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A solemn, authentic instrument in writing, by which a person declares his or her will as to disposal of his or her inheritance (estate and effects) after his or her death, benefiting specified heir(s).
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It is testament to the measures implemented since that Senna, who was 34, remains the last driver to die on a Formula One weekend.
It's a testament to the significance of the Snowden disclosures and also to the hard work of many principled legislators on both sides of the aisle," Jameel Jaffer, the group's deputy legal director, said in a statement.
The line-up for the prize is testament to the diverse tastes of fans and of the musicians working today.
Only there isn't, because Guy has recorded his last rant and testament over it.
We're sitting in the garden of the family home on a Sunday afternoon, with Marr's exceptional recovery a testament to his dogged resilience.
Indeed, the way in which he marshalled the Whitehall education machine and its resources to deliver his targets is a testament to his focus and determination.
A message posted on the page read: "It is testament to the character of Isa and the beauty of the people who know him that the money for the initially planned ambulance (£7,000) was raised in less than 14 hours.
Hughton said: "I don't think Watford were better than us but what they have is two strikers who have the know-how and quality to score goals.They changed their system halfway through the first half and I think that's testament to the way we played.
Christine Langan, head of BBC Films and one of Philomena's principal backers said: "The recognition … is a thrilling testament to Philomena's amazing story and the film-makers' ingenuity and humanity in the telling of it".
And it's a testament to the power of creativity, not only as a valuable tool for reminiscing, but as something that can empower people with dementia, adding dignity and control, making them tellers of their own stories.
Richards still dominates this island, a testament to more prolific times.
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