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Betting

the employment of young persons in betting business. The (English) Ready Money Football Betting Act, 1920, penalises the printing, publishing or

Ready and expert in the use of the body and limbs

relating to, or being a claim for relief that is ready for judicial resolution because the injury is certain to occur

value 1 : the price at which a buyer is ready and willing to buy and a seller is ready and

body of opposition leaders meeting from time to time and ready to take office, Chambers Concise 20th Century Dictionary, Davidson, Seaton

not be referred and that the applicant was and is ready and willing to do all things necessary to the proper

Array [fr. aredare, It., to get ready], to rank or set forth a jury of men impannelled

given to all the parties that it is made and ready to be delivered: and if the submission direct that it

at his standing with a knife, gun, bow, or greyhound, ready to shoot or course; backberend, i.e., carrying away upon his

public importance because he has to maintain a team-shadow cabinet ready to take over administration; Practice and Procedure of Parliament, M.N.