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superboard (複数形 superboards)

1. A consolidated governing board set up in place of several lesser boards.
   • 1972, University of Virginia, University Register (volume 2)

     States such as North Carolina, Louisiana, and Wisconsin have consolidated power over state college policy in superboards in an attempt to improve efficiency.

   • 1977, Paul A. Mickey, Robert Leroy Wilson, What new creation? (page 142)

     Several problems seemed to have resulted in the creation of the superboards. The first was the perceived wasteful and needless duplication of programs by different agencies within the same denomination.