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| the act of putting an end to or of making less. |
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| One who promotes the commission of a crime. |
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| A positive statement of facts that the party to a suit professes to be ready to prove. |
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| Delivery of personal property by one to another in trust for specific purpose. |
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| A written ackowledgment of a debt; instrument under seal for payment of loan. |
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| Domain; held in one's own right, and not of a superior. |
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| A person conveying or bequeathing. |
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| Gradual taking possession by one of what is not his own (i.e., real estate). |
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| Investiture with privileges or capacities of freedom, or municipal or political liberty. |
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| Male designated by deceased testator to execute the provisions of the will. |
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| In close relationship; appropriate; relative; pertinent. |
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| Signs; indications; circumstances which point to existence of given fact as probable. |
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| Wrongdoer, evildoer, a person who has been convicted of a crime. |
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| For the good; services done or performed free of charge. |
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| Made and carried out as a formality. |
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| For himself; in his own behalf; in person. |
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| As far as it goes; so much; to that extent. |
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| Belonging or relating to the bank of a river or stream; of or on the bank. |
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| A person ordered to appear to serve on a jury, or a member of a panel of jurors. |
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