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Grater
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expression to. (4) v.t. widen the boundaries of, increase the area, scope etc., enlarge, dilate. (5) v.t. become grater in area, bulk, capacity etc.; become larger: increase the scope of one's activity or the scale of operations
Majority
age in the eye of the law on the day preceding the anniversary of his birth. 2. The grater number. In a deliberative body, questions are ordinarily decided by a majority of those present at a meeting
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Merger
absorption of a thing of less importance by a greater whereby the lesser ceases to exist but the grater is not increased, and rights are said to be merged when the same person who is bound to
Satisfaction
to the contrary, if a debtor bequeath to his creditor a sum of money as great as, or grater than, the debt, without taking any notice at all of the debt, this shall be deemed a satisfaction
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