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1 first
•- first-aid
- first-aid dressing
- first appeals instance
- first chamber
- first Chamber
- first claim
- first-class rate
- first-class title
- first conviction
- first cousin
- first cousin at one remove
- first cousin once removed
- first cousin twice removed
- first-degree arson
- first degree murder
- first-degree murder
- first deputy superintendent
- first division
- first-hand copy
- first-hand evidence
- first-hand information
- first impression
- first instance
- first intent
- first judgement
- first judgment
- first-level appellate court
- first name
- first name file
- first of exchange
- first offence
- first offense
- first offender
- first-offender juvenile
- first option
- first priority
- first reading
- first release
- first round of elections
- first run in with the law
- first-time gun buyer
- first-to-file rule
- first-to-file system
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2 second
1) другий; повторний; вторинний2) підтримувати, виступати на підтримку ( пропозиції тощо); підкріпляти; понижувати у посаді•- second a motion
- second a proposal
- second an amendment
- second appeal
- second appeals instance
- second ballot
- second chamber
- second-class rate
- second conviction
- second cousin
- second-degree arson
- second division
- second estate
- second-hand
- second hand evidence
- second in command
- second intent
- second motion
- second motion request
- second notice
- second offence
- second offense
- second offender
- second punishment
- second reading
- second receipt
- second term
- second trial
- second voting
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