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1 special
спеціальний, особливий; окремий; позитивно виражений; екстрений ( про випуск газети тощо)- special act
- special administration
- special administrator
- special agency
- special agent
- special agreement
- special allowance
- special appeal tribunal
- special appearance
- special arbitrage account
- special arrangement
- special assessment
- special assumpsit
- special authority
- special authority
- special bail
- special bastard
- special calendar
- special case
- special charge
- special circumstances
- special class
- Special Commission
- special committee
- special conditional fee
- special contract
- special count
- special court
- special custody
- special custom
- special damages
- special defence
- special defense
- special demurrer
- special deposit
- special deputy
- special deputy sheriff
- special deterrence
- special disability
- special drawing rights
- special duty
- special election
- special endorsement
- special envoy
- special exception
- special excise
- special excise duty
- special execution
- special files
- special finding of fact
- special guardian
- special hospital
- special indorsement
- special intent
- special investigation
- special investigation group
- special investigation team
- special investigative crime
- special investigator
- special jurisdiction
- special juror
- special jury
- special law
- special leave
- special leave of the court
- special legislation
- special licence
- special license
- special majority
- special measure
- special meeting
- special police task force
- special mission
- special object of crime
- special operation group
- special operations group
- special order
- special part
- special partner
- special partnership
- special passport
- special patrol
- special pension
- special peril
- special permission
- special plea in bar
- special pleading
- special policy
- Special Political Committee
- special position
- special power of attorney
- special prevention
- special privilege
- special procedure
- special procedures
- special proceeding
- special proceedings
- special property
- special prosecutor
- special provision
- special purpose policeman
- special registration
- special resolution
- special retainer
- special right
- special right to cover
- special rule
- special security cell
- special service
- special service unit
- special-service agent
- special session
- special shelter
- special status
- special tariff
- special team of investigators
- special traverse
- special treatment
- special tribunal
- special trust
- special venue
- special verdict
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2 regular
належний, правильний, який потрібно; формальний; належно оформлений, вчинений за формою; який відповідає вимогам права, який узгоджується з правом, відповідний праву; законний, правомірний; загальногромадянський ( про паспорт тощо); черговий (прикм.); штатний- regular administration
- regular administrator
- regular appointment
- regular civil police
- regular consultations
- regular court
- regular deposit
- regular due
- regular election
- regular elections
- regular forces
- regular form of marriage
- regular grand juror
- regular grand jury
- regular judge
- regular juror
- regular jurors
- regular jury
- regular leave
- regular marriage
- regular meeting
- regular member
- regular occupation
- regular on the face
- regular passport
- regular police
- regular proceeding
- regular proceedings
- regular process
- regular recourse
- regular session of parliament
- regular statutory costs
- regular use
- regular vacation
- regular veto
- regular warrant
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