A slave, undoubtedly, can be the instrument of possession and usucapion for a bona fide possessor. |
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And, before I knew it, I was the proud possessor of a zillion raffle coupons! |
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As the proud possessor of a relatively mild autoimmune disease, I sure hope this works. |
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When Beekman purchased his coach from his agent in London, he was already the proud possessor of a chaise, a chariot, and a phaeton. |
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He said that the law which defined the liability of the possessor of land in cases of that kind had been settled for many years. |
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She was precise, logical, the possessor of the uncluttered desk and uncluttered mind. |
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That is to say, unless the possessor has explicit authority from a person in whom is bestowed imperium, there is no right of possession. |
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There could not be any question of an ouster of the true owner by a wrongful possessor. |
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The wrongful acts of a previous possessor do not therefore diminish the plaintiff's claim in respect of the wrongful acts of a later possessor. |
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The results suggested a ragtag yard sale, but for the handwritten notes explaining why each object was so precious to the possessor. |
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A possessor of great pace, power and strength, he also has the necessary wit and guile to progress to the very top of his sport. |
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This question seems a valid one, but one should remember that such a stance might put the possessor of the truth in an invidious situation. |
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The copy is supposed to resemble the original in order to capture the real and to convey the essence of the subject depicted or of its possessor. |
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Three former possessor States have completed the destruction of all their chemical weapons. |
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He has all the notes and is the possessor of a lyric tenor voice. |
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No, I am not a citizen of this country, but I am a possessor of a visa which allows me to stay here and write for newspapers and various publications. |
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In the perfect mansion there is for each spirit, a place that waits in time, or in eternity, the arrival of its possessor. |
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The threat of use of nuclear weapons by some possessor States is increasingly alarming. |
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If one person had a positive right in a thing, such as a pledgee, usufructory, or good faith possessor, both he and the owner could sue. |
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We call upon that major possessor State party to make every effort necessary to meet its final extended deadline for destruction. |
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But for all other articles, including most knives, the onus is on the prosecution to prove beyond reasonable doubt that the possessor intends to use it to cause injury. |
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It is clear, however, that a right which is not opposable by the possessor of the right against the person from whom the right is due is not a right in the full legal sense. |
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My previous entry dealt with coming upon a younger version of myself as the possessor of endless possibilities as far as the future was concerned. |
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Similarly, using only the public key, a person or service can encrypt a document such that only the possessor of the private key can decrypt it. |
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The governor of reliably Blue New Jersey and possessor of an outsize personality, he commands attention. |
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What really matters is that he is the possessor of the richest, creamiest voice in jazz, and wows listeners wherever they hear him. |
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What really matters is that he is the possessor of the richest, creamiest, most soulful voice in jazz, and wows listeners wherever they hear him. |
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Where he is not the owner, a bona fide pledgee may oppose any action for recovery by the owner under the conditions relating to the possessor in good faith. |
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Mr Haass cited the danger North Korea poses as a cyber-vandal, an unauthorised nuclear power, a possessor of a large conventional military force and a onetime sponsor of terrorism. |
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They take the pompous manner, the blustering voice, or other platform trappings, as evidence that the possessor of these characteristics has the more basic requirements also. |
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A possessor of convening power, a picker of people: hearing both stylings only a few minutes apart, I was struck by how both seem to operate at one remove. |
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A moral virtue is a habit that makes its possessor good. |
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As we said above, prudence is both a moral virtue and an intellectual virtue simultaneously, for a moral virtue renders its possessor morally good. |
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A special responsibility, however, falls on the CW possessor states who will have to carry the largest part of the burden and cannot expect to externalize their responsibility onto the community of all CWC states parties. |
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Seeking to win the friendship of a man who had attacked him in a speech, Franklin wrote him a note expressing the desire to read a rare book of which the man was proud to be the possessor. |
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The idea that an English elite was the rightful possessor of the language and governed its proper use was powerful enough to haunt even James Joyce, arguably the greatest re-inventor of English since Shakespeare. |
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Hence, without regard to the quantity involved, possession of counterfeit money raises a probability that the possessor is in possession intending to use it as currency. |
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We note the ongoing destruction of chemical weapons by the possessor states and are encouraged by the fact that the stockpiles of these deadly weapons are gradually decreasing. |
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This offence would prohibit the possession of a precursor where the possessor intends, or knows, that it will be used for the purpose of producing methamphetamine. |
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Here is the possessor of peace and the kingdom of light, come to build an arc of immense size, wherein all men may find refuge and be saved, as in the first times, when Noah built the Arc to rescue human seed. |
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Uncertainty about the actual timeframe of the sixty-fifth ratification and about the participation of the two major possessor states had complicated planning and final preparations. |
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For example, in some tracing mechanisms there is a record kept at every transfer of the firearm, expediting the tracing process to the last lawful possessor. |
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Mayan languages express indirect objects through an applicative suffix on verbs, a prepositional phrase, or the possessor of the direct object. |
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Here the possessor is the logical subject, while the possessed object is the grammatical subject of an equative sentence. |
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In all dialects, possessed nouns take a prefix agreeing with number and person of its possessor. |
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To indicate possession the ending of the noun indicating the possessor changes depending on the word's ending in the nominative case. |
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The first involves relativising the possessor of a noun phrase within the relative clause. |
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There is on the globe one single spot, the possessor of which is our natural and habitual enemy. |
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A trade secret is information that is intentionally kept confidential and that provides a competitive advantage to its possessor. |
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Earlier it has been assumed that Mordvin possessor indices affixed onto infinitives indicate the patient as opposed to the agent. |
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Relative clauses are used as a means of topicalization of a possessor of a genitive construction, as nominalization of a clause and in questions. |
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His best friend would not have called him good-looking, but he was the fortunate possessor of that cheerful type of ugliness which inspires immediate confidence in its owner. |
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Certain exceptions exist, such as instances of loss or theft of the instrument, wherein the possessor of the note may be a holder, but not necessarily a holder in due course. |
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Because tacit knowledge is by definition uncommunicable through ordinary language, acting on it requires that its possessor have a significant degree of autonomy. |
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It often marks a noun as being the possessor of another noun. |
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Mumbai may be one of the most squalid cities on earth but it is also the proud possessor of a hotel that can hold its head high with any around the world. |
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