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1 vindicate the law
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2 vindicate
витребувати; відстоювати ( права тощо); відновлювати (право, правовий стан, юридичну силу); підтримувати (рішення, думку тощо); обіляти; віндикувати- vindicate honor
- vindicate honour
- vindicate one's claim
- vindicate the law
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