Definitions
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- noun Australia, New Zealand A
partner in a spousal relationship not officially declared as amarriage , comparable to acommon law husband or wife.
Etymologies
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Toomey has already been defined as a defacto Santorum in the views of a majority of PA I loved Santorum too.
Is the NRSC Maneuvering to Push Tom Ridge? - Erick’s blog - RedState 2009
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Toomey has already been defined as a defacto Santorum in the views of a majority of PA I loved Santorum too.
Is the NRSC Maneuvering to Push Tom Ridge? - Erick’s blog - RedState 2009
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The defacto is the formal Sir and Mame/Madam or Mr.Mrs. Children do not even call their teachers by their first name, never mind their own parents.
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Seems that Rudy is everybody's "defacto" nominee in all of these reports.
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The nasty 'defacto' leader of the Republican Party doesn't know the US Constitution from the Declaration of Independence.
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- The break up of the Soviet Union then provided a pretext for the 'defacto' annulment of Iran's treaty with Russia involving the Caspian Sea's the newly established (independent) republics.
Grand Caspian Theft 2008
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QUESTION: Can you please help me explain to my client the new definition of "defacto" in South
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QUESTION: Can you please help me explain to my client the new definition of "defacto" in South Australian Acts?
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ANSWER: The new definition of "defacto" in all South Australian Acts has been effective as of 1 June 2007.
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ANSWER: The new definition of "defacto" in all South Australian Acts has been effective as of 1 June 2007.
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