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111(the) ERM — the ERM UK [ˌiː ɑːr ˈem] US [ˌi ɑr ˈem] noun exchange rate mechanism: a system for controlling the exchange rate between some of the countries that belong to the EU Thesaurus: european unionhyponym * * * the ERM …
112The Incredible Voyage — is Tristan Jones account of his record breaking voyage from the lowest body of water on earth (The Dead Sea) to the highest (Lake Titicaca). Considered Jones best book it spans several years. Jones voyage happened using two different boats first… …
113the means justify the end — ► used to say that it does not matter if the methods used to achieve something are wrong, dishonest, etc. as long as you get the result you want : »I m sorry, but reducing the wages of the lowest paid in order to save money is just not acceptable …
114(the) bottom of the heap — the lowest rank within a group. Being near the bottom of the heap, the company has nowhere to go but up. Those at the bottom of the heap feel that no one cares about them. Opposite of: the top of the heap …
115the least — something of the lowest importance, strength, value, etc. Any noise–even the (very) least–would startle her. often + of That s the least of my worries/proble …
116(the) bottom of the ladder — the lowest rank. Because she was just out of college, her job was at the bottom of the ladder. Opposite of: the top of the ladder …
117the proletariat — the lowest social or economic class of a community; especially : the working class a member of the proletariat • • • Main Entry: ↑proletariat …
118the federal minimum wage — UK US noun [S] GOVERNMENT, HR ► the lowest amount of money that an employee can earn an hour according to US government laws: »From July 24, 2009 the federal minimum wage increased to $7.25 per hour …
119to the lowest degree — adverb used to form the superlative The garter snake is the least dangerous snake • Syn: ↑least • Ant: ↑most (for: ↑least) …
120the depths — The lowest pitch of humiliation and misery • • • Main Entry: ↑depth …
