English to Latin Meaning of lich - ossa magi

Lich :

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Definitions of lich in English

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Examples of lich in English

(1) He had gambled away his licensed taxi as a result of his increasing debt and it was time to pay the debts.(2) A wave of consolidation in China's domestic handset industry will reduce the number of mainland makers from the current 37 officially licensed vendors, he said.(3) Now the situation across Down District has got so bad that licensed taxi drivers say that they are being forced out of business.(4) If affordable, car owners should have their own officially licensed emission test devices to ensure against possible police accusations of unsatisfactory results.(5) He is a licensed trustee in bankruptcy and is engaged in a number of files as trustee and court appointed receiver.(6) What happened, your Honours, is that timber from approximately three-quarters of the leasehold itself was logged by licensed timber operators.(7) Most of these taxi operators are unlicensed and licensed operators have requested that the council and the Tourism Authority of Thailand rectify the situation as quickly as possible.(8) Tasmania at the moment, is going to be the quickest to get to something close to a total indoor smoke ban in licensed venues, pubs, clubs, gaming areas.(9) Under the Act you have carriers, so you cannot actually provide carriage services unless you are a licensed carrier.(10) But officially licensed guides are the best way to go.(11) All commercial space will be given to recognised and licensed operators after a bid or a competition of market prices.(12) It is therefore a form of interrogational torture; it is the officially licensed form.(13) This means that it is an officially licensed game based on the books.(14) Officials say the newly licensed producers are aiming for a different market - the poorer rural residents and, eventually, overseas consumers.(15) We did not have officially licensed merchandise in those days.(16) The Respondent is employed as a licensed mechanic and presently earns $48, 900 per annum.

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