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поручитель; безпека, почуття безпеки; надійність; забезпечення ( боргу тощо); застава; режим, ізоляція ( в пенітенціарній установі); секретність, режим секретності- security administration
- security arrangements
- security bill
- security classification
- security clearance
- Security Council
- Security Council Resolution
- security dealer
- security expert
- security firm
- security for claim
- security for loan
- security force
- security forces
- security guarantee
- security guard
- security housing
- security in old age
- security information
- security interest
- security law
- security man
- security measures
- security ministry
- security of citizens
- security of country
- security of firearms
- security of frontiers
- security of person
- security of property
- security of residence
- security of suretyship
- security of tenure
- security of the community
- security of the state
- security officer
- security police
- security precautions
- security risk
- security-screening
- security service
- security service investigator
- security service operation
- security system
- security to bearer
- security violation
- security zone
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