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procuration

[prok-yuh-rey-shuhn] / ˌprɒk yəˈreɪ ʃən /


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Charlotte’s Salvation Army head Major Larry Broome says a temporary site needs to be confirmed at least by summer, as the toy procuration process begins months ahead of Christmas.

From Washington Times

The merchants ordinarily pass a procuration, which it is necessary to renew once a year, to one of their clerks to carry their drafts and demand their payments, which no other person can do.

From Project Gutenberg

The summing-up followed and after a consultation of three-quarters of an hour, the jury returned a verdict against Taylor on the indecency counts, not agreeing, however, as to the charges of procuration.

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According to Rau, Lehrbuch, I, § 180, the procuration of the following means of subsistence required in day labor in: Column code: A = Manchester.

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Later on, if his conduct had satisfied his superiors, the time would come when he would get nominated to a more accessible and more profitable parish, that would quickly enable him to pay off the debt due to the procuration.

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