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Down grade

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a descent, as on a graded railroad.

See also: Grade



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One thing people need to know is that if they put down grades they haven't got on CVs and application forms and are found out, they will lose their job.
The QCA is investigating claims that all three boards involved in A-levels had marked down grades to counter suggestions that the exams had become too easy.
Drake Johnstone, vice president of research with Davenport & Company, said the merger prospect caused a near term down grade of one of the companies.
 
 
 
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