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61SED-Unrechtsbereinigungsgesetz — SED Unrechtsbereinigungsgesetz, zwei Artikelgesetze (Erstes S. vom 29. 10. 1992 und Zweites S. vom 23. 6. 1994), mit denen die Rehabilitierungsgesetze erlassen wurden …
62SED-Diktatur — SED Dik|ta|tur …
63sed non allocatur — /sed non aelakeytar/ But it is not allowed. A phrase used in the old reports, to signify that the court disagreed with the arguments of counsel …
64sed per curiam — /sed par kyuriyam/ But by the court. This phrase is used in the reports to introduce a statement made by the court, on the argument, at variance with the propositions advanced by counsel, or the opinion of the whole court, where that is different …
65sed quaere — /sed kwiriy/ But inquire; examine this further. A remark indicating, briefly, that the particular statement or rule laid down is doubted or challenged in respect to its correctness …
66sed vide — /sed vaydiy/ But see. This remark, followed by a citation, directs the reader s attention to an authority or a statement which conflicts with or contradicts the statement or principle laid down …
67sed|a|tive — «SEHD uh tihv», noun, adjective. –n. 1. a medicine that lessens nervousness, pain, or excitement: »Drugs called barbiturates and bromides are commonly used sedatives (Solomon Garb). 2. anything soothing or calming. SYNONYM(S): salve. –adj. 1.… …
68sed|en|tar|i|ly — «SEHD uhn TEHR uh lee», adverb. in a sedentary manner …
69sed|en|tar|i|ness — «SEHD uhn TEHR ee nihs», noun. the state or habit of being sedentary …
70sed|en|tar|y — «SEHD uhn TEHR ee», adjective. 1. used to sitting still much of the time; inactive: »Sedentary people get little physical exercise. 2. that keeps one sitting still much of the time: »Bookkeeping is a sedentary occupation. 3. moving little and… …
