reauthorise
reauthorize
mandate
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ordain
by
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amendability
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reapprove
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swear in
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adjunctively
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authorizedly
implied consent
approver
probate
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legitimation
ruled
grant
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plenipotential
license
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permission
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congeable
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amendable
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rulingly
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name
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English words for 'To authorize again; to give new authority to.'

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