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codify to arrange and label a system of laws. codify verb accumulate, arrange, assemble, assort, break down, bring into order, catalog, categorize, classify, collect, compile, coordinate, digerere, divide, formalize, formulate, group, index, introduce order, list, methodize, organize, rank, reduce to a code, reduce to a digest, reduce to order, regularize, sort, subdivide, systematize, tabulate Associated concepts: codifying act See also: arrange, classify, constitute, digest, docket, enact, establish, file, fix, index, legislate, tabulate How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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the team of codifiers who had worked independently met to find common ground in comparing the codifications made While it is plausible that the precedent of the French revolutionary regime's decriminalization was known to the law codifiers, and although it is clear that this decriminalization was trumpeted in propaganda about the new social order for western consumption, "explicit decision" is something of a leap of faith in Bolshevik enlightenment about homosexuality. The very foundations of TDT can be traced to the New York City legends of modern dance who, along with being unique choreographic voices, were also great teachers and codifiers of training technique. |
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