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1 marry by (special) licence
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2 licence
n. vergunning; diploma; vrijheid van kunst; losbandigheid1 vergunning ⇒ licentie, verlof♦voorbeelden:1 verlof ⇒ permissie, in/toestemming2 vrijheid♦voorbeelden:
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