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  • 111Law — Recorded in the spellings of Law, Laws and Lawes, this is an Anglo Scottish surname. It originates from the Northern Medieval English word law , itself from the Old English hlaw , usually describing a burial ground or a distinctive hillock or… …

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  • 112LAW 80 — Bei der LAW 80 handelt es sich um eine in Großbritannien hergestellte reaktive Panzerbüchse zur Bekämpfung von gepanzerten Fahrzeugen auf kurze Distanzen Die Waffe besteht aus zwei ineinander geschobenen Rohren. Im geschlossenen Zustand ist sie 1 …

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  • 113law — Fick s first law Fick s second law Hooke s law Neumann s law …

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  • 114law — noun 1) a new law was passed Syn: regulation, statute, enactment, act, bill, decree, edict, bylaw, rule, ruling, ordinance, dictum, command, order, directive, pronouncement, proclamation, dic …

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  • 115law — noun 1) the law Syn: legislation, constitution, rules, regulations, legal code 2) a new law Syn: regulation, statute, act, bill, decree, edict, rule …

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  • 116law — See: LAY DOWN THE LAW, PARLIAMENTARY LAW, TAKE THE LAW INTO ONE S OWN HANDS …

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  • 117law — See: LAY DOWN THE LAW, PARLIAMENTARY LAW, TAKE THE LAW INTO ONE S OWN HANDS …

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  • 118Law Of 29 — A belief held by some marketers that on average a prospective customer will not purchase a good or service until they have been exposed to a marketing message 29 times. While the number of messages can differ a great deal when courting… …

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  • 119law — See: lay down the law, parliamentary law, take the law into one s own hands …

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  • 120law — noun /lɔː,lɔ,lɑ/ a) The body of rules and standards issued by a government, or to be applied by courts and similar authorities. By law, one is not allowed to own a wallaby in New York City. b) A particular such rule. A new law forbids driving on… …

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