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1) (совершать) to act; (o войсках) to be in action, to operateдействовать, преодолевая сопротивление — to go against the stream / the tide
действовать согласно (чему-л.) — to act in accordance (with smth.)
действовать согласно велению собственной совести — to act in accordance with the dictates of one's own conscience
2) (иметь силу — о законах, соглашениях и т.п.) to be in force, to be valid3) (давать результат, влиять) to have an effect (upon, on), to act (on)
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