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1 party opposition voting
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2 party opposition vote
= party opposition voting голосування всупереч партійній дисципліні -
3 party
група; компанія; учасник, сторона (в судовому процесі, угоди тощо); (політична) партія- party affiliation
- party and party costs
- party-appointed
- party at fault
- party committee
- party concerned
- party congress
- party convention
- party convicted
- party discipline
- party elite
- party expenses
- party girl
- party ideology
- party in a trial
- party in contempt
- party in controversy
- party in default
- party in delay
- party in fault
- party in interest
- party in office
- party in power
- party in the procedure
- party leader
- party list
- party litigant
- party member
- party not at fault
- party not in fault
- party of power
- party-opponent
- party opposition vote
- party opposition voting
- party rules
- party to a conflict
- party to a contract
- party to a crime
- party to a dispute
- party to a lawsuit
- party to a marriage
- party to a suit
- party to a trial
- party to agreement
- party to an accident
- party to an action
- party to be charged
- party to contract
- party to proceedings
- party to the charge
- party to the contract
- party to the convention
- party's moral stand
- party's premises -
4 cross
1) страждання; розп'яття; розм. нечесний вчинок2) перекреслювати; заважати, протидіяти; розминутися; кросувати ( чек)3) взаємний; зустрічний; несприятливий; протилежний•- cross appeal
- cross-appellant
- cross-application
- cross bill
- cross-bill
- cross-claim
- cross complaint
- cross-defendant
- cross-demand
- cross-designation of record
- cross-errors
- cross-examination
- cross-examination by police
- cross-examination to credit
- cross-examination to the issue
- cross-examine
- cross-examiner
- cross-examining party
- cross-interrogatories
- cross-interrogatory
- cross-licensing
- cross marriage
- cross-move
- cross obligation
- cross-opposition
- cross-petition
- cross-proceeding
- cross-proceedings
- cross-purpose
- cross-question
- cross-questioning
- cross the aisle
- cross the border illegally
- cross the floor
- cross the floor of the House
- cross the frontier
- cross vote
- cross voting
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