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03:49 Jan 24, 2006 |
Spanish to English translations [PRO] Law/Patents - Law (general) / Court Ruling | |||||
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5 +2 | prove their allegations |
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3 | show their allegations |
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3 | to make manifest their declaration |
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show their allegations Explanation: Ya |
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to make manifest their declaration Explanation: In Robb's Diccionario de Terminos Legales, a "dicho" is a statement, declaration, or deposition. Maybe just "declare" by itself would do. |
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prove their allegations Explanation: . |
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