excepcion
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| controlada
| excepcion abbr. | |
| gen. | exception |
| excepción abbr. | |
| gen. | exception |
| comp., MS | exception |
| fin. | overshooting |
| law | derogation; exemption; derogating provision; demurrer |
| patents. | exceptional case |
| polit. law | preliminary objection |
| -NO abbr. | |
| automat. | NOT- |
| NO abbr. | |
| agric. chem. | nitric oxide |
| no abbr. | |
| gen. | no; not; no, thanks |
| controlada abbr. | |
| fin. | subsidiary |
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| exception | |||
| exception (An abnormal condition or error that occurs during the execution of a program. An exception requires the execution of software outside the normal flow of control) | |||
| overshooting | |||
| derogation; derogating provision; demurrer | |||
| exceptional case | |||
| preliminary objection | |||
| waiver | |||
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| exception | |||
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| exemption Denmark | |||
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| Exchange ActiveSync | |||
| Cuando un acusado declara que los hechos presentados por un demandante pueden ser verdaderos, pero no son suficientes para demostrar la responsabilidad legal del acusado | |||
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excepcion : 98 phrases in 19 subjects |