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Even better, the position is part of the family pedigree.

They want a man with money and some sort of pedigree.

The focus on the here and now has a long pedigree.

Maybe he'd come late to it, or had a pedigree in another field.

The research is in the new issue of Science, so it's got the right pedigree, but still.

Still, at the top of the market, pedigree is king.

Yeah, and when was the last time he'd lived up to his pedigree?

"He was a powerful little guy even then and he's got a great pedigree for the job".

Not really a question of whether his son "will" have a great pedigree then is it?

It may not be in his pedigree to worry about things he cannot control.

Perhaps no more than 60,000 of the state's one million people can prove such a pedigree.

The good effort suggested he might be coming around, as does his pedigree.

But the international pedigree was not enough and production ended in 1954.

What really mattered in an individual was a good pedigree.

Now 75 years old, the house has a distinguished pedigree.

Penn State came into the game with a different pedigree.

With his pedigree comes social status, a country house and lots of money.

It's got the pedigree to do it, if they sort out the marketing.

Gallagher must have given him my pedigree since the day before.

Being born in a tree was a better pedigree than this.

"Tom has the pedigree to run a great public company," he added.

Neither of these had any pedigree, as was normal for the period.

In a county so well known for its race meeting, pedigree counts.

"It has several thousand years of pedigree as a working relationship," I say.

The girl's voice came out small, but firm, giving name, father and pedigree.

In this case, 'pedigreed' is a more accurate term.