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Dispensation

of good and evil by God to man or more generically of the acts and modes of his administration

or causes damage mischief harm diminution loss damage used very generically as detriments to property religion morals etc

a substance capable of neutralizing acid a ldquobufferrdquo sometimes applied generically to any buffered aspirin preparation

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Benzedrine a trademark for one brand of amphetamine also used generically for any brand of amphetamine

a disposable handkerchief still a current trademark but often used generically

material Originally a trademark the term has been popularly used generically

in its scope and significance. It is described as a generic and very comprehensive term, which includes every species of the

Loss or injury, 'Loss' is a generic term. It signifies some detriment or deprivation or damage. Injury

Lunatie, in its generic meaning includes every kind of unsoundness of mind except idiocy,

(1989) 3 SCC 677. Luxury tax, is said to be generic term for excise imposed on purchase of items which are

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