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intramural
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intramural
1. Education chiefly US and Canadian operating within or involving those in a single establishment
2. Anatomy within the walls of a cavity or hollow organ
intramural [¦in·trə′myu̇r·əl]
(anatomy)
Within the substance of the walls of an organ.
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In the fall, Wilkinson says the university plans to offer night tournaments through the Intramural Sports Department.
Summer sport spinoffs: new recreational pastimes take from classic ... by Kennedy, Linda T. / Utah Business
There he returned to teaching at Saint Augustine High School where he continued to teach and run the intramural sports program until 2008.
George Victor Vasil by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
I would argue that a purely intramural sports program would reach more students and have a greater positive impact on our students than interscholastic competition for the few who make the team.
LETTERS IN THE EDITOR'S MAILBAG by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
 
 
 
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