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Cantona was the 2nd King of Old Torafford, Denis Law was the first. Birmingham City DID NOT relegate Man U, Denis Law did.

We relegate it to the informal and are likely to feel guilty whenever we find ourselves getting angry because someone has taken our place.

Therefore, even having the best interests of handicapped people in mind, you relegate them into a position of secondary order.

The Palestinians also fear that such an acknowledgment might relegate their Arab-Israeli brethren in Israel as second-class citizens.

It is through this article relegate Sushi period of a few words for imagery to explore the mentality of their relegation.

My pragmatic and principled approach to addressing complex world issues places the U. S. A. at the top. I will never relegate the U.

dispatched; dispatching; dispatches; To relegate to a specific destination or send on specific business.

We can no longer relegate Afghanistan to the bottom of our priority list.

commit, consign, entrust, confide, relegate These verbs mean to give over to another for a purpose such as care or safekeeping.

McDonald knows that making such dramatic changes means you can't just relegate technology to the IT department.

Some scientists relegate parapsychology to the sphere of quackery.

Mr. Taylor relegate his project to his son after he have ret.

He was sick, he complained that he had hated him gas, after putting her relegate to limbo.

relegate: To assign to an obscure place, position, or condition.

By 2030, India could also take third spot to relegate Japan to fourth, the business consultancy said.

In fact, you even relegate font sizes to the proverbial dust heap, and use percentages.

Such devices may relegate Moore's Law to secondary status.

If we deprive ourselves of the one, we relegate the other to indecisiveness and irrelevance.

Now, if you're a goddess of stars and planets wouldn't you relegate insects to somebody else?

Netflix (NFLX) today declared war on DVDs, pledging to relegate them to the same dustbin that is occupied by VHS and Betamax tapes.

The decision to "relegate" Mono from production to sample status has been based on multiple factors.

Liverpool won 2-0 at bottom club Albion yesterday to relegate Tony Mowbray's side.

If you say this is the most important, then you relegate the other facts of life to a secondary position.

That is why you shouldn't relegate this vital task to one department or some interns or consultants.

If we are to relegate Aids to the history books we must be bold.

To relegate is to assign to a specific and especially an inferior category or position: relegate

Relegate: to assign to a particular class or category; classify