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1 privé
I adj1 خصوصية [xusʼuː׳sʼijːa]2 non public خاصة ['xaːsʼːa]3 sans l'État خاص ['xaːsʼː]II n m2 en privé على انفراد* * *I adj1 خصوصية [xusʼuː׳sʼijːa]2 non public خاصة ['xaːsʼːa]3 sans l'État خاص ['xaːsʼː]II n m2 en privé على انفراد -
2 privée
1 خصوصية [xusʼuː׳sʼijːa]2 non public خاصة ['xaːsʼːa]3 sans l'État خاص ['xaːsʼː]* * *1 خصوصية [xusʼuː׳sʼijːa]2 non public خاصة ['xaːsʼːa]3 sans l'État خاص ['xaːsʼː] -
3 GLB
"A U.S. law containing financial provisions that require all financial institutions to disclose to consumer customers their policies and practices for protecting the privacy of non-public personal information. Non-public personal information includes any PII provided by a customer, resulting from transactions with the financial institution or obtained by a financial institution through providing products or services." -
4 contract
"The behavior and state that a class provides, which is matched with what a client of that class can expect to hold. A contract is expressed partly by the signatures for all public fields, methods, properties, and events of that class. This is augmented by a description (usually in simple descriptive text) of what each field or property represents, together with what each method does. In the.NET Framework add-in programming model, a non-versioning interface that defines the methods and specifies the data types for transferring data over the communication pipeline between the host and the add-in. The contract is in the middle of the communication pipeline between the add-in and the host. The contract assembly is loaded into the application domains of both the add-in and the host."
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