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reĀ·mit (r-mt)
v.
1. To diminish; abate.
2. To transmit money.

Remit
Responsibility, role, job, as in '...the remit of members (in organisation X) is...'

remit,
v to send; to relinquish.


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This treatment will consequence in prolonged remittal of the disease in about 20 to 30 percentage of patients and usually those with milder disease at the beginning of treatment.
In certain instances, the Canons recognize that disclosure of any basis for disqualification, other than personal bias or prejudice concerning a party, will permit a remittal of disqualification.
According to an electronic newsletter issued by CIWMB, which offers updates on the implementation the state's Electronic Waste and Recycling Act of 2003, in light of difficulties in establishing an efficient Electronic Waste Recycling Fee collection and remittal system, the legislature passed AB 901 as an urgent measure.
 
 
 
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