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There was discussion as to whether the term 'abrogation' could be easily translated into other languages; to this end, synonyms such as abolition, reversal, suppression, halt, arrest, stop or inhibition reflect the meaning, although abrogation leaves less room for residual interpretations than most other terms.
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Some bidders have even included language to this effect in their proposals, those close to the deal said.
Which I suppose it was, but in such a harmless way that I remain suspicious of the negative language to this day.
The third and fourth establish the existence of a "true One," i.e. God, which is the source of unity in all other things, and consider the inapplicability of language to this true One.
There was a language to this abandonment of our inhibitions.
This is a point well taken, and we have included language to this effect in the abstract and the introduction.
"Congress tightened the language to prevent this, and yet banks still may get away with this under the proposed rules".
We have changed our language to reflect this shift.
Use subjective language to make this clear: 'In my opinion…" not "…this is a fact".
They give us the language to communicate this vision with the wider public.
The draft of the Volcker Rule has language to address this issue.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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