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| Conspiracy to prevent carrying on business by threats, withdrawal of patronage, etc. |
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| The custom or practice of a court. |
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| By the body and by the mind; by the physical act and by the mental intent. |
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| A brief; a bundle of papers. |
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| Not obscure or ambiguous; having no disguised meaning or reservation. |
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| By their or its own force. |
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| Foreign; from outside sources. |
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| Immediately; without delay; directly. |
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| Not permitted or allowed; prohibited; unlawful. |
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| Heavily populated continuous urban area including many cities. |
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| Cause of reason that moves the will and induces action. |
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| By the law of the land; by due process of law. |
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| An exclusive or peculiar privilege. |
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| Return or yield, as of land; profit, as that which returns from an investment. |
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| In real property law, a spark of right or interest. |
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| A deposit made to answer an event, as on a wager. |
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| Doubtful; questionable; distrust. |
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| Commercially, a small sample of cloth from which suits, etc, are to be ordered. |
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| A right of property, real or personal, held by one party for the benefit of another. |
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