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cant terms that could be devised, they became instantly as familiar in use as they have since continued.-2 Hallam's Const. Hist.,

common in the Authorised Version of Bible, and was presumably familiar when that version was first published. But it never obtained

Res quotidianae, means every day matters; familiar points or questions, Black's Law Dictionary, 7th Edn., p. 1314

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resolutions is different from the test of the 'reasonable man' familiar to the law of torts, whom English law figuratively identifies

skill, the dictionary meaning of 'skill', inter alia, is: 'the familiar knowledge of any science, art, or handicraft, as shown by

of the possessor is the better.) 'Hence it is a familiar rule, that in ejectment, the party controverting my title must

Exceptional, means as an ordinary, familiar English adjective, and not as a term of art. It

In a shy or timid manner not familiarly with reserve

transaction must be incomplete. The term 'confidence trick' is also familiarly applied to other cases, of which there are many examples.

A familiar diminutive of John

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