I. act [ækt] N
II. act [ækt] VB intr
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The act eliminates unfair discrimination in certain sectors of the national labour market by imposing similar constraints on another.
en.wikipedia.org The act of imagining unexperienced childhood events, such as being rescued by a lifeguard or breaking a window with one's hand, increased confidence that the events had occurred.
en.wikipedia.org The bizarre concept of delivering a ventriloquist act, a visual humour, by radio, an audio medium, never seemed to bother anyone at the time, however.
en.wikipedia.org In a shocking act of savagery, she says he set fire to a bowl of nail polish remover while her hand was in it.
www.sundayworld.com An 1819 act of the second chamber abolished compulsory labor required by the state with the extra costs which resulted being absorbed by the treasury.
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