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1 absence of legislative base
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2 absence
відсутність, нестача ( когось або чогось); неявка- absence from court
- absence from duty
- absence from work
- absence of corpus delicti
- absence of data
- absence of due control
- absence of due supervision
- absence of good cause
- absence of government
- absence of guiding principles
- absence of legislative base
- absence of principles
- absence of quorum
- absence of reconciliation
- absence of weapon
- absence on sick leave
- absence without leave
- absence without official leave
- absence without valid excuse
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