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holographic
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holographic adjective cursive, graphic, handwritten, in black and white, in longhand, in print, in writing, inscribed, inscriptional, longhand, manuscript, on paper, penned, printed, scribbled, scriptorial, scriptural, under one's hand, written
Associated concepts: execution of a will, nuncapative will, Probate Court, Surrogates Court, will formalities
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