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121 Parkinson's law
humorous principe m de Parkinson;∎ it's a case of Parkinson's law plus on a de temps, plus on met de tempsUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > Parkinson's law
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122 brother-in-law
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123 sister-in-law
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124 son-in-law
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125 common, law, duty
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126 adjective law
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127 civil law
1) civil law système juridique dérivé du droit romain; pf. droit romaniste2) droit civil [en tant que branche du droit privé]3) droit interne; droit national [par opposition au droit international]English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > civil law
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128 civil law system
Jur. système de civil law; système de droit romaniste ou de droit civilEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > civil law system
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