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Objection to indictment

Objection to indictment. On this being taken, the same course is followed as set out under the last title.

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Matched in: Term Common Intention, common object

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target : the object to be affected or achieved by an action or development ;specif : a company that is the object

An object glass See under Object n

A mathematical object or a physical representation of it which is a two dimensional sheet with only one surface It is

Novelty. The objection to a patent or design on the ground that it is not new or original is often termed

Relating to objects situated within the eye esp relating to the perception of objects in ones own eye

Liable to objection likely to be objected to or disapproved of offensive as objectionable words

One who objects one who offers objections to a proposition or measure

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