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| to wit, that is to say, namely (SS or ss) |
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| a spark, the least particle |
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| cause to know, give notice (writ used to revive a judgment that has expired [dormant]) |
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| thus, so, in such manner (used to indicate an error in original, quoted material) |
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| without a day, without a specific day assigned for a future meeting |
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| that without which a thing cannot occur; indispensable condition or part |
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| to abide by decided cases |
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| state in which, present state |
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| voluntarily, of his own will and motion |
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| under the name of, in the name of, under the title of |
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| under silence, without any notice being taken |
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| of its own kind or class, the only one of a kind, unique |
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| of his own right, having legal capacity to act for himself |
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| superseding (as in the bond that accompanies a writ commanding a stay of proceedings pending appeal) |
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| above, cited in full above |
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| beyond, in excess of, outside of |
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| without power, beyond the powers of |
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| that you cause to come, a type of summons |
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| against (plaintiff __ defendant) |
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| it is easy to see, that is to say, namely |
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| one who (that which) is face to face with another |
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| to speak the truth, the process used to select jurors |
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