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1 fulfil a condition
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виконувати (зобов'язання, наказ тощо); відповідати ( вимогам); відбувати ( покарання)- fulfil a commitmentfulfil the financial obligation that comes with marriage — виконувати фінансові зобов'язання, що випливають із шлюбу
- fulfil a condition
- fulfil a directive
- fulfil a mandate
- fulfil a promise
- fulfil a requirement
- fulfil a sentence
- fulfil an agreement
- fulfil an obligation
- fulfil an order
- fulfil conditions
- fulfil conditions of statehood
- fulfil contract obligations
- fulfil duties
- fulfil election promises
- fulfil legal obligations
- fulfil one's commitments
- fulfil one's obligations
- fulfil the electors' mandate
- fulfil the office
- fulfil treaty obligations
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