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bearing upon

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See: apposite, cognate, germane, incident


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Any persons having knowledge bearing upon Abramson's fitness or qualifications to resume the practice of law should contact Cheryl L.
With this nomination, Bush put into practice what we have known all along: that a person's sexual orientation has no bearing upon one's ability to do a job and successfully serve our country," said Lorri L.
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