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American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- n. One of the two major political parties in the United States, owing its origin to a split in the Democratic-Republican Party under Andrew Jackson in 1828.
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“Arsenal, meanwhile, are doing the same to preserve the "enjoyment and safety of supporters on matchdays, which is of paramount importance to the club".”
“This decision has been taken to ensure the enjoyment and safety of supporters on matchdays, which is of paramount importance to the club.”
“This decision has been taken to ensure the enjoyment and safety of supporters on matchdays, which is of paramount importance to the club.”
“Have there ever been lower-scoring matchdays in a league?”
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“At half-time and full-time on matchdays at Anfield Mr Haughan normally stands outside the home dressing room, which is immediately opposite the referee's room and next to the away dressing room.”
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“Note that the actual sequence of matchdays was quite a bit shuffled due to inclement wintery conditions," writes Oliver.”
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“All we can do is accept that protests are likely to be part of matchdays but the players are probably becoming disappointed with them and they don't deserve that.”
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“This echos reasons for bans such as Arsenal's: "safety of supporters on matchdays"; Spurs ': "impact on supporters ability to hear announcements" and West Ham's "could be considered a weapon".”
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“In the event that the strike fails to produce a resolution, the AFE has said it will consider "further strikes and other measures" on subsequent matchdays, raising the prospect of a fixture pile-up caused by this summer's World Cup in South Africa.”
“As young players we were expected to visit the hospital on matchdays, two or three of us sent round the wards every week to speak to the patients.”
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