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Revise
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Revise
Medspeak In the UK, to study, in particular in preparation for an exam
Surgery To evaluate a surgical wound
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The Ombudswoman and two foreign NGOs asked for the case to be re-examined by the Asylum Revisory Authority, who eventually granted him asylum, deeming it too dangerous to send him back.
Ombudswoman says society must change its attitude to homosexuality by Cyprus Mail (Cyprus)
As we shall see, President Bush would ascribe to the commander in chief powers that were never possessed by the president when the post was incorporated into the Constitution, and which may not be engrafted by a theory of a presidential revisory power.
The law: George Bush as Commander in Chief: toward the nether world ... by Adler, David Gray / Presidential Studies Quarterly
The so-called European parliament of more than six-hundred members is a token with no legislative or revisory powers.
A malign legacy. (The survival of culture: IV) by Pryce-Jones, David / New Criterion
 
 
 
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