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Expeditate

Expeditate, to cut out the ball of a dog's fore-feet, for the preservation of the Royal game, Manw. c.

To deprive of the claws or the balls of the fore feet as to expeditate a dog that he may not chase deer See also declaw

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Performing with speed

Expedit reipublic' ne quis sua ne male utatur.-(The good of the state requires a man not to injure his

Expedit reipublica ne sua re quis male utatur [Lat.], It is for the public good that no one should

Expedit or Interest reipublic' ut sit finis litium. Co. Litt. 303.-(It is for the public good that there be

fishing expedition 1 : an inquiry (as by the use of discovery) that is unnecessarily extensive or unrelated to the

In expedite manner expeditiously

To expedite to hasten

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