b.b.
| 05:41 May 14, 2000 |
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| na | see below |
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| na | bereits benannt |
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| na | bereitsbenannt = aforementioned |
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7 hrs
see below Explanation: This is a long shot, but it might be a dictation error. If the original text was dictated, perhaps whoever typed it misconstrued "d.d" to be "b.b." d.d. = de dato (dated (on...)). But I'm afraid that to be sure, one would have to see the actual context. HTH, Will |
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bereits benannt Explanation: I am not too sure because there is not much context to go on, but I have come across this abbreviation before in legal text. THe translation I usually use is 'already cited'. |
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20 hrs
bereitsbenannt = aforementioned Explanation: have come across this before in (para)legal texts |
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