is above par, so he should get paid better.
See also: above, par


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Having eaten at three other Vintage Inns during the past year and only found The Bell in Belbroughton to be above par, just choosing meals that we really fancied in the bottom half of the price range was hard work.
HE may be 79 but The King left no doubt he is above par when it comes to playing one of his favourite courses.
Phil Mickelson a three-time winner of this event, finished tied for 42nd, finishing above par for the first time in the 16 times he has made the cut here.
 
 
 
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