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relegated

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adjective

sent or consigned to a lower position, place, or condition:
Over time, after the people’s uprising, reports of human rights violations became a relegated segment of evening news.
(of a task or other matter) consigned or committed to someone to take care of:
Besides these relegated duties that the Chair performs on behalf of the committee, the Chair is also expected to keep abreast of new regulatory trends.

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Elsewhere Cardiff City fans spoke of their disappointment as the team was relegated.

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They are in better shape than fellow relegated sides Southampton and Leicester - financially and in terms of strategy and togetherness.

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He described the club's season as "miserable" and a "total embarrassment" after the Foxes were relegated earlier this month.

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In his two and a half years with Fulham they were relegated from the Premier League twice, and promoted in between.

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Steve Bruce's side welcome Wrexham, while Orient travel to struggling Cambridge who could be relegated on Monday if they fail to win.

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