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Meanings of of counsel in anglès
Person with more and deeper knowledge in a specific area.
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Usage of of counsel in anglès
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Objection 1: It would seem that the process of counsel is indefinite.
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Maples had argued that he received ineffective assistance of counsel at trial.
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They have lost the benefit of assignment of counsel by the court.
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The efforts of counsel were therefore directed towards a mitigation of sentence.
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We must now consider the gift of counsel which corresponds to prudence.
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They had received plenty of counsel, and much of it was excellent.
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On the advice of counsel, I have decided to testify in Latin
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If I hint a piece of counsel, she feels it an insult.
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Yet one bit of counsel will I give thee ere we part.
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Then sundry hums and ahs, but no syllable of counsel or cheer.
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Slidell and I ate Subway sandwiches while awaiting the arrival of counsel.
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Counsel for the plaintiff expects the retort of counsel for the defendant.
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When Menelaus had ended, sage Nestor answered with many words of counsel.
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But, as one gentleman to another, permit me a word of counsel.
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This error of counsel helped to produce the celebrated farthing verdict.
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Theoretically he is also somewhat in the way of counsel for the defence.