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41 separate, tax, rate
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42 partially separate sewer
Dictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > partially separate sewer
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43 partially separate sewer system
Dictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > partially separate sewer system
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44 to file separate action
Jur. intenter une action distincteEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > to file separate action
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45 motion seeking separate trials
Jur. requête aux fins de la disjonction d'instancesEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > motion seeking separate trials
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46 board, of, a, combined, separate, school, zone
conseil m d'une zone unifiée d'écoles séparéesEnglish-French legislative terms > board, of, a, combined, separate, school, zone
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47 board, of, a, Protestant, separate, school
conseil m d'une école séparée protestanteEnglish-French legislative terms > board, of, a, Protestant, separate, school
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48 board, of, a, rural, separate, school
conseil m d'une école séparée ruraleEnglish-French legislative terms > board, of, a, rural, separate, school
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49 board, of, a, rural, separate, school, zone
conseil m d'une zone d'école séparée ruraleEnglish-French legislative terms > board, of, a, rural, separate, school, zone
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50 Carleton, Roman, Catholic, Separate, School, Board
Conseil m des écoles séparées catholiques de CarletonEnglish-French legislative terms > Carleton, Roman, Catholic, Separate, School, Board
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51 combined, Roman, Catholic, separate, school, board
conseil m unifié d'écoles séparées catholiquesEnglish-French legislative terms > combined, Roman, Catholic, separate, school, board
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52 combined, separate, school
école f séparée unifiéeEnglish-French legislative terms > combined, separate, school
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53 combined, separate, school, board
conseil m unifié d'écoles séparéesEnglish-French legislative terms > combined, separate, school, board
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54 combined, separate, school, zone
zone f unifiée d'écoles séparéesEnglish-French legislative terms > combined, separate, school, zone
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55 English-language, separate, district, school, board
conseil m scolaire de district séparé de langue anglaiseEnglish-French legislative terms > English-language, separate, district, school, board
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56 French-language, separate, district, school, board
conseil m scolaire de district séparé de langue françaiseEnglish-French legislative terms > French-language, separate, district, school, board
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57 French-language, separate, district, school, board, supporter
contribuable des conseils scolaires de district séparés de langue françaiseEnglish-French legislative terms > French-language, separate, district, school, board, supporter
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58 live, separate, and, apart, to
être séparéEnglish-French legislative terms > live, separate, and, apart, to
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59 Metropolitan, Separate, School, Board
Conseil m des écoles catholiques du Grand TorontoEnglish-French legislative terms > Metropolitan, Separate, School, Board
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60 Protestant, separate, school
école f séparée protestanteEnglish-French legislative terms > Protestant, separate, school
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