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Richard was a de facto independent duke as were his successors.
The reality is that our devaluation was a de facto devaluation.
There was a de facto ban on their exercising certain professions.
The fact is that our devaluation was a de facto devaluation.
The berdache was a de facto member of the inner tribal circle.
Myanmar stated in its reply to the survey that it was a de facto abolitionist country.
But this was a de facto standard.
Your example of Turkey and Greece was a de facto exchange.
Nike was a de facto merger of a private art gallery with an informal antique shop.
It is not clear if she was a de Court by birth or marriage.
It was a de facto French colony despite being a protectorate on paper.
Everybody knew there was a de jure and a de facto situation.
Front suspension was by double wishbones, while at the rear there was a De Dion axle.
Room booked was a de luxe seaview room.
Although nominally in vassalage to the Kingdom of Hungary, Bosnia was a de facto independent state.
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This ceremony was a de facto defeat forthe Yamamori family.
Under the Commonwealth Government, the Commander-in-chief was a de facto head of state.
It was a de facto recognition of the Lithuanian state.
NATO claimed that this was a de facto authorization.
There was a de fact peace with Israel during decades.
I thought California was a de minimis state.
Then there was a de facto moratorium on the death penalty in Turkey.
The Republic of Korea stated that it was a de facto abolitionist State.
This was a de facto demand for Snowden to give himself up to the US authorities.
At this time Alabama was a de facto one-party state.
Here was a de facto request from America that Japan broaden its military cooperation.
The Swedish-speaking population was a de facto rather than de jure minority.
He was a de facto member of the Civil Rights Movement.
In the early history of the party, he was a de facto deputy of Adolf Hitler.
There was a de facto near-monopoly affecting online information.
On whether you would still like me if I was a De Winter / Hathaway type again.
There was a de jure and de facto gap in the attainment of women 's equality.
Mr. JAZAÏRY ( Algeria ) added that Algeria was a de facto abolitionist State.
This measure was a de facto confiscation of prime real estate in Venezuela 's major cities.
The declaration registered in 2002 concerning these lots was a de facto sanction ;.
The source asserts that it was a de facto, arrest conducted in an arbitrary manner.
The vehicle was a De Dion-Bouton quadricycle with a mounted Maxim machine gun on the front bar.
The last flight from the airfield was a de Havilland Hornet Moth in July 1934.
I think it was a De Havilland biplane, but it might have been just an old Jenny.
Unofficially the US was a de facto “ ally ” of Nazi Germany.
It was a de facto conviction!
For many years, the IUD was a de facto organizing department in the AFL-CIO.
Ltd there was a de minimis dumping margin of 1.7.
The drone overflight was a De facto intrusion, which means Castle doctrine applies.
So, this was a de facto literacy test.
The result was a de facto moratorium on the death penalty nationwide, [… ].
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De jure or de facto inability to perform functions as arbitrator
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