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equivalent n., adj. equal in value, force or meaning. EQUIVALENT. Of the same value. Sometimes a condition must be literally accomplished in forma specifica; but some may be fulfilled by an equivalent, per oequi polens, when such appears to be the intention of the parties; as, I promise to pay you one hundred dollars, and then die, my executor may fulfill my engagement; for it is equivalent to you whether the money be paid to you b me or by him. Roll. Ab. 451; 1 Bouv. Inst. n. 760. |
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If my life is not to be violated, then equivalently, others' lives are not to be violated. The property's profile however bore resemblance to Rose Associates' mixed-use building, The Sheffield, which the firm sold last year for over $400 million, an asset whose office space was equivalently poorly conceived but which Spiegel had successfully leased. Foy: This paragraph equivalently denies the sufficiency of grace and incorrectly says that these people do not reject the teaching authority of the Church. |
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