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I've got a pro bono case, but that doesn't take much time.
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Large firms do take cases pro bono on behalf of the indigent.
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Sen. Paul administers pro bono eye surgeries when Congres is in recess.
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Maybe they thought doing the case as pro bono would be good publicity.
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In 2013, London-based law firm Clifford Chance took on the case pro bono.
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Our group asked me once more to accomplish this mission pro bono publico.
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If I succeed, I shall be strongly tempted to publish them with a translation, pro bono publico.
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What could be better than a market, where one sells one's best and most durable goods pro bono publico!
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A spokeswoman for the campaign said the company had been happy to offer its services " pro bono publico".
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There is a free, familiar, pro bono publico style of living in these small places, which requires some time for a European to fall into.
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" Pro Bono Publico- "Hovaninvoked the battle cry of his own Service.
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It was understood we were all working hard, and keeping ourselves fit, tremendously fit, under Altiora's inspiration, Pro Bono Publico.
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Strange to say my motive is altruistic-soaltruistic that I feel I should sign myself ' Pro Bono Publico,' instead of Nancy Almar.
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P. B. P., she boasted, was engraved inside their wedding rings, Pro Bono Publico, and she meant it to be no idle threat.
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"Yes, but from the standpoint of the general public, Constant Reader, Pro Bono Publico, and all that?"
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"Good morning, Pro Bono Publico," he said, just glancing about to be sure he was not overheard.
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"Give 'em forty-two for a finish, fellows," bawled the Olympia's coxswain through his megaphone, literally pro bono publico.
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Young Adams wrote letters over the "nom de plume" of Pro Bono Publico, and then replied to them over the signature of Rex Americus.