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05:20 Mar 4, 2001 |
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| Selected response from: Ana Rita Santiago Brazil Local time: 04:09 | ||||||
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A theory prevails in the institution, which will be constituted by a set of norms which would regula Explanation: the sentence is too long to be answered here. Why don't you select the terms you actually don't know and leave the rest as context for the helper to be able to understand what the whole thing is about? my own knowledge |
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take a look on the text in the lower box since the upper cannot embrace it:) Explanation: Pity, but I have not impoved some omissions in your text (it were easier to paste it from the original)... SA: is a principal society non-contractual. As for its institution, a theory prevales which means that this society could be constituted by a group of norms which would totally regulate the determined matter, taking off any arbitrariness of the person (of the individuum). Sincerely yours, Dr. Tagir S. Tagirov KSU 4 anos ao dar aulas teoricas (lectures) em Portugues:) Novo Dicionario da Lingua Portuguesa. |
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There is a prevailing theory... a set of rules that would cover... thus removing... Explanation: Blimey! What a beautifully Portuguese sentence! I agree with anarita that it's too long and we suffer from lack of context, but I'd like to offer the above suggested turns of phrase. "...arbitrio..." wouldn't fit in the space provided. I believe it would best be translated by "arbitrary decision-making on the part of the individual" but I'm guessing. We need some context please!! intuition porta editora dictionary |
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