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розгляд; аналіз; експертиза, обстеження, огляд (в т. ч. медичний); догляд, перевірка; опитування, опит ( у суді); допит ( свідка або підсудного в суді); судове розслідування (слідство); висновки слідства; протокол- examination boardexamination of evidence by court — аналіз (розгляд) доказів ( або свідчень) судом
- examination by touch
- examination by witness
- examination certificate
- examination de bene esse
- examination department
- examination for nonobviousness
- examination for subject-matter
- examination-in-chief
- examination in court
- examination of accounts
- examination of automobile
- examination of bullets
- examination of case in court
- examination of causal relation
- examination of claim
- examination of corpse
- examination of exhibits
- examination of handwriting
- examination of ink
- examination of paper
- examination of party
- examination of proposal
- examination of witness
- examination procedure
- examination record book
- examination standard
- examination system
- examination upon oath
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