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Wiktionary

  1. n. The cardinal number immediately following sixty-six and preceding sixty-eight.

WordNet 3.0

  1. adj. being seven more than sixty

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  • “It allowed the body to invoke “cloture” to close off debate, but it set a high standard: It required a two-thirds supermajority of senators present and voting—generally sixty-seven votes.”

    Simon & Schuster: The Good Fight

  • “Instead, we proposed reducing the threshold from two-thirds to three-fifths—that is, from sixty-seven votes to sixty, if all senators were present.”

    Simon & Schuster: The Good Fight

  • “To get past them we would need a two-thirds majority—sixty-seven votes, if all senators were present and voting—the supermajority required to invoke cloture and end their filibuster.”

    Simon & Schuster: The Good Fight

  • “At some point following the Diamond Jubilee in 2012—perhaps upon her own ninetieth birthday in 2016—she would agree to step aside allowing Charles to become king at last at age sixty-seven—still making him the oldest person ever to assume the throne, although at an age when he might still leave his mark on history.”

    Simon & Schuster: William and Kate

  • “There are now more than twenty different “instruments” (questionnaires) out there—from the Texas Revised Inventory of Grief to the Hogan Grief Reaction Checklist—with anywhere from six to sixty-seven different “items” (symptoms) on them, such as “I have little control over my sadness” or “I frequently feel bitter” or “I am stronger because of the grief I have experienced.””

    Simon & Schuster: The Truth About Grief

  • “Told me to give Dad a message about how he owed Joey T sixty-seven dollars.”

    Simon & Schuster: Kings of Colorado

  • “That sixty-seven point gap is almost unheard of in public opinion data.”

    The Huffington Post: Jonathan Weiler: From Soup to Nuts: The Authoritarian Transformation of the Republican Party

  • “Here are the notes and mortgages," said Porportuk, "for fifteen thousand nine hundred and sixty-seven dollars and seventy-five cents.”

    The Wit of Porportuk

  • “Fifteen thousand nine hundred and sixty-seven dollars and seventy-five cents," he read with careful precision.”

    The Wit of Porportuk

  • “Fifteen thousand nine hundred and sixty-seven dollars and seventy-five cents," Porportuk corrected.”

    The Wit of Porportuk

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