Flemish term
levensbewijs
4 +1 | life certificate | Sven Petersson |
PRO (1): Sven Petersson
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life certificate
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writeaway
: the answer is more than obvious-but do you see that term anywhere in the text?/looks a lot like the text was the question./yes but it does happen
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No, I assume "levensbewijs" is the heading for the text provided. / The text cannot be the question; that would break KudoZ rules.
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EestiKurt
: Yes right. Prove that you have not died and are thus entitled to receive your pension payments.
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I know, I have to provide it every year.
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