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1) митниця, митна установа, митне управління ( орган); мито; митний догляд2) митний•- customs agent
- customs airport
- customs and excise authorities
- customs area
- customs auction
- customs authorities
- customs authority
- customs authorized by time
- customs barriers
- customs blockade
- customs bond
- customs-bonded warehouse
- customs broker
- customs certificate
- customs charge
- customs charges
- customs check
- customs clearance
- customs clearance charge
- customs clearance document
- customs clearance form
- customs clearance office
- customs code
- customs control
- customs control administration
- customs convention
- customs court
- customs credit
- customs debenture
- customs debt
- customs declaration
- customs declaration form
- customs discrimination
- customs district
- customs document
- customs drawback
- customs duty
- customs duty on imported goods
- customs-enforcement area
- customs entry
- customs evasion
- customs examination
- customs examination list
- customs-exemption certificate
- customs fee
- customs form
- customs formalities
- customs formalities clearance
- customs formality
- customs formality charge
- customs fraud
- customs frontier
- customs guarantee
- customs inspection
- customs inspector
- customs invoice
- customs inward and outward
- customs label
- customs law
- customs legislation
- customs mark
- customs offence
- customs offense
- customs office
- customs office of departure
- customs office of destination
- customs office outward
- customs officer
- customs official
- customs penalty
- customs port
- customs preferences
- customs receipt
- customs regime
- customs regulation
- customs regulations
- customs revenue
- customs seal
- customs search
- customs supervision
- customs supervision zone
- customs surcharge
- customs surveyor report
- customs tariff
- customs territory
- customs treatment
- customs treaty
- customs union
- customs valuation
- customs value
- customs vessel
- customs warehouse
- customs warrant
- customs zone
- customs's permission
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