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false plea

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See: pretense, pretext


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It seems highly improbable that the applicant, who has come from Afghanistan just to seek her status as a wife from the respondent, would have come with a false plea," the magistrate ruled.
However, it appears likely that the current system encourages false plea bargains by innocent companies and executives.
It seems highly improbable that the applicant, who has come from Afghanistan just to seek her status as a wife from the respondent, would have come with a false plea," the magistrate ruled.
 
 
 
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