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Hon JUDITH COLLINS: As the member will be aware, the State Services Commissioner is undertaking a review of the parole situation and probation, but, for the member's information,

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  1. noun A distinct part of a whole, especially:
  2. noun Linguistics A syntactic unit of a sentence; a clause.
  3. noun Logic A proposition of a syllogism.
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  • I don't like to mention names, but let's put it this way: this member is a glowing vision into the rectum of darkness. —  Original Signal - Transmitting Buzz
  • Hon JUDITH COLLINS: As the member will be aware, the State Services Commissioner is undertaking a review of the parole situation and probation, but, for the member's information, —  ScreenTalk
  • "If the member is an enlisted member, all pay is going to be tax-free," Svendsen said. —  Latest Articles
  • Another member was arrested by one of the security checkpoints in the district. —  Yemen RSS News Feed - Yemen Times
  • Another member is also acclaimed both nationally and internationally through their successful career. —  NEWS.com.au | Top Stories
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officer ·  person ·  citizen ·  group ·  representative ·  official ·  student ·  organization ·  party ·  government ·  agent

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  1. Middle English membre, from Old French, from Latin membrum.

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  1. from Middle English membre, from Old French (and F.) membre = Spanish miembro = Portuguese Italian membro, from Latin membrum, a limb, member of the body, a part, portion, or division.
 

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