Brought about or set up or accepted; especially long established.
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Tyler said the checking of passports was the well-established responsibility of governments''.
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President Al-Bashir has said that the Abyei situation must be established immediately.
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A DICTATORSHIP has been established in the heart of the new Europe.
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Critics led protests late last year calling for limits to be established.
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The industry she says currently has no established guidelines or accepted process.
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She said Apple's sweetheart tax deal with Ireland constituted illegal state aid.
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The French interior ministry said he constituted a potential threat to society.
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New Caledonia has entered a second month without a properly constituted government.
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It constituted grave violations of human rights law and international humanitarian law.
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The hot social argument was about which year constituted the new millennium.
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ONGC could claim the oil price drop constituted a material adverse change.
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The High Court ruled yesterday the money constituted the proceeds of crime.
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The Revolutionary Tribunals constituted the principal means of action of the Terror.
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It did not conclude whether those actions constituted the crime of obstruction.
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He had constituted himself the defender of a cause lost in advance.
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A Headache Index based on pain diaries constituted the main outcome measure.
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The loading process was done in the presence of duly constituted witnesses.
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Non-denaturing cIEF separations using highly hydrophilic polymer-coated capillaries constituted the second dimension.
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As this article constituted a personal attack upon myself and my views.
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Together, they constituted one of the most important scientific discoveries in history.
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By means of the indications and measurements that constituted the fourth line:
