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1 нормативний акт
enactment; legislation; legislative act; rule; regulation; regulatory act -
2 акт
ч1) ( дія) act, action2) мист. act3) ( документ) statement, report, certificate, act; юр. deed; ( обвинувальний) indictment; ( парламентський) act, bill; instrumentнормативний акт — regulatory (normative, standard) act
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