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Pace

Pace, a measure of length containing two feet and a half.

extent of which is not precisely known: some say 1,500 paces. Ingulphus, p. 910, says 2,000 paces. In Dugd. Mon., tom.

A horse used to set the pace in racing

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word pari passu is -- at an equal rate or pace, with simultaneous progress, proportionately etc. This term is generally used

Inflation rate, the pace of change in the prices of goods and services in

An irregular gait of a horse called also single footed pace See Single v i

Characterized by an awkward irregular pace as a shambling trot shambling legs

a baseball pitch thrown with little velocity when the batter is expecting a fastball called also change up

A pace a step as in a dance

To pace again to walk over again in a contrary direction

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