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modus vivendi [ˌməʊdəsvɪˈvendi:, am. angl. ˌmoʊdəsvi:ˈ-] SAM. PRAVO, POLIT.

modus vivendi

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And the modus vivendi through which it reforms and re-educates its misdemeanants, corrects its incorrigibles and integrates its deviants.

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My understanding is there is already a modus vivendi, there is already an agreement that we can fish.

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Out of violent confrontation emerged a modus vivendi that is a model for the country.

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Same goes for taste, modus vivendi and modus operandi, so much so that what exists is a continuation of one form of exploitation.

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People, especially youth are forced to travel footboard due to huddled masses and demanding modus vivendi.

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By doing something you try to work out the modus vivendi -- you work it out through an activity that is constructive.

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But eventually, using their reserves of deep mutual affection, my parents managed to negotiate a way through this crisis and found a modus vivendi.

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Coalition rather than confrontation is the modus vivendi.

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However, even though university sports finally led a peaceful coexistence, the modus vivendi still needed to be established.

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In practice, a flexible modus vivendi had emerged and such screens had been put up from time to time when large numbers of people gathered to pray.

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