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a conveyance of land shall operate to convey, all 'buildings, erections, fixtures, commons,' etc., etc., and so dispenses with the enumeration

of land required for defence of the country, as for erection of fortifications, etc., and see next title.

and includes any support cross-arm, stay, strut or safety device erected to set up for that purpose. [Indian Electricity Act, 1910,

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Ancient monument, means any structure, erection or monument, or nay tumulus or place of interment, or

Having erect pointed ears said of certain dogs

where the brook Fraw flows into the sea. Here was erected the Supreme Court of Law for the administration of justice

as in drilling recruits for the purpose of giving an erect carriage supple muscles and an easy control of the limbs

or pertaining to burial to the grave or to monuments erected to the memory of the dead as a sepulchral stone

or other animal whose tail is short esp when carried erect hence sometimes the animal itself

the plains of Siberia and Eastern Russia The male has erect annulated horns and tufts of long hair beneath the eyes

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