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the counsel
noun
The exchange of opinions and advice especially in legal issues; consultation.
Exact(60)
"The counsel".
That is better than the counsel deserved.
The counsel is Paul Edmondson, not Edmundson.
"He's the counsel of record, right?" Justice Scalia asked.
His father is the counsel for the Town of Milford.
After all, Johnson was following the counsel of Kennedy advisers.
We could all use the counsel and encouragement.
He also discussed the counsel he had provided to Witt.
"I'm not the budget director; I'm not the counsel.
He got a letter from the counsel of the U.S.O.C.
This is the counsel of despair and patently nonsensical.
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