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válido
Well grounded in logic or truth or having legal force.
invalid
sound
legal
reasonable
binding
sensible
legitimate
logical
reasoned
validated
effectual
Portuguese
válido
Valid.
unexpired
1
Every year students are arrested and deported for working without
valid
authorisation.
2
Conclusions: The CAT is a
valid
health status measurement in IPF patients.
3
However, the public was reminded that the new coin is
valid
tender.
4
However,
valid
logic does not always guarantee truth or a sound argument.
5
Conclusions: The self-reported oral health variables were
valid
and reflected clinical status.
6
Meanwhile the current agreement will remain
valid
until Oct. 24, it added.
7
A reliable and
valid
screening procedure for assessing alcohol use is needed.
8
Mr Lees-Galloway said there were
valid
questions about why that never happened.
9
There is a risk of
valid
studies with negative results going unpublished.
10
They make one
valid
point, but otherwise I cannot understand their concerns.
11
Croatian authorities are now checking whether the referendum request is legally
valid
.
12
The vouchers are
valid
for 12 months from the date of issue.
13
Conclusion: These results suggest that this instrument is both
valid
and reliable.
14
They too will receive a Future Cruise Voucher
valid
for 24 months.
15
With this very specific number, that complaint should no longer be
valid
.
16
DRIVER: They trust us when we go in with a
valid
challenge.
valid
valid reason
as valid
valid point
still valid
valid excuse
Portuguese
válido
Catalan
vàlid
Spanish
válido