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244. ecological adj. Relating to th
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E265. enjoy vt. Special legal meani
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E285. ethics n. A system of moral p
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299. fair adj. Treating each person
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316. functionaries n. People with o
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330. hinder vt. Create an obstacle
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I346. incitement* n. The act that e
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I363. institution n. An organizatio
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398. legislature* n. A body of peop
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M52411. majority of morethan fifty
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429. mother tongue* n. One's native
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N56443. nationality n. Membership o
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458. offence n. A criminal act ck/f
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473. Parliament n. Body of people r
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P490. personnel n. The people emplo
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508. practise vt. To do something r
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P66522. principles n. Guiding rules
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537. prorogue* vt. To discontinue a
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553. pursue vt. Carry further or ad
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571. register* n., vi. andvt.(n.) A
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587. representative n.and adj.(n.)
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600. responsible adj. Liable to be
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S615. security n. and adj. (n.) Saf
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S80630. session n. A meeting for th
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643. state n. An organized politica
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656. subsidiarity n. The principle
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672. territory n. The geographical
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686. unanimous adj. Sharing the sam
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705. voters n. People who vote or h
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The purposes of this Glossaryof Con