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1 intentional
intentional creation of conditions for perpetration of a crime — умисне створення умов для вчинення злочину
intentional denigration of the honor and dignity of an individual in an obscene form — = intentional denigration of the honour and dignity of an individual in an obscene form умисне приниження честі і гідності людини у непристойній формі
intentional denigration of the honour and dignity of an individual in an obscene form — = intentional denigration of the honor and dignity of an individual in an obscene form
- intentional commissionintentional participant in a crime — особа, яка свідомо бере участь у злочині
- intentional disclosure
- intentional endangering
- intentional failure
- intentional guilt
- intentional infringement
- intentional omission
- intentional participation
- intentional poisoning
- intentional tort
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