Portuguese
anulação Catalan
cancel·lació 1
Austria must consent to abrogation of treaties of 1839 establishing Belgian neutrality.
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Is this now a law, or rather an abrogation of all laws?
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They have this in common - abrogation of decision-making and authority to others.
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In a way, it was an act of abrogation of duties and obligations.
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He was compelled to demand from the Pope the abrogation of their charter.
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We came from Cæsarea to Jericho to preach the abrogation of the law.
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Therefore the abrogation of private masses cannot be conceded and tolerated.
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No amount of spinning or abrogation of responsibilities can hide this.
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PIXR abrogation also impairs larval molting, indicative of its role in tick biology.
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Jesus sweeps it away entirely, and goes much further than even its abrogation.
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Again their abrogation has its own evils and its own questions.
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The defeat in it, the sense of almost complete abrogation, makes Jack sad.
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They probably saw in the free importation of foreign food the abrogation of rent.
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Russia had already virtually consented to the abrogation of the Treaty of Unkiar Skelessi.
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The airline's unions now have their chance to argue against the proposed contract abrogation.
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A vote for Bryan is a vote for the abrogation of those four Commandments.
