Synonyms for A plus
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1. A plusnoun

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   A

2. A plusnoun

   An academic grade issued by certain educational institutions. Slightly better than an A.

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   A

3. A plusnoun

   The highest possible rating.

   I give this novel an A plus.

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   A

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1. Ben Hodges:

   By the end of ... 2015, we will have gotten all the equipment for a heavy brigade, that means three battalions plus a reconnaissance squadron, the artillery headquarters, engineers, and it will stay in Europe, you are talking about 150-ish, maybe 160 M1 tanks, M2 Bradley fighting vehicles, 24 self-propelled howitzers.

2. Soichiro Monji:

   The rise in the broader stock markets looks to keep going. The U.S. government reopening is definitely a plus for market sentiment, there are still potential risk factors, such as the U.S.-China trade row and Brexit.

3. Miguel Miranda:

   If we stick to the U.S. version, the Russians now have a means for using small satellites to intercept a target in orbit and destroy it, this is a serious capability because the U.S. militarys biggest advantage over its rivals is an immense command and control plus intelligence and surveillance network orbiting our planet. Without it, the U.S. military suffers and struggles to fulfill its mission.

4. Suzanne Scott:

   If Galaxys Edge had been set on Tatooine, fans would have enjoyed scrutinizing every detail against Galaxys Edge cinematic counterpart, in creating Black Spire Outpost, they get all the appeal and familiarity of a spaceport/border planet, plus all of the creative freedom.

5. Evans Revere:

   My mark for the summit's symbolism, its organization, and its ability to strike the right tone is definitely an A-plus. As for the substance, a big question mark remains, the core product of this historic meeting seems to be an agreement to do things that the two sides agreed to do in the past.