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- In between
- Between ourselves
- Among other things
- None of these
The foreign phrase “Inter Se” means _____.
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- In parts
- On the whole
- Between ourselves
- Between themselves
The foreign phrase “Magnum opus” means _____.
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- A great success
- A great work
- A mammoth task
- None of these
The foreign phrase “Mala fide” means _____.
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- Truth
- Based on facts
- Treacherously
- None of these
The foreign phrase “Onus Probandi” means _____.
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- The burden of proof
- Fate of a case
- By virtue of
- None of these
The foreign phrase “On the topis” means _____.
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- Finally
- Under consideration
- Eventually
- On the top of it
The foreign phrase “Fait accompli” means _____.
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- Things need to be done
- Result of efforts achieved
- Things done
- None of these
The foreign phrase “Ex Post Facto” means _____.
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- Divide and rule
- Terminated officer
- Acting retrospectively
- None of these
The foreign phrase “Persona grata” means _____.
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- Non-acceptable person
- Acceptable person
- Lucky person
- Qualified person
The foreign phrase “Ex-parte” means _____.
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- Party in power
- Party in opposition
- On one side only
- None of these
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