eleventh
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- n position 11 in a countable series of things
- s coming next after the tenth and just before the twelfth in position
- Clinton's eleventh-hour move, along with pardons of his half-brother, Roger, and former business partner Susan McDougal, outraged Republicans and Democrats alike.
- Investigators now know that Marcinkus played a part, perhaps unwittingly, in a huge loan scheme that could bring down the Milan-based Banco Ambrosiano, Italy's eleventh largest .
- eleventh-hour election fever bracing for 1997, hong kong stages a last-hurrah election that has aroused people's enthusiasm for democracy.