Portuguese
não oficial Not having official authority or sanction.
Antonyms
Examples for "official"
Examples for "official"
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Therefore, official US rhetoric on Syrian citizens defending themselves must change today.
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The proposed state law would allow legal action first, official classification later.
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Turkish forces shelled northern Iraq this morning, a Kurdish government official said.
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House speaker Paul Ryan said: No public official is above the law.
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An administration official said the new executive order would likely exclude Iraq.
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The Urals mark the unofficial border between Europe and Asia in Russia.
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He's the unofficial food ambassador for Spain, Spanish products, and Spanish chefs.
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Also, the former prime minister Joe Natuman leads unofficial results in Tanna.
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State Attorney General Jerry Brown, the unofficial Democratic candidate, would defend it.
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The unofficial action threatened by DART drivers today has been called off.
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However, the outcome should be clear from unofficial tallies by about noon.
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The government has threatened people trading dollars at unofficial rates with arrest.
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They have sold more than 150 million records, according to unofficial estimates.
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The society quickly became the unofficial network of the Republican judicial revolution.
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The unofficial action, which disrupted traffic, was against new taxi plate prices.
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The unofficial mind passes by in dark wonder; not pretending to know.
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This was their second unofficial stoppage this week, with further stoppages expected.
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Production at Coolock stopped yesterday morning because of an unofficial demarcation dispute.
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At long last, a major entertainment conglomerate is encouraging unofficial fan sites.
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Mark Lowen reports from Donetsk, the unofficial capital of the breakaway east.
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They have been compared to an unofficial opposition in an adolescent democracy.
