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17:30 Sep 19, 2007 |
Spanish to English translations [PRO] Sports / Fitness / Recreation | |||||||
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4 +2 | expiration, expire |
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4 | "prescripción" > time-barring; "prescribir" > to be time-barred |
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3 | expungement |
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expungement Explanation: Maybe? http://criminal.lawyers.com/Criminal-Law--Expungement-FAQ.ht... |
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expiration, expire Explanation: expire to come an to end, to terminate, to cease be in force, as in the passing of the time limit for an agreement, a contract or other instrument to be enforceable. http://lawyerintl.com/modules/dictionary/search.php?q=expire |
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4 hrs confidence:
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