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1 count of indictment
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1) виклад (викладення) справи; позовна вимога (заява); пункт позовної заяви; пункт обвинувального акту, пункт обвинувачення; пат. ідентичне домагання; підрахунок ( голосів)2) викладати справу, виступати з викладом справи; висувати пункти обвинувачення; рахувати, підраховувати (в т. ч. голоси)•- count alleging an offense
- count as an offence
- count as an offense
- count losses
- count of indictment
- count sur concessit solvere
- count upon a law
- count upon a statute
- count-out
- count out
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3 multi-count indictment
обвинувальний акт з кількох пунктів, обвинувальний акт по кількох статтях; обвинувачення по кількох статтях
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