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constituinte каталонский
constituent (Grammar) a word or phrase or clause forming part of a larger grammatical construction.
Constitutional in the structure of something (especially your physical makeup)
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What could devolution mean for the four constituent countries of the UK?
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The difference is constituent in the elements that make up the machine.
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However, the constituent elements of NADPH oxidase-dependent cell signaling are not known.
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Nepal is due to vote for a constituent assembly on April 10.
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Many e-cigarette products contain cinnamaldehyde as a primary constituent of cinnamon flavorings.
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Serbia is terribly hampered by lack of loyalty in her constituent elements.
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Wrath is no constituent of the divine character; but a potentiality only.
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The first part called for an arbitration body in the constituent universities.
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A constituent, who drops by to discuss immigration issues, is greeted warmly.
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America was very unhappy and discouraged the independence of the constituent states.
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We have changed the constituent parts, but not the system of government.
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The fat of milk is its most valuable and most important constituent.
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Olein is a liquid and is the main constituent of liquid fats.
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Mr Burke chose him because he was a constituent in north Dublin.
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Every soldier was his constituent, whether he lived in Maine or Nebraska.
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Lime is the principal constituent of limestone, marble, chalk, bones, shells, etc.
