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claimant <a claimant; claimants> N

claimant ADJ

claimant

claimant adjuster LAW

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Castles of the motte-and-bailey were erected quickly all over the country to subdue the locals and prevent foreign invasions by rival claimants to the throne.
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For the loss of work, the claimants sued the trade union official.
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Currently claimants can claim the actual cost of eligible communication expenses or claim an additional 3% of their entitlement on top of their entitlement.
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In court, the claimants were expected to prove beyond reasonable doubt that death or injury in each case was attributable to exposure.
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The stakeholder may, however, at trial claim they don't owe money to the claimants at all, since the action can be in the nature of interpleader.
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With his death, the family lost much of its remaining political appeal, though claimants continue to assert their right to the imperial title.
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Largest is at best a vague term, which is often not qualified by claimants.
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Even before the cutain rose, police were dispersing irate claimants for refunds on that occasion.
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The report of a provision for all that come, fills the hall with numerous claimants.
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The medal was awarded only to surviving claimants; next of kin could not apply for a medal on behalf of a deceased relative.
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