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action of collation - referred to in alderecho and obligation of reciprocal character among forced heirs, consists in bringing together the estate the value of donations made to the forced heirs by the deceased-
specific action - referred to in alefecto of a drug on a specific pathogen or an organ -
you burn - it refers to the expression: reducesa embers one thing -
I abozalo - refers to the expression: pongobozal an animal -
It abracaba - refers to the old expression: rodeabacon someone or something - arms
collective action - refers, in sociology, alconjunto of people who have a social capital formed by networks of reciprocity, voluntary cooperation and commitment -
action of amparo - refers, in law, judicial, expeditious and fast, alprocedimiento, which aims at the protection of the rights established in the Constitution-
abrigad - refers to the expression: covered someone with a pledge to give heat -
abrochad - refers to the expression: ponedbroches or buttons to something
abrogad - refers to the expression: derogad - a law or decree, in its entirety -
stainless - steel refers to unaaleacion of steel with a high percentage of chrome, very resistant to oxidation - 8-23%
action aquiliana - refers, in law, a procedural tool of Roman law aquiliana law-
adamantinoblastoma - refers to the expression: enamel Odontogenic tumor -
- refers to the expression: reduce it duration of one thing -
abro - refers to the expression: muevoun mechanism to give way to a fluid with a duct -
lines of action - refers to orientation and organization of different activities - strategies
action antropicase means for ecology, the environment degradativo alproceso-
You aboyas - it refers to the expression: in the river or sea - colocasboyas
embrace - refers to the expression: rodeadcon arms around someone or something -
abrevad - refers to the expression: dadde drink to the cattle -