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Cabinet Council
the most considerable ministers of state (all being Privy Councillors), to concert measures for the administration of public affairs; first established by Charles I., and not expressly recognized by law. For a sketch of the history and
Chamber of Agriculture, Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Agriculture, Chamber of Commerce, an assembly of (1) agriculturists or (2) merchants and traders, where affairs relating to agriculture or trade are treated of. Chambers of such kind are recognized by s. 7(1)(b) of
Chamberiain
by 31 Hen. 8, c. 10. (3) The Chamberlain of London keeps the city money, presides over the affairs of the citizens and their apprentices, etc.
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VerbarModus vivendi
Mode or manner of living hence a temporary arrangement of affairs until disputed matters can be settled
Momentous
Of moment or consequence very important weighty as a momentous decision momentous affairs
Mismanage
To manage ill or improperly as to mismanage public affairs
Faineacuteant deity
A deity recognized as real but conceived as not acting in human affairs hence not worshiped
Derange
disorder confusion or embarrassment to disorder to disarrange as to derange the plans of a commander or the affairs of a nation
Direction
act of directing of aiming regulating guiding or ordering guidance management superintendence administration as the direction ounr public affairs or of a bank
Domestically
In a domestic manner privately with reference to domestic affairs
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