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extricable

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105) Thus, absent an extricable legal error or a palpable or overriding error of fact, an appellate court should not interfere with a finding of prima facie defamation.
Case comment: WIC Radio v. Simpson by Frankel, Steven / University of Toronto Faculty of Law Review
The MDGs cover all spheres of development aims, notably, that: * Economic development is an extricable part of human development.
From the Millennium Summit to 2015: the challenges ahead by Nujoma, Sam / UN Chronicle
But recently, there has been proof positive that the breadth of the state's resources goes beyond the extricable.
That's a wrap by Ess, Charlie / Alaska Business Monthly
 
 
 
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