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• priority — /praɪˈɒrəti / (say pruy oruhtee) noun (plural priorities) 1. the state of being earlier in time, or of preceding something else. 2. precedence in order, rank, etc. 3. the having of certain rights before another. 4. Computers the position in rank… …  

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