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1 обезличенный металлический счёт
Banking: unallocated bullion account, pool account (сугубо контекстуальное значение; возможно, термин неправильно использован исполнителем), depersonalized metal accounts, ОМСУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > обезличенный металлический счёт
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