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- Dictionarystart·ing gate/ˈstärdiNG ˌɡāt/
noun
- 1. a restraining structure incorporating a barrier that is raised at the start of a race, typically in horse racing and skiing, to ensure a simultaneous start: "the first man out of the starting gate"
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